No Network Password Screen

Under your network properties, go to the properties for "Client for Microsoft Networks". Check the box for "Log on to Windows NT Domain" and put in your domain name. Then reboot.

Just a thought:
Does your computer have a name in the identification tab? Ensure no leading/trailing spaces.
What group does your pc belong to?
I assume the network portion of the ip is the same as the network portion of your server and the masks are the same. Check your dns name on the 98 machine. Should be the same as the identification name.
Can you see anyone else. If running ethernet
can you see the network lights active on the nic card? Do you have netbeui enabled on either/ both ntand 98 machine. If not is anything else running just ip on the rest of the network. I would still enable netbeui on both. Who can you ping from the 98 machine on the network? can you ping the NT box? If running through a hub/ concentrator does the link lite activate when your pc comes up? if running token ring you should still see a link light and maybe hear a relay engage.

Hope these help:
Bo

not necessarily. I'd first crack open the poledit disk and look for the same thing. I beleive it's something like require network logon.

Mark

Under control panel, network, client for microsoft networks, properties for logon validation? check log on to windows domain.

?? Have you set a windows password yet? May be required by server if they are using ssl.

Ping the workstation id from another pc to see if the workstation is detected on the network. If that doesn't work, remove and then add the Nt client from network properties. Right click on Network properties from desktop and select the logon properties to force the log on screen. Finally check the Nt properties to see if the Domain and log on to NT options are checked and Domain is entered.

Dear friend,
You have to enable primary logon where you have 3 options :
1. Client for Netware
2. Client for Microsoft Networking
3. Windows logon
Well it is clear that you are using NT4 so your system should be client for microsoft networking. If you select this under primary logon you would surely get your reply. I have faced the same problem.
WISH YOU ALL THE BEST,
regards,
Louis

AFTER YOU HAVE CHECKED THAT ALL YOUR PROTOCALS ARE INSTALLED MAKE SURE THE NIC HAS THE CORRECT DRIVERS INSTALLED AND IS WORKING, THE NIC SHOULD HAVE A PIECE OF SOFTWARE WITH IT THAT SHOULD DIAGNOSE THE CARD AND DO A TEST TO SEE IF IT IS WORKING.

AFTER YOU HAVE CHECKED THAT ALL YOUR PROTOCALS ARE INSTALLED MAKE SURE THE NIC HAS THE CORRECT DRIVERS INSTALLED AND IS WORKING, THE NIC SHOULD HAVE A PIECE OF SOFTWARE WITH IT THAT SHOULD DIAGNOSE THE CARD AND DO A TEST TO SEE IF IT IS WORKING.

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