Question : TCPIP.EXE

Hi,

I want to know if there is a file "TCPIP.EXE" or something like that that allows to load the protocol TCPIP in dos.

I want to ghost disk to disk computers via TCPIP and reversed ethernet cables

Actually, I ghost win95 computers via IPX

My batch file is as follow

lsl
RTSODI (My Network adapter driver)
ipxodi
netbios
ghost

What I want to do is replace IPXODI.COM by a file like TCPIP.COM

I don't want files like TCPIP.SYS or files like that. I want an executable file

I have tried to search the net but I didn't find what I want.

Does that exist???

Where can I find that file???

Will it work with Netbios.EXE???

Thank You

Answer : TCPIP.EXE

Proper answer is, I think "NO" for that exe, but I've done stuff with 'net' before.
Run "Net /help"
I think it is somewhere with either 'net start' or 'net initialize' (or both) that will get you where you want to go (M$/lan).
Each option should have a sublevel of help text available.
If you can run older dos, M$ used to also have a program to use an I/O port to slave your other PCs drives, using driver in config.sys to remap. But you'd need the cable.
Look at M$'s net program, I think it has what you want.