MS-DOS External Commands
The INTERSVR Command
Description:
Provides serial or parallel file transfer and printing capabilities via redirected drives.
Command Syntax:
intersvr [drive:[...]] [/X=drive:[...]] [/LPT[:][n | address]] [/COM[:][n | address]] [/baud:rate] [/b]
Explanation of Syntax:
[drive:[...]] specifies the drive(s) to redirect (by default, all drives are redirected).
[/X=drive:[...]] specifies the drive(s) to exclude.
[/LPT[n]] specifies a parallel port to scan. (/LPT scans all LPT ports).
[/LPT[address]] specifies a parallel port address to scan.
[/COM[n]] specifies a serial port to scan. (/COM scans all COM ports).
[/COM[address]] specifies a port address to scan.
[/BAUD:rate] set a maximum serial baud rate.
[/B] displays the Interlnk server screen in black and white.
[/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.
INTERSVR /RCOPY
Copies Interlnk files from one computer to another, provided that the computer's serial ports are connected with a 7-wire null-modem cable.
Command Use:
This command can be used at the command prompt and in batch files.
