home
***
CD-ROM
|
disk
|
FTP
|
other
***
search
/
Software Vault: The Diamond Collection
/
The Diamond Collection (Software Vault)(Digital Impact).ISO
/
cdr49
/
ngwmfc.zip
/
STARTUP.MFC
< prev
Wrap
Text File
|
1994-12-06
|
3KB
|
102 lines
; Sample NGWMFC startup file
; ===========================
; Use this file to store switch settings for the MFC NLM. Remove
; the semicolon from the line below the word EXAMPLE, and replace
; the sample settings with your network settings.
;THE FOLLOWING SWITCHES ARE REQUIRED.
; HOME points the NLM to the path of the gateway directory
; Syntax: /HOME=[server/volume]:path
; Example: see below
; /home=server1/vol1:\domain1\wpgate\mfcgw
; 31TRANSIN points the NLM to the path of the 3.1 \TRANSIN
; directory. You must include \TRANSIN at the end of the path.
; Syntax: /31TRANSIN=[server/volume]:path
; Example: see below
; /31transin=server1/vol1:\31domain\host6\transin
; =============================================================
;THE FOLLOWING SWITCHES ARE OPTIONAL.
; 31PULL points to the path of the 3.1 pull directory instead of
; using the MFCGW\TRANSIN. Required for VAX hosts.
; Syntax: /31PULL=[server/volume]:path
; Example: see below
; /31pull=server1/vol1:\31domain\to_pc\transin
; LOGPATH points to the path of the log file directory.
; Default:\mfcgw\LOG\
; Syntax:/LOGPATH=[server/volume]:path
; Example: see below
; /logpath=server1/vol1:\nlmlogs\mfcgw
; USER is a NetWare user ID. Required if connecting to other
; servers. User ID must be common for all connected servers.
; Syntax: /USER=NetWare User ID
; Example: see below.
;/user=mfcuser
; PASSWORD is the NetWare password of the user ID of the /USER
; switch. Required if /USER is used.
; Syntax: /PASSWORD=NetWare password
; Example: see below
; /password=resucfm
; SCANCYCLE specifies how often the NLM scans for messages.
; Default: 60 seconds
; Syntax: /SCANCYCLE=number of seconds
; Example: see below
; /scancycle=300
; LOGLEVEL specifies the level of details for screen and disk
; logging. Levels include: Off, Normal, Verbose, and Diagnostic.
; Default: Normal
; Syntax: /LOGLEVEL=level
; Example: see below
; /loglevel=verbose
; LOGDISKOFF turns off disk logging. Screen logging is controlled
; by /LOGELEVEL.
; Default: ON
; Syntax: see below
; /LOGDISKOFF
; LOGMAX Specifies maximum disk space allowed for log files.
; Default: 1024 kilobytes
; /LOGMAX=number of kilobytes of space
; Example: see below
; /logmax=2048
; LOGDAYS specifies the number of days log files are stored.
; Default: 7
; Syntax: /LOGDAYS=number of days
; Example: see below
; /logdays=21
; end of file.............