[Usage] DOS has added network support functions,
It can enable two computers to connect through parallel or serial port lines to form a simple network.
Using interlnk A sentence must be added to it:
device=c:\dos\interlnk
Both ends of the parallel wire should be 25-pin male connectors. The connection between the needles is as follows: Corresponding
p2------------------------p15
p3------------------------p13
p4------------------------p12
p5-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
p6-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
p15-----------------------p2
p13-----------------------p3
p12-----------------------p4
p10-----------------------p5
p11-----------------------p6
p25----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Example] C:\DOS\>interlnk Port-LPT1
this Computer Other Computer
(Client) (Server)
----------------------------------------
E: equals A:
F: equals C:
In the client, the E disk is the A disk of the service machine, and the F disk is the C disk of the service machine.
intersvr Start the Simple Network Server
[Applicable occasions] Use it and the computer becomes a server (only with the simple network provided by DOS)
[Usage] intersvr starts the service machine
intersvr /lpt:1 Start the server and use lpt1 port as the data transmission port.
intersvr /com:1 Start the server and use com1 port as the data transmission port
The parameters are also x baud: b v rcopy (see interlnk)
[Example] C:\DOS>intersvrURl