Roy J. Tellason wrote in a message to Mike Bilow:
 MB> ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/bussys/Clients/MSCLIENT/DSK3-1.EXE  
 MB> ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/bussys/Clients/MSCLIENT/DSK3-2.EXE 
 RJT> I'm confused here.  A while back I had web access and
 RJT> snagged these files: 
 RJT> -
 RJT> - Microsoft LAN manager for MS-DOS (Enhanced and Basic)
 RJT> -
 RJT> DSK3-1.EXE   [    ] Setup
 RJT> DSK3-2.EXE   [    ] Drivers 1
 RJT> DSK3-3.EXE   [    ] Drivers 2
 RJT> DSK3-4.EXE   [    ] Remote Access Service
 RJT> DSK3-5.EXE   [    ] NetWare Client
 RJT> MSWGCN.EXE   [    ] Microsoft Workgroup Connection
 RJT> README.EXE   [    ] Get this to set up the rest of them
 RJT> I tried to make a set of floppies for these,  but
 RJT> unfortunately that "drivers 2" file is corrupted somehow and
 RJT> I need to replace it.  I can't say at this point in time
 RJT> where I snagged these from,  but I believe that they came
 RJT> from some place you probably pointed me at...
I'm not sure what you were looking at.  There are a number of other similarly 
named files available under "ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/bussys/Clients", but the 
one I referenced is the one that acts as a client for Samba.
In any case, these two disk images can be FReq'ed (1:323/107) or downloaded 
(+1 401 944 8498) from me as:
MSCLI-1.EXE   845K  5-25-95  Microsoft Network Client for DOS (Disk 1 of 2):
                             Allows DOS client machines to use network file 
and
                             print services being provided by Windows for
                             Workgroups, Windows/NT, or OS/2 LAN Manager
                             servers. Supports all DOS machines including 
8088.
                             (See also MSCLI-2.EXE)
MSCLI-2.EXE   282K  5-08-95  Microsoft Network Client for DOS (Disk 2 of 2):
                             Allows DOS client machines to use network file 
and
                             print services being provided by Windows for
                             Workgroups, Windows/NT, or OS/2 LAN Manager
                             servers. Supports all DOS machines including 
8088.
                             (See also MSCLI-1.EXE)
 
-- Mike
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