Hi again Dragan,

I tried the NET VIEW command but unfortunately It does not displays what I needed. The only message that appear is "The command was successfully completed." What do you think of my problem? Is my DUN workstation settings has a problem or my DUN Server has a problem?

Thanks again. I hope you can respond.

Charlotte

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>>I now know my ShareName. I created a new folder on my DUN Server and named it "Public", I make it shareable. and It's Share Name is "PUBLIC". I try again to upload but still I wasn't successful.
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>>Additionally, how can you know the host name of a DUN server? and what protocol connection that I must use when connecting on a DUN Server? Is it PPP or Windows for Workgroup?
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>>Thanks and God Bless
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>IF you can connect, than you already know the protocol, because if it's wrong, you won't connect at all. It must be the same on both sides. Once you connect, you should see the host in the NetworkNeighborhoood - and when you click on the name of the host in your left Explorer panel, the names of its shares should appear as folders in the right panel.
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>If this doesn't work (depending on the BrowseMaster setting, it may not allow you to see anything in the NwNeighborhood through Exploder), you can start a DOS session, and issue
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>NET VIEW
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>in the DOS window. You can also map a drive to the host's share:
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>NET USE S: \\servername\sharename
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>So you can copy your file to drive S:. Another good practice is to keep the modem monitor visible, to see the number of incoming and outgoing bytes. The moment you start copying, you should see it count, so you have a feedback.