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About 20 minutes after sending my original question, Bob Cowles replied with the following: >Before connecting to PPP, in an OS/2 command line window, enter > > IFCONFIG LAN0 DOWN > >Before switching back to use the ethernet enter > > IFCONFIG LAN0 UP > > >It works for me. Currently using WARP Connect, but the same thing worked >using Warp and TCPIP 2.0. (forwarded with the author's permission) I hibernated my computer, went home with my computer (work uses digital lines), woke up the computer, executed the above command, did a ppp connect (with dynamicly allocated IP) and I was off and running. All tcpip programs worked great. I then returned to work, executed the second command, and now I'm telnetting and ftping over lan. No need to reboot or alter any settings. This is so typical of IBM; hiding their best features as if they were state secrets! The only complication is that I have to hot-plug my pcmcia modem and ethernet cards after hibernation in order to reset them. My life would be complete if I could find a way of forcing a PCMCIA reset via software instead of ejecting and re-inserting the cards. Thanks again to Bob Cowles. ---------------------------- Victor Kress Geophysical Laboratory 5251 Broad Branch Road N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015-1305 (202) 686-2410 x2489 ---------------------------