NETLOGON is a small utility to be used with IBM LAN Server 3.0,
replacing the standard UPM LOGON program. Unlike that, it allows you
to logon with text mode prompts:

[C:\] netlogon
User ID: foo
Password:
The command completed successfully
[C:\]

The program accepts up to three arguments, the user ID, the password and
the domain name. For each of them, a * (asterisk) may be passed to
NETLOGON, causing it to prompt for this value. If no domain (and no *
for it) was specified, the default domain name is queried from the
requester and used.

The reason why I wrote this tiny program is that sometimes one needs a
"logon" command that prompts for user ID and password, but not using a
graphical window. An example is when dialing into a server remotely (via
TCP/IP telnet or OS2YOU, for example) for administration purposes.

Full source code is provided and put into the public domain. I (the
author) are not responsible for any problems arising out of its use,
even correct use.

Kai Uwe Rommel

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DOS ... is still a real mode only non-reentrant interrupt
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