# Networking FreeDOS - Network

      Networks allow two or more computers to connect and share information,
      such as via the Internet and a web browser. To get connected, you will
      need either a Modem or an Ethernet card. If you choose Ethernet, you
      will need a supported driver, such as Crynwr, ODI or NDIS. The most
      common protocol is TCP/IP, but many networks also support IPX/SPX. To
      share data with other systems, you will need NFS or CIFS.
        * Main article: Networking FreeDOS.

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## External Links

        * Bart's Network Boot Disk ver 2.7 (Bart Lagerweij, see:
          http://www.nu2.nu/bootdisk/network/)
        * DOS Applications for Internet Use (Michael Bernardi, see:
          http://www.dendarii.co.uk/FAQs/dos-apps.html)
        * DOS-Meta FAQ: Useful information for DOS users (Michael Bernardi,
          see: http://www.dendarii.co.uk/FAQs/dos-meta_faq.html)

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