Marcinko
March 21st, 2000, 12:00 AM
I need a way to boot from a DOS diskette that will give me the network connections I need to log onto my NT server. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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monters
March 21st, 2000, 02:02 AM
i have a ms-dos client that allows you to log on to a nt domain. unfortunatly the disks were corrupted by a virus so i can't send it to you. i got it a couple years ago to put in my bag of disks that i used for work. my boss gave it to me and i have no idea where he got it.
Eeyore
March 21st, 2000, 10:32 PM
Hi!
Try this link: World of windows Networking (http://www.wown.com/). It might, through its links, have information you can use.
Dennis
[This message has been edited by Eeyore (edited 03-21-2000).]
Try this link: World of windows Networking (http://www.wown.com/). It might, through its links, have information you can use.
Dennis
[This message has been edited by Eeyore (edited 03-21-2000).]
Rune Marstein
March 22nd, 2000, 11:32 AM
Install the client disk stuff from the NT server CD. This is used to create client boot disk's for installing nt4 workstartion.
You can easliy edit the autoexec.bat file to not start the setup program.
NB: you need the same protocols on the boot disk as you have on your server to be able to connect to it, IE: NETBEUI is the easiest, TCP/IP is a lot worse.
You can easliy edit the autoexec.bat file to not start the setup program.
NB: you need the same protocols on the boot disk as you have on your server to be able to connect to it, IE: NETBEUI is the easiest, TCP/IP is a lot worse.
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