March 10th 1997 Mirror Sites ![]() Download the Software Network Card Drivers ![]() Features User's Guide Help ![]() Search Distribution Rights Listserv Shareware Links ![]() Order the Software Help Us Promote NetSoft LAN Dealer Enquires Welcome Home Page | http://www.netsoft.ie/ CHAPTER 3 The NET Command
NET Command Syntax Chart
You must include all punctuation (except braces, brackets and bars) such as periods, equal signs, forward slashes and backslashes, where illustrated in the syntax. NET DOSNETSThis command displays a list of available peer-to-peer configuredmachines by name and number. This command is used to check whichmachines, and how many, are on-line. Displaying all peer-to-peer machinesSyntax: NET DOSNETTo display all available peer-to-peer configured machines, type the following command: NET DOSNETS A list similar to the one below will be displayed: ![]() Machine names always start with the double backslash "\\" and may contain up to 15 text characters. The list above shows three peer-to-peer machine names and their respective machine node numbers. If you do not get a complete list of peer-to-peer machines, (i.e. some are missing from the list), then you have one or more of the following problems: One or more dosnet (peer-to-peer) machines may not be connected (check cables), or are off-line. A machine may be configured as a server only or client only, rather than a peer-to-peer configuration. The UserCount= parameter in the DOSNET.INI files needs to be increased to the number of users on the network (set this value to the number of machines connected to your network). [Chapter 4] [Chapter 2] [Table of Contents] [Home Page] | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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