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I'm currently using MSCLIENT3 under DOS, which is TCP protocol. I can ping the 2003 Server, but I can't map the directory of 2003 using NET USE.
What should I do now?
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For networking under DOS, I suggest using the NetBEUI protocol to connect (first install this protocol in Win2003), so the chance of success will be much greater.
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Originally posted by leonid at 2006-8-2 11:07 AM:
Didn't WinXP 2003 not support NetBEUI?
It supports it. Can't you just install one in the VALUEADD folder on the WinXP CD? I've already tried it and it definitely works. Only the 64-bit version of WIN really doesn't support this protocol.
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Use the NetBEUI protocol to connect. First install this protocol under Win2003, it's on the CD. I do the same under XP, with a relatively high success rate.