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DOS has installed msclient3.0,
Both XP and DOS have completed the mapping of network drives,
Now files can be copied from DOS to XP, but when copying files from XP to DOS, it fails.
Which expert can give some guidance? Thanks in advance! :-)

DOS must enable file sharing service and share the directory. XP can only access the DOS shared directory by mapping a network drive.

[ Last edited by xugaohui on 2006-10-17 at 10:32 ]

:-) Thanks for xugaohui's reply.
Supplement: In DOS, net start server has been successfully executed, and the directory (the entire C drive) has been shared using net share.
In XP, the shared directory of DOS has also been mapped using net use. The content of the DOS shared directory can be seen in the XP resource manager, and files in it can be copied out, but when pasting a file into it, an error prompt appears: Cannot copy XXX: Network access is denied. Please make sure you have the network permission to perform this operation. Is there anything else that needs to be set on the DOS side?

In DOS, using "net share 共享名", the result: Access type Read only
Is this the problem here?

[ Last edited by xiaoyuer06 on 2006-10-18 at 04:17 ]

Sharing should be set to readable and writable:)

TO：redtek
Under DOS, execute
attrib -r c:\zhang
net share mydos=c:\zhang
net share mydos
The returned result is still: Access type Read only
redtek, please tell me in detail how you set the share to be readable and writable? Thanks! :-)

I'm sorry, I don't have the network environment you mentioned above right now, so I can't do experiments and analysis.

Looking forward to waiting for experts to help you solve the problems you encounter : )

But please confirm the following points:

1) The computer where you installed XP has successfully mapped another machine that has DOS installed and is set to share.

2) You can see the mapped drive letter on the command line of XP, and then try to create a directory using the command line.

3) Or: Copy a short - filename file to the DOS machine on the command line of XP

redtek:
Thanks for the reply, but you haven't answered my question yet :-)
In DOS, how to set sharing to be readable and writable?

I also really want to know the answer!

The /FULL option of the NET SHARE command is for read-write. The /READ option is for read-only mode.