OS/2 Warp4 Remote Install

I fired up Remote Install (x:\IBMINST\NPSETUP.EXE, or OS/2 System -> System Setup -> Install/Remove -> OS/2 Warp Remote Install), created some boot diskettes, then when I was ready for it to become the Install Server, I received this error:

[ . . . ]
XI10105: Insufficient session resources are available on adapter 0 : Requested = 5 Available = 0
XI10106: Insufficient command resources are available on adapter 0 : Requested = 14 Available = 0
XI10107: Insufficient names resources are available on adapter 0 : Requested = 1 Available = 0
XI10083: SERVICE was unable to open the adapters for requested NetBIOS configuration.
XI10087: SERVICE is not running.

Then I used MPTS to remove the two protocols, then reinstalled them reversed (in the "correct" order):
      lan0 = NetBIOS
      lan1 = TCP/IP

I then rebooted. Naturally (as usual), NETWKSTA.200 refused to load.  I then manually edited x:\IBMLAN\IBMLAN.ini from

      net2 = NETBEUI$,1,LM10,100,150,14
      wrknets = NET2
      srvnets = NET2

 to

      net1 = NETBEUI$,0,LM10,100,150,14
      wrknets = NET1
      srvnets = NET1

I rebooted again, and received no more complaints from NETWKSTA.200.  I fired up Remote Install again, no error msgs.

This the third box I've fixed using this method, for the Remote Install problem.  I suppose that something in the way I have the protocols installed might make my installations sensitive to this problem.