User's Guide for MS-DOS Clients
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Basic Reference
Using UNIX System Commands
Net Pause
Purpose
The net pause command pauses connections to shared resources.
Syntax
net pause {drdr | prdr}
where
drdr
Pauses a workstation’s connections to all shared directories.
prdr
Pauses a workstation’s connections to all shared printer queues.
Comments
Pausing a connection allows you to temporarily use a devicename for a
device at your workstation that is already assigned to a shared resource.
For example, you can connect the LPT1 devicename to a shared printer
queue. If LPT1 is also assigned to a printer attached to your workstation, you
can pause the network connection and print a file at your workstation’s
printer. To send print jobs again to the shared printer queue with the
devicename LPT1, reactivate the connection with the net continue
command.
See Also
For information about See
Pausing and continuing
network connections
Chapter 6, “Using LAN Manager Basic”
Continuing connections
to shared resources
Net Continue
Connecting to shared
resources
Net Use