How to use Interlnk and Intersvr commands in DOS

This article mainly introduces how to use the Interlnk and Intersvr commands in DOS. It is very detailed and has certain reference value. Friends who are interested must finish reading it.

[usage] DOS adds the function of supporting network

It can connect two computers through parallel or serial port lines to form a simple network.

To use interlnk, you must add a sentence to config.sys:

Device=c:\ dos\ interlnk

Both ends of the parallel line should be a 25-pin male joint, and the connection between the needles is as shown below: corresponding

P2----p15

P3----p13

P4----p12

P5----p10 male connector finger joint is with needle

P6----p11 female joint means that the joint is perforated

P15---p2

P13---p3

P12---p4

P10---p5

P11---p6

P25---p25 ground wire

[example] C:\ DOS\ > interlnk Port-LPT1

This Computer Other Computer

(Client) (Server)

--

E: equals A:

F: equals C:

In the client, disk E is the A disk of the server, and disk F is the C disk of the server.

Intersvr starts the simple network server

[applicable] with it, the computer becomes a server (only with the simple network provided by DOS)

[usage] intersvr starts the server

Intersvr / lpt:1 starts the service machine and uses lpt1 port as the data transmission port

Intersvr / com:1 starts the service machine and uses com1 port as the data transmission port

Parameters also include x baud: b v rcopy (see interlnk)

[example] C:\ DOS > intersvrURl

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