Grant Taylor
2018-05-13 22:59:10 UTC
After learning about NetSoft's NSLAN from Harry Potter's recent post, I
got to wondering how many other networking technologies / applications
had I not heard of from the DOS days. Specifically thing that will map
drive letters and / or share printers / modems. I'm not looking at
terminal applications like ProComm at the moment.
I've messed with the following:
- MS-DOS's INTERLNK.EXE & INTERSVR.EXE
- LapLink
- Novell NetWare
- Microsoft's LAN Man client / redirector for DOS.
I've looked at, but not done anything with:
- NetSoft's NSLAN v1.40
I know of, but have not messed with the following yet:
- Artisoft LANtastic
- Banyan VINES (I'm still trying to find a copy to play with in VM.)
I would love to know if there are other things like NetSoft's NSLAN that
I'm oblivious to that I should mess with.
What else am I missing?
got to wondering how many other networking technologies / applications
had I not heard of from the DOS days. Specifically thing that will map
drive letters and / or share printers / modems. I'm not looking at
terminal applications like ProComm at the moment.
I've messed with the following:
- MS-DOS's INTERLNK.EXE & INTERSVR.EXE
- LapLink
- Novell NetWare
- Microsoft's LAN Man client / redirector for DOS.
I've looked at, but not done anything with:
- NetSoft's NSLAN v1.40
I know of, but have not messed with the following yet:
- Artisoft LANtastic
- Banyan VINES (I'm still trying to find a copy to play with in VM.)
I would love to know if there are other things like NetSoft's NSLAN that
I'm oblivious to that I should mess with.
What else am I missing?
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Grant. . . .
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Grant. . . .
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