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Network Client for WIndows 2000

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by petrosi

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How do I go about creating a bootable disk to allow me to access a network share on a clean install onto a newly formatted drive.
I can't seem to find the area in W2K where the Network Client is hiding.

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by jbane

I'm not sure I fully understand your question. If you are tring to install w2k via network you need to setup a RIS server. If you are tring to boot to a w2k floppy, w2k does not alow you to boot to a command prompt enviroment, aside from the Recovery Console. Please, give me a little more information to clarify this.

by lhollister

I too have searched long and hard for the Network Client Administrator in Win2K and have come to the conclusion that it does not exist in Win2K. RIS is the wave of the future I guess.

I create my disks from an NT 4 box or from scratch, manually adding the files and drivers.

Lee

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