connect to server using dos

[jblackpctech]

I am trying to connect to our server from dos on my computer. Does anyone know how to do this. I am trying to deploy software at our company. I am needing to deploy it on a lot of pc's and I am creating a disk so I can connnect to the shared

drive on the server. Need Help





This is added in response to the last message someone sent me.

I creating a boot disk to load the nic card drivers and connect to the server to load the software to run the version of ghost. I think I need to use Net use or commands relating to the dos command NET. But i am not familiar with it. I am needing some exaplme syntax.

"If you think you know everything.....You dont know S@$t" </font color=orange> /images/forums/icons/wink.gif <P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by jblackpctech on 04/15/04 11:39.</P>

[Brf]

Dos? What kind of machines are you using that can still run Dos and read your harddrives?

[beerman]

I DUNNO IF THIS WOULD BE OF ANY INTERST. TRY SEARCHING ON THE NET FOR SOMETHING CALLED A BOOT ROM...

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i don't complain. i just tweak until my arms
fall off.... tweakability is the code name of windows.
if it 1st down work. tweak it out until it does.

[dredarc]

syntax is net use z: \\servername\sharepoint. If you are using ghost them I assume the dos floopy and the server are both running the same protocol, i..e tcp/ip or NetB. There is also a tcp/ip only boot floopy that creates a virtual drive and connects. much quicker.