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- # WATTCP.CFG is a simple text file which provides the WATTCP TCP/IP stack
- # with the basic information it needs to connect to your TCP/IP network.
- # A sample WATTCP.CFG file might look like this:
-
- my_ip=129.97.176.99
- netmask=255.255.0.0 # Netmask for the Interface
- nameserver=129.97.128.24 # Default nameserver to use
- nameserver=129.97.128.196 # Alternate nameserver
- gateway=129.97.176.1 # IP routing gateway
- domainslist="uwaterloo.ca"
-
- # Any text appearing after a '#' on a line is regarded as a comment and is
- # ignored. Trailing whitespace on a line is also ignored. The fields in the
- # WATTCP.CFG file are as follows:
- #
- # MY_IP: should specify the numeric IP address of your PC. You should
- # use the value from part A of your preinstallation sheet here.
- #
- # NETMASK: must specify the proper IP subnet mask used on your
- # network. If you do NOT know this value, then do NOT use PDPMPOP
- # without getting the correct value from your IP network manager. You
- # should use the value from part B of your preinstallation sheet here.
- #
- # NAMESERVER: should contain the numeric IP address to a machine
- # (usually a unix machine) which provides name resolution services on
- # your IP network. Your IP network manager will be able to tell you the
- # address of a nameserver on your TCP/IP network.
- #
- # GATEWAY: should contain the numeric IP address of a machine which
- # can route IP packets on your behalf. Your IP network manager will
- # be able to tell you the address of a router on your TCP/IP network.
- #
- # DOMAINSLIST: is an optional field which can contain a list of
- # comma-separated domain names which WATTCP will try using when
- # resolving addresses with no domain part.
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