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26-11-1999, 10:30 PM
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How Can I Connect 2 Computers To Internet
This IS how
You can connect two computers over the Internet and use a given
computer's drives just like you'd use local drives -- run programs,
copy, get a list of files, etc. Here's how:
Make sure that both computers (computer A and B) have "TCP/IP" and "
NetBEUI" protocols installed and properly functioning.
Make sure that the "Remote Access Serives" are setup and properly
functioning.
Find out the IP address of computer A.
You can do this by going to the network icon in the "Control Panel"
For example, let's assume that "205.159.67.4" is the IP address of
computer A.
Enable file sharing and share a path of your choice on computer A.
For example, share "C:\" as "INTERNET_DRIVE"
Log both computers on to the Internet (dial and connect to your
internet service provider for example). If you're on an Intranet, you
don't have to connect to the Internet.
Go to computer B's "DOS/Command Prompt" and type:
NET USE X: \\205.159.67.4\INTERNET_DRIVE
If you get an user name/password or logon error, use the following
command instead (after replacing uname with the actual user name and
pword with the matching password):
NET USE X: \\205.159.67.4\INTERNET_DRIVE /USER:uname pword
This will map computer B's drive X to computer A's shared path
INTERNET_DRIVE, which is computer A's C: drive.
Now you can use drive X over the Internet just like any other drive
on your local computer.
you can find this way in this site
http://www.chami.com/tips/windows/010997W.html
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almarri@naseej.com
How Can I Connect 2 Computers To Internet
This IS how
You can connect two computers over the Internet and use a given
computer's drives just like you'd use local drives -- run programs,
copy, get a list of files, etc. Here's how:
Make sure that both computers (computer A and B) have "TCP/IP" and "
NetBEUI" protocols installed and properly functioning.
Make sure that the "Remote Access Serives" are setup and properly
functioning.
Find out the IP address of computer A.
You can do this by going to the network icon in the "Control Panel"
For example, let's assume that "205.159.67.4" is the IP address of
computer A.
Enable file sharing and share a path of your choice on computer A.
For example, share "C:\" as "INTERNET_DRIVE"
Log both computers on to the Internet (dial and connect to your
internet service provider for example). If you're on an Intranet, you
don't have to connect to the Internet.
Go to computer B's "DOS/Command Prompt" and type:
NET USE X: \\205.159.67.4\INTERNET_DRIVE
If you get an user name/password or logon error, use the following
command instead (after replacing uname with the actual user name and
pword with the matching password):
NET USE X: \\205.159.67.4\INTERNET_DRIVE /USER:uname pword
This will map computer B's drive X to computer A's shared path
INTERNET_DRIVE, which is computer A's C: drive.
Now you can use drive X over the Internet just like any other drive
on your local computer.
you can find this way in this site
http://www.chami.com/tips/windows/010997W.html
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أبوحمد
http://falmarri.tripod.com
almarri@naseej.com