September 29, 2003
Network access from a DOS PC
THIS WEEK's NetSpeak discusses how you can access the network resources using a PC running on DOS (Disk Operating System).
Some of you may wonder why one should bother about accessing the network services from a machine that runs on DOS which is an obsolete OS. This is not justified. In fact, if you are a network administrator, you will find many situations in which you need to link to the local network or Net from a DOS box.
Some of you may wonder why one should bother about accessing the network services from a machine that runs on DOS which is an obsolete OS. This is not justified. In fact, if you are a network administrator, you will find many situations in which you need to link to the local network or Net from a DOS box.
