[2] filelink dir tra rec A similar utility named Interlnk appeared on IBM's PC DOS 5.02 released in 1992 and then Microsoft's MS-DOS 6.0.

It consists of two components: the INTERLNK.EXE client device driver and the INTERSVR.EXE server program.

It is a full-screen text user interface program displaying the connection status (including baud rate) and the mapped drives, but does not necessarily require interaction.

[3] Interlnk also works on a Windows 95 computer in real mode MS-DOS.

However Interlnk does not communicate with the Windows 95 direct cable connection (DCC) utility.