I ran into a problem networking DOS and NT machines - China DOS Union Forum

I followed the steps in “Methods for networking under DOS,” but found that I still couldn’t connect the DOS and NT machines. In the root directory of drive C I typed net, and after pressing Enter a dialog box popped up asking me to enter the connection path. I typed “\\NT machine name\c", but the system reported an error, saying my “path is incorrect or the machine does not exist”; also, when I used net view to browse the computers in the same workgroup, it didn’t work either. Please give me some guidance, thanks!
Also: the “tcp/ip protocol" mentioned in the article, is it the one we usually use under WINDOWS, or tcp/ip for dos ?

Floor1　derek_tw	Posted 2002-10-28 00:00
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I followed the steps in “Methods for networking under DOS,” but found that I still couldn’t connect the DOS and NT machines. In the root directory of drive C I typed net, and after pressing Enter a dialog box popped up asking me to enter the connection path. I typed “\\NT machine name\c", but the system reported an error, saying my “path is incorrect or the machine does not exist”; also, when I used net view to browse the computers in the same workgroup, it didn’t work either. Please give me some guidance, thanks! Also: the “tcp/ip protocol" mentioned in the article, is it the one we usually use under WINDOWS, or tcp/ip for dos ?

Floor2　sunsol	Posted 2002-11-01 00:00
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First see whether you can ping it, and also the protocol Try setup a few more times; be sure to choose the right driver

Floor3　leexj110	Posted 2003-01-08 00:00
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You need to configure the network card first. What model is your network card?

Floor4　Wengier	Posted 2003-01-08 00:00
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The TCP/IP protocol comes with MSCLIENT; just select it. Note that the network card driver must be installed correctly.