Siemens Unix V4.0 사용자 설명서
Installing Network and Administrative Client Software
Creating Installation Diskettes
Product Manual
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Advanced Server includes Microsoft Network Client and LAN Manager client software and
documentation. Microsoft Windows 95/98, Windows NT Workstation, and Windows for
Workgroups software and documentation are available from Microsoft.
documentation. Microsoft Windows 95/98, Windows NT Workstation, and Windows for
Workgroups software and documentation are available from Microsoft.
8.1.1
Microsoft Network Client Version 3.0 for MS-DOS
Microsoft Network Client runs on computers running the MS-DOS operating system.
Microsoft Network Client enables a computer to use resources on a network from either
domains or workgroups, as well as resources on other networks (such as LAN Manager
networks). A computer running Microsoft Network Client can use printers, programs, and
data stored on an Advanced Server computer.
Microsoft Network Client enables a computer to use resources on a network from either
domains or workgroups, as well as resources on other networks (such as LAN Manager
networks). A computer running Microsoft Network Client can use printers, programs, and
data stored on an Advanced Server computer.
To issue Microsoft Network Client commands, use the pop-up interface or type commands
at the MS-DOS command prompt.
at the MS-DOS command prompt.
The pop-up interface eliminates the need for remembering Microsoft Network Client
commands at the MS-DOS command prompt. You can use it to view your current connec-
tions, browse for shared resources, and make new connections. It is a character-based
utility; you must use the keyboard, not a mouse.
commands at the MS-DOS command prompt. You can use it to view your current connec-
tions, browse for shared resources, and make new connections. It is a character-based
utility; you must use the keyboard, not a mouse.
Experienced MS-DOS users familiar with Microsoft Network Client commands may prefer
to enter commands at the MS-DOS command prompt rather than using the pop-up
interface.
to enter commands at the MS-DOS command prompt rather than using the pop-up
interface.
For more information on using Microsoft Network Client, see the
Windows NT Networking
Guide
in the
Windows NT Server Resource Kit
.
8.2 Creating Installation Diskettes
Advanced Server includes the MSCLIENT share which provides disk images for the
following Microsoft client software:
following Microsoft client software:
●
Network Client for MS-DOS (requires 2 diskettes)
●
LAN Manager for MS-DOS Client (requires 4 diskettes)
●
TCP/IP for Windows for Workgroups 3.11 (requires 1 diskette)
●
Update for Windows for Workgroups 3.11 (requires 1 diskette)
You can create installable client diskettes at the Advanced Server command prompt by
using the Advanced Server makeclients command or connecting an MS-DOS client to the
MSCLIENT share and using the MS-DOS copydisk command.
using the Advanced Server makeclients command or connecting an MS-DOS client to the
MSCLIENT share and using the MS-DOS copydisk command.
Before you can create installation diskettes, you must install the msclients package
on the server computer as described in section
.
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