DOS下联网的方法（DOS next method of networking）.docVIP

DOS下联网的方法（DOS next method of networking） Method for DOS lower network With the popularity of computers and networks, networking between computers (such as file transfer, chat, etc.) and Internet networks are becoming more and more important. Since DOS has so many users, how do you use it for networking? DR-DOS 7.xx and ROM-DOS 7.xx own networking (including LAN and TCP/IP protocol, etc.) function, but we all used MS-DOS did not. But there is no way out, just need some additional software. Good Netware Lite 1.x and Microsoft Network Client 3 (download can be at this station network tools), the following Microsoft Network Client 3 as an example, the realization method about lan. For DOS connection under Internet, please see below. At first, the networking needs of computer to install Microsoft Network Client 3 (hereinafter referred to as the MSCLIENT), enter the respective working group in the installation, the computer name and IP address, and user name and password, and choose to install the card type in the list. If you dont have your network card in the list, you need the driver that comes with the card, usually on a floppy disk or on the disk. When prompted to enter the OEM disk, you plug in the driver disk of the network card and enter the appropriate path. Since the network card drivers required by each network system are not the same, for MSCLIENT, select the NDIS2 or MSCLIENT folder that drives the disk, such as A:\MSCLIENT. If it is correct, it will be installed automatically. As for network protocols, as long as there is NetBEUI and TCP/IP protocol is enough, too much loading will slow down the speed of the network. When the installation is complete, MSCLIENT automatically puts the network startup command in the AUTOEXEC.BAT and restarts the computer and then finds the network automatically started. When the system prompts for user name and password, enter the settings just now. At this point, the network is running, for example, you want to see all the com