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Date:		 TCP/IP on a DOS ECS machine
David Mccoll
Mon, 2 Aug 1999 15:06:12 -0700
Mon, 2 Aug 1999 15:06:12 -0700 
Does anyone have experience running a TCP/IP stack on a DOS machine.

I would like to have the DOS machine's drives available on a Windows machine as I can
do with LANtastic Netbios. I have no need for the DOS mc to be able to access the Win
resources.

I have seen TCP/IP client software that can allow DOS machines to access WIN machines
but not the reverse.

Goal is to eliminate LANtastic Lanbios on all of my machines as it uses lots of CPU
ticks.

Thanks
DAvid M
Does anyone have experience running a TCP/IP stack on a DOS machine.
 
I would like to have the DOS machine's drives available on a Windows machine as I can do with LANtastic Netbios. I have no need for the DOS mc to be able to access the Win resources.
 
I have seen TCP/IP client software that can allow DOS machines to access WIN machines but not the reverse.
 
Goal is to eliminate LANtastic Lanbios on all of my machines as it uses lots of CPU ticks.
 
Thanks
DAvid M
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