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From: "Pepino Voorhoeve" <P DOT Voorhoeve AT net DOT HCC DOT nl>
To: "opendos AT delorie DOT com" <opendos AT delorie DOT com>
Date: Fri, 04 May 2001 09:44:40 -0100
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Subject: RE: networking with dos
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On Tue, 1 May 2001 18:12:25 +1000, da Silva, Joe wrote:

>Oh ... I see!  (Why didn't you say this before?)
>
I thought I did.
I certainly did try it.

>Well, I have never used this stuff peer-to-peer, but if you mean sharing
>resources that reside on DOS machines, then I'm sure that is possible
>(although I don't do that, myself).

No, not necessairly, but I want to use the stuff on the Windwos-machine

>
>When you start the network services, you have two possible modes :
>1. Basic services. In this mode you can access drives and printers
>    from other machines on the network. That's about all.

Yes, but I can't get a connection with the Windows machine, even everything seems to working allright.


>2. Full services. In this mode, you can do the above, plus access
>    your M$-Exchange mail server (using M$-Exchange for DOS) and,
>    IIRC, you can also share your machine's resources with the rest
>    of the network.

Using MSexchange would be a nice experiment, that is for later, because I only use it at my work.

Thanks so far.

I will still looking and trying.

Pepino