Help! Interconnection of two DOS machines, IPX protocol, sharing problem! - China DOS Union Forum

Machine A: DOS 7.1 + MS Client 3 (with net share patch applied) + NWLink IPX protocol
Machine B: DOS 7.1 + MS Client 3 (with net share patch applied) + NWLink IPX protocol
Machine C: WinXP + NWLink IPX protocol
The three machines are in the same local area network.
Machine C sets up a shared folder with full permissions, and machines A and B can use it normally after mapping.
Machine A sets up sharing: net share net=c:\net /full
Machine B maps: net use z: \\A\net
It shows completed. Switch to drive Z and enter dir, which shows the directory is empty (actually there are files), and then shows "Invalid password", but

Machine A didn't set a password when setting up sharing. And I reset the sharing on machine A and added a password: net share net=c:\net

/full:123
When machine B maps, it prompts for a password, enters 123, shows completed. But the result is still empty, and it prompts "Invalid password". What's going on here? Please help from the experts!

Floor1　kgykgy	Posted 2006-12-18 11:22
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Machine A: DOS 7.1 + MS Client 3 (with net share patch applied) + NWLink IPX protocol Machine B: DOS 7.1 + MS Client 3 (with net share patch applied) + NWLink IPX protocol Machine C: WinXP + NWLink IPX protocol The three machines are in the same local area network. Machine C sets up a shared folder with full permissions, and machines A and B can use it normally after mapping. Machine A sets up sharing: net share net=c:\net /full Machine B maps: net use z: \\A\net It shows completed. Switch to drive Z and enter dir, which shows the directory is empty (actually there are files), and then shows "Invalid password", but Machine A didn't set a password when setting up sharing. And I reset the sharing on machine A and added a password: net share net=c:\net /full:123 When machine B maps, it prompts for a password, enters 123, shows completed. But the result is still empty, and it prompts "Invalid password". What's going on here? Please help from the experts!

Floor2　zjnbwdj	Posted 2007-12-20 01:11
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I also encountered such a problem, I don't know why.

Floor3　boschliping	Posted 2008-05-18 11:41
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Modify c:\net\lmhosts. For example: 192.168.1.10 USER