A DOS IP network is completly independant of Windows network.
You need a packet driver.

Unfortunately the rest of the ip stack is carried by each application in it's executable file.

You need a wattcp.cfg file at a location pointed by the environment variable WATTCP.CFG
	For example: "set WATTCP.CFG=\fdos\net\"
Wattcp.cfg must be in fixed IP adress, because Waba do not support (for now) DHCP.

You need a packet driver. The simpler to adjust your settings is to use a virtual packer driver under Windows.
	For example:  SwsSock TCP/IP communications library www.softsystem.co.uk	

use the supplied ping utility to verify that your Wattcp config is working fine.		
