>Does anyone know how you go about setting up an LMHOSTS file on a Windows 95/98 box so that you can access an NT Server over the internet. From an NT Workstation I can go to a command prompt and issue net use * \\www.mydomain.com\c$\data\ and it will map a drive. I can also, from within VFP, issue use \\www.mydomain.com\d$\data\mytable and within about 10 seconds actually have the table opened accross the internet. On small tables (under 10k records) it's not too bad. I would like to be able to do this under Win 95/98 as well though.
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>I have looked at the samples on MSDN and built an LMHOSTS file which had the necessary information on the workstation, but it still isn't working. To anyone who knows, what setting are necessary on the server?

Oh..missed something in your message... you can do it on your NT Workstation, is your NT using have a DNS server set up? You can point your Win 95 machine to the same server. Win95 will look in hosts first then the DNS server.

If NT doesn't have a DNS server set up, see if it has a HOSTS file, and copt it to the Win95 machine. The HOST file on NT can be found in windows\system32\etc