It's best to know what model PS/2. If it's a 95xx, it will be much easier and even fun to set up. In a message dated 11/12/2004 8:31:26 AM Eastern Standard Time, john_boffemmyer_iv(a)boff-net.dhs.org writes: A fellow IBM'er of mine is selling me his complete IBM PS/2 system. It's MicroChannel AND has Token Ring! woohoo. It is also SCSI! I am also getting a MAU in original plastic still WITH reset tool. yippie. I can add that to the 24 port Bay Networks (now Nortel) Baystack 504 (mod) that I have. Now all I need to do is toss in a few larger SCSI drives and find someone nice enough to have a copy of the MCA configuration floppy that I will be needing. Once I know the specific unit, I will ask the list for help on that. More than likely, I know I'll get a few flames, but hey, gotta ask as it will be my main machine/server on the TR side of the network. It is currently running DOS and a semi-modified Windows 3.1 (?). I want to do something, like toss Debian on it as it has a very nice net install and works well for me so far. Any suggestions guys? -John Boffemmyer IV ---------------------------------------- Founder, Network Engineer, Tech Analyst and Web Designer Boff-Net Technologies http://boff-net.dhs.org/index.html ----------------------------------------