How can a DOS machine connect to an NT domain?

Start Network Client Administrator (Start - Programs - Administrative Tools- Network Client Administrator)

Select "Make Installation Disk Set" and click Continue

You will need to specify the location of the "clients" directorythat is on the Windows NT Server CD-ROM (easiest to copy clients from theCD-ROM, enter the location in the path box and select Share Files". ClickOK

Select the client to install "Network Client v3.0 for MS-DOS andWindows". Select the destination and click OK.

Insert the first disk and click OK to the dialog.

Files will be copied to the disk

Insert DISK 1

Change to the disk drive, a:

Run setup.exe

Press ENTER to start the installation

Select the installation target directory, by default C:NET. Press Enter

Select the network adapter from the displayed list or use a custom adapterby selecting "Network adapter now shown on list below". Press Enter.If you are using a custom disk the program looks for protocol.ini, on my testmachine I specified the NDISWFW directory on the install disk as the DOSdirectory did not have all the necessary files.

You now have the option of changing the setup, by default only IPX will beinstalled, select "Change Network Configuration" and you can removeprotocols and add the Microsoft TCP/IP protocol. You can then change the TCP/IPsettings to configure IP address/subnet mask etc. Make sure if you are notusing TCP/IP to set "Disable Automatic Configuration" to 1.

Restart the machine