tcpip for dos

          <TD><B>File Name</B></TD>
          <TD><B>Description</B></TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/apps.zip">apps.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>Contains many basic IP clients: ping, finger, daytime, 
etc.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/beholder.zip">beholder.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>The SNMP-able Ethernet Monitor</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/comd.zip">comd.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>COMD is a program which lets you share serial devices such as 
            modems over a network.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/ftp.zip">http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/ftp.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>Version .6 of the FTP client. Kind of buggy, check out version 
          .7</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/ftpbeta.zip">ftpbeta.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>Version .65 of the FTP client.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
          href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/ftp07.zip">ftp07.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>Version .7 of the FTP client. Works much better.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/gophserv.zip">gophserv.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>Gopher server. One of two daemons I have found.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/htget102.zip">htget102.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>Retrieve an HTML document without a browser.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
          href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/irc101.zip">irc101.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>An IRC client.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/lynx_386.zip">lynx_386.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>The <A href="http://lynx.browser.org/">Lynx Web Browser.</A> The 
            version referenced in this archive are specifically for WATTCP. 
            There are other versions for other IP stacks.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/mt.zip">mt.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>Telnet client</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/newsnuz.zip">newsnuz.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>Newsreader</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/nslb01a.zip">nslb01a.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>Nslookup and nsquery</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/nutil011.zip">nutil011.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>Companion Applications For Tsoft's NFS Driver for MS-DOS.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/pc_pine3.91/pcpine_p.zip">pc_pine3.91</A><BR><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/pc_pine3.96/pcp_wat.zip">pc_pine3.96</A></TD>
          <TD>The venerable mail &amp; news reader, <A 
            href="http://www.washington.edu/pine/">Pine</A>. The versions 
            referenced in this archive are specifically for WATTCP. There are 
            other versions for other IP stacks. Note that version 3.91 is much 
            slimmer than 3.96.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/pprd200.zip">pprd200.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>PPRD is a small program that turns an XT or AT running DOS into 
            a dedicated LPD printer server. You can send jobs to the printers 
            from any machine running LPR.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/rdemo01a.zip">rdemo01a.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>These are the three simple demo programs from SunRPC compiled 
            with the WatTCP tcp/ip library and a port of SunRPC to DOS.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/rmtd091.zip">rmtd091.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>Remote MagTape Protocol Daemon.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/simplftp.zip">simplftp.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>Trivial FTP client</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/smbpd094.zip">smbpd094.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>SMBPD is a small program that turns an XT or AT running DOS into 
            a dedicated SMB printer server.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/smtpserv.zip">smtpserv.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>SMTPSERV is a program which runs on your pc and allows it to 
            accept SMTP based mail from other sources, even from several sources 
            at one time.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/talk-10.zip">talk-10.zip</A><BR><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/talk-12.zip">talk-12.zip</A><BR><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/talk-13.zip">talk-13.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>A simple talk client. I haven't tested it, but I'm sure v13 is 
            most stable.</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/telnetd.zip">telnetd.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>A buggy telnet daemon. When remote user disconnects, the server 
            re-boots the computer!</TD></TR>
        <TR>
          <TD><A 
            href="http://www.smashco.com/wattcp/trtb01b.zip">trtb01b.zip</A></TD>
          <TD>A port of the Unix 'traceroute' program, built with a slightly 
            modified version of the WATTCP libraries.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
      <P>If you have found any of this information useful, please <A 
      href="mailto:[e-mail]">let me know</A>. I'd be very interested 
      in your experiences with WATTCP, and why you decided to try it out in the 
      first place. </P><!--
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