Let's get TCP working with MS-DOS
Let's get TCP working with MS-DOS
We showed a few MS-DOS applications before, showcasing text-mode file managers, command prompt history, archivers, text editors and banner…
Ever wanted to have Internet access in MS-DOS? Let's see how to get it done!
Nice article!
I remember using a (modern) PC a few years ago that had working DOS packet drivers and which could therefore connect to the internet from FreeDOS.
There's even a version of the "links" web browser for DOS that supports all the modern-day encryption standards (frequently a weak point when one tries to use old software with the web!)
My first ISP (Demon Internet) had me use the ham radio software KA9Q in DOS.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KA9Q
Mail and Usenet programs would auto-run to download and upload when it connected via modem.