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Guys, I'm using MS Client 3.0 and can connect to Windows normally using the TCP/IP protocol under DOS. But this is just a DOS client. How can I make DOS share its own directory for Windows to use? The NET command in DOS doesn't support the SHARE parameter, and I've changed the two lines filesharing=no and printsharing=no to yes in the system.ini file in DOS. Please give me your advice!

I want to ask, DOS can be used for some software. How to use DOS commands to complete this operation

The second-floor person, I completely don't know what you're talking about? Can you be more specific?
Also: Is really no one here able to answer my question (how to make DOS share its own directory for use by WINDOWS)?

There is an Add-On disk for MSCLIENT 3.0 in the website. The file name seems to be WG1049.EXE, which is a tool specially used to add functions like SHARE to the NET command of MSCLIENT 3.0. Just download and install it.

Thanks to站长 Wengier, now I know how to share directories in DOS.

站长 Wengier
Now why can't I download that WG1049.EXE?

WG1049.EXE should be linked to the official Microsoft website. If it can't be downloaded, it means there's a problem with their own server. Try downloading again later.

Thanks, webmaster, I've found it elsewhere. Microsoft's FTP is too slow

Hero, can you send me a copy of your MS-CLIENT and WG1049? sosoxk@163.com. The Microsoft one can't be downloaded. Thanks in advance

Fast download address
http://www.ankreuzen.de/freedos/dateien/tcpip_fd.html
About usage method
http://www.wown.info/j_helmig/dosclien.htm#artisoft

Moderators or heroes, I don't know how you use it? Why do I get an error when running in netbind.com? error: 33 unable to bind tcptsr.exe unloadable...

Ladies and gentlemen, I used the method above to implement accessing DOS in WIN98, but it seems that the network connection is very unstable, and it seems that I can only access the files in the root directory. Please give me more advice, everyone!

Ban Tou, hello. I would like to ask, is there a requirement for the size of the LAN memory under DOS? I only have one DOS machine, and the others are all WINXP systems. I'm using a HUB connection, and the network cables can access the internet. Now I just connected a network cable that can access the internet to this DOS machine. The current problem is that in the NET command, I enter an interface, can see other machines, and also successfully copied a file to the other machine, but the success rate of this connection is only 1%, and it often freezes. What's the matter when entering the NET command?