Connect a DOS boot disk to a WIN2K server - China DOS Union Forum

I have a problem I don't know how to solve:
> There are three CNC machine tools, and the computer used is a 586 (because the control card of the equipment is ISA).
>
> In this computer, there are three control cards for machine tools. One of the cards has an electronic disk, and it automatically boots from the electronic disk every time it is powered on, instead of booting from the hard disk. After the machine starts, it directly executes the configuration file and batch file from the electronic disk and enters the CNC (numerical control programming control system). When exiting, you can enter the hard disk and floppy disk for operation.
> Now the problem is:
> Need to network these three machines so that files can be transmitted and shared with each other.
> But this computer is DOS! I don't know how to do it. I looked at your website, but still don't understand.
> Can you give me some guidance? Thank you!
> If there is a phone number, leave it for me, and I can consult you when I encounter problems, okay?
> Can you suggest what network card to use (the ones that are easy to buy on the market)?
> Can any friend help me, please send an E-mail directly to me? Thank you!!!
ruseway@yahoo.com.cn

Floor1　leimingggg	Posted 2002-11-17 00:00
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Is there any way to connect to a WIN2K server using a DOS boot disk?

Floor2　Wengier	Posted 2002-11-17 00:00
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Sure, you can call network software such as MSCLIENT in the DOS boot disk.

Floor3　copy114	Posted 2002-11-28 00:00
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Moderator, can you explain it in more detail???

Floor4　老木	Posted 2003-06-06 00:00
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Attention!!!!! I am also troubled by the same problem. It is very simple to access NT4.0 under DOS, but there is no way to access win2000. It's really strange.

Floor5　张大师	Posted 2003-06-15 00:00
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Mine is okay. Let's see if the guest user in your W2K is enabled. If it is enabled, then check if there's a policy in Group Policy that prohibits the guest user from network access.

Floor6　ruseway	Posted 2003-06-16 00:00
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I have a problem I don't know how to solve: > There are three CNC machine tools, and the computer used is a 586 (because the control card of the equipment is ISA). > > In this computer, there are three control cards for machine tools. One of the cards has an electronic disk, and it automatically boots from the electronic disk every time it is powered on, instead of booting from the hard disk. After the machine starts, it directly executes the configuration file and batch file from the electronic disk and enters the CNC (numerical control programming control system). When exiting, you can enter the hard disk and floppy disk for operation. > Now the problem is: > Need to network these three machines so that files can be transmitted and shared with each other. > But this computer is DOS! I don't know how to do it. I looked at your website, but still don't understand. > Can you give me some guidance? Thank you! > If there is a phone number, leave it for me, and I can consult you when I encounter problems, okay? > Can you suggest what network card to use (the ones that are easy to buy on the market)? > Can any friend help me, please send an E-mail directly to me? Thank you!!! ruseway@yahoo.com.cn

Floor7　摆一碗	Posted 2003-07-10 00:00
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Good