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From: Nils Toedtmann <nomail AT dev DOT null DOT com>
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Subject: SMB- and other TCP/IP-services under DOS
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Date: Wed, 24 May 2000 01:59:46 +0200
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Hello,

i have mount SMB-shares and to use other TCP/IP services like 
http AT THE SAME TIME on a MS-DOS 6.22 system (no Win 3.x 
present).

Mounting SMB services with the MS Lanmanager for DOS works fine.
But i have to use TCP/IP services for which there is no MS client
for the TCP/IP stack provided with MS LANMAN. And according to
<http://huizen.dds.nl/~jacco2/samba/dos.html>, "its TCP/IP stack 
is compatible only with its own applications". I assume the MS
Network Client for DOS having the same restrictions.

On the other hand using those TCP/IP services with TCP/IP stacks 
like Trumpet or WATTCP (i think that is DJGPP. Is that right?) 
works fine, too (i do have clients for these stacks, like wget).
BUT NOT WHEN LANMAN IS LOADED! OK, two TCP/IP stacks at the same
time is a bad idea...

So, is there a SMB client for Trumpet/WATTCP/DJGPP?

Or is there a way to make LANMAN cooperate with a non-MS TCP/IP
stack?

Thanks for helping! Nils.