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INTERLNK.EXE

Redirects requests for operations on one or more Interlnk client drives or printer ports to one or more drives or printer ports on the Interlnk server. This device driver must be loaded by a <DEVICE> or <DEVICEHIGH> command in your CONFIG.SYS file. You must install the INTERLNK.EXE device driver before you can use the <INTERLNK> and <INTERSVR> commands. Syntax DEVICE=[drive:][path]INTERLNK.EXE [/DRIVES:n] [/NOPRINTER] [/COM[:][n|address]] [/LPT[:][n|address]] [/AUTO] [/NOSCAN] [/LOW] [/BAUD:rate] [/V] Parameters [drive:][path] Specifies the location of the INTERLNK.EXE file. Switches /DRIVES:n Specifies the number of redirected drives. By default, the number is 3. If you specify 0 as a value for n, Interlnk redirects only printers. /NOPRINTER Specifies that printers not be redirected when you install INTERLNK.EXE. By default, Interlnk redirects all available printer ports. /COM[:][n|address] Specifies a serial port to use for data transfer. The n parameter specifies the number of the serial port. The address parameter specifies the address of the serial port. If you omit n or address, the Interlnk client searches all serial ports and uses the first port that it finds connected to the server. If you specify the /COM switch and omit the /LPT switch, the client searches only for serial ports. By default, Interlnk scans all serial and parallel ports. /LPT[:][n|address] Specifies a parallel port to use for data transfer. The n parameter specifies the number of the parallel port. The address parameter specifies the address of the parallel port. If you omit n or address, the Interlnk client uses the first parallel port that it finds connected to the server. If you specify the /LPT switch and omit the /COM switch, the client searches only for parallel ports. By default, Interlnk scans all serial and parallel ports. /AUTO Installs the INTERLNK.EXE device driver in memory only if the client can establish a connection with the server when the client starts up. By default, Interlnk is installed in memory even if the client cannot establish a connection with the server. /NOSCAN Installs the INTERLNK.EXE device driver in memory, but prevents establishing a connection between client and server during setup. By default, the client tries to establish a connection with the server as soon as you install INTERLNK.EXE. /LOW Loads the INTERLNK.EXE device driver into conventional memory, even if the upper memory area is available. By default, INTERLNK.EXE is loaded into the upper memory area if the upper memory area is available. /BAUD:rate Sets a maximum baud rate for serial communication. Valid values for rate are 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, and 115200. The default is 115200. /V Prevents conflicts with a computer's timer. Specify this switch if you have a serial connection between computers and one of them stops running when you use Interlnk to access a drive or printer port.
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