Settings
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Description
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Client Computer Name
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Specifies the name of the computer after
starting from the floppy disk. It does not have to be the same as
the name given to the computer in Windows. If you are creating more
than one disk, a number is appended to the computer name parameter
for subsequent disks to ensure that it is always unique.
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User Name
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Specifies the user name with which the boot
disk logs on to the network. The specified user must exist on the
network and have sufficient access rights to the files and
directories required.
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Domain
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Specifies the domain to which the user
belongs.
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Drive Letter
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Specifies the drive letter on which the
network share appears. DOS accesses the network share through the
mapped drive, which appears as though it is a hard drive connected
to your computer.
Select <none> and map a drive yourself
from the DOS prompt after starting the computer to prevent the boot
disk from mapping a drive at startup.
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Maps To
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The Universal Naming Convention (UNC) path
to the network share. UNC paths take the form \\server\share
name\subdirectory.
For example, a folder you want to access is
shared as Ghost on a computer named Boss. The UNC path would be
\\Boss\Ghost.
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