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#
# The following are options specific to Arachne Waterloo TCP for LAN.
#
# DO NOT USE THE DEFAULT VALUES OF THESE OPTIONS.
# Never guess IP numbers. If you are unsure, contact you local network
# administrator.
#
#############################################################################
## Don't write IP address to this file, if you are using Arachne - WWW browser
## for DOS. Write it to ARACHNE.CFG.
# netmask mandatory option, unless BOOTP
#
# netmask is simply your [sub]network mask. This value should never
# be 255.255.255.255
# Ask your local network administrator for the correct network mask if
# you do not know.
# If you use BOOTP as my_ip, you will not have to use netmask. Comment
# out the following line if you desire; if you do not comment
# the line out, use the correct netmask!
# If you use PPP dialer, the netmask is 0.0.0.0.
#netmask=?.?.?.?
# gateway mandatory option, unless BOOTP
#
# gateway is your local gateway. This value should be a valid IP number
# of another networked computer that your local network
# administrator calls your gateway.
# Ask your local network administrator for the correct gateway IP if
# you do not know.
# If you use BOOTP as my_ip, you will not have to use gateway. Comment
# out the following line if you desire; if you do not comment
# the line out, use the correct gateway IP!
# The esoteric use of gateway allows you to configure a routing table
# with up to 12 separate entries. Each entry must specify a
# gateway, an optional destination subnet, and then an optional
# subnet mask:
# gateway=0.0.0.0[, 0.0.0.0[, 0.0.0.0]]
# You may use the same gateway IP in each entry if need be.
#gateway=?.?.?.?
# nameserver mandatory option, unless BOOTP
#
# nameserver is a networked computer that can tell your computer an IP
# number of yet another networked computer. You can have up to
# 9 different nameserver entries, each assigned a different IP
# number. Waterloo TCP will go through the list of provided
# nameservers in order of appearance until a valid IP number
# is determined.
# Ask your local network administrator for the correct nameserver IPs if
# you do not know.
# If you use BOOTP as my_ip, you will not have to use nameserver.
# Comment out the following lines if you desire; if you do not
# comment the lines out, use correct nameserver IPs!
#nameserver=?.?.?.?
# domainslist mandatory option
#
# domainslist tells Waterloo TCP your domain. Afterwards, any computers
# specified without a full domain name will have the domainslist
# value appended to them.
# For best results, enclose the value of the domainslist entry within
# double quotes.
# Ask your local network administrator for the correct domain if you do
# not know.
#domainslist="naf.cz"
# include optional
#
# include will simply insert another file's contents as if it were
# inside this configuration file at the line which the include
# directive resides.
# Only Waterloo TCP keywords will be recognized in the included file.
#include=c:\your_own.cfg
# bootp optional, esoteric
#
# bootp will use a specific bootp server by specifying the server's IP.
# If you are not using bootp or have no need to specify the exact bootp
# server then there will be no need to use to bootp keyword.
# Ask your local network administrator for the correct bootp server IP
# if you do not know.
#bootp=0.0.0.0
# bootpto optional
#
# bootpto specifies the amount of time that Waterloo TCP will wait for
# your bootp server to respond with your network information.
# The default timeout value is 30 seconds.
#bootpto=30
# ethip optional, esoteric
#
# ethip is used to allow use of multiple IP numbers within the same
# configuration file with each one being tied to a particular
# ethernet address.
# This is mainly for use of one big configuration file residing on a
# network that every user can use.
#ethip=00:00:00:00:00:00, 0.0.0.0
# hostname optional, unless BOOTP
#
# hostname allows you to give your computer a name while Waterloo TCP is
# active. Remote computers will recognize you by the hostname.
# Do not use another computer's name as your hostname.
# Do not append the domain to the hostname, it will be done for you
# by appending the entry in domainslist.
# BOOTP will provide a host name for you if used.
hostname=arachne
# sockdelay optional
#
# sockdelay allows you to specify a specific amount of seconds that
# Waterloo TCP will attempt to connect to a remote computer,
# wait for data from a remote computer, and wait to accomplish
# other miscellaneous networking tasks.
# The default is 30 seconds, but may be set longer if you have an
# especially slow connection.
sockdelay=40
# mss optional
#
# mss is the maximum segment size that Waterloo TCP can receive.
# The default value is believed to be at 1024.
# The maximum value should not exceed 4096.
mss=1024