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INI File | 1995-03-07 | 5.7 KB | 115 lines |
- ; /****************************************************************************\
- ; * NetBIOS Server (APLKNB.EXE) Settings *
- ; \****************************************************************************/
-
- [NetBIOS Server]
-
- ; Defines when the NetBIOS server is shutdown. If this entry is 1, the server is
- ; automatically unloaded after the last socket within a computer closes. A value
- ; of 0 instructs the server to remain loaded after the last socket closes. The
- ; server must be manually closed via Task Manager or by shutting down Windows.
- ; The default is 1.
-
- AutoUnload=1
-
- ; Identifies the network protocol to network adapter binding that NetBIOS should
- ; use to process network commands. The default is 0.
-
- LanaNum=0
-
- ; Specifies the computer's reference name. Messages are sent to a destination
- ; computer using the reference name. If a name is not provided or this option
- ; is removed from the INI file, the server will attempt to ascertain the name
- ; from the operating system. This is the default behavior.
-
- MachineName=
-
- ; Specifies how the NetBIOS server is represented on the desktop. Values are:
- ;
- ; 0 = Display icon, include entry in Task Manager
- ; 1 = No icon, include entry in Task Manager
- ; 2 = No icon, do not include entry in Task Manager
- ;
- ; The default is 0.
-
- Appearance=0
-
- ; Specifies whether the NetBIOS server is to display a message box if an error is
- ; encountered during initialization. If this entry is 1, the server will display
- ; a system-modal message box containing a description of the error. A value of 0
- ; disables the message box. In either case, the error will also be posted to the
- ; server's log file APLKNB.ERR located in the same directory that the server was
- ; launched from. The default is 1.
-
- MessagePopup=1
-
- ; Specifies the maximum number of concurrent connections maintained by the server.
- ; A connection is a logical session between two computers. The server allocates a
- ; connection upon receipt of a message for a destination that is not already in it's
- ; connection table. The connection remains enabled as long as there is activity on it.
- ; If the maximum number of connections is reached, the server will begin to break
- ; least-used connections in order to make room for new ones.
-
- Connections=10
-
- ; Specifies the number of receive network control blocks (NCBs) available per connection.
- ; Network control blocks are a limited global resource. Typically, the default setting
- ; of 2 is adequate for most network needs. If you experience frequent timeouts you can
- ; try increasing this value; however, it will require more of your system's resources.
- ; Note that most NetBIOS implementations provide for an absolute maximum of only 255 NCBs.
-
- PerConnectReceiveBuffers=0
-
- ; Specifies the total number of pending receive network control blocks (NCB) that are
- ; available to service requests from other computers. Usually, the default setting of
- ; 5 is adequate for most situations. If your application is a server-type application
- ; that receives many requests at once, you may need to increase this value.
-
- ReceiveBuffers=5
-
- ; NOTE: PerConnectReceiveBuffers and ReceiveBuffers are mutually-exclusive options,
- ; therefore use one method or the other. PerConnectReceiveBuffers will be used if both
- ; options are specified.
-
- ; Specifies the number of listen network control blocks that are available to service
- ; requests for new connections. The default setting of 2 is usually sufficient for most
- ; needs. If you experience frequent 'No answer from partner' errors, and you are sure that
- ; network connections are working between the computers, the errors could be related to
- ; insufficient pending listen NCBs. In this case, try increasing this value; however keep
- ; in mind that increasing the value will require more of your system's resources.
-
- Listens=2
-
- ; Specifies the number of pending receive network control blocks that are available to
- ; service broadcast requests. Usually, the default setting of 2 is adequate for most
- ; situations. If your application is broadcast-intensive, you may need to increase this
- ; value if you find that messages are being lost frequently. However, keep in mind that
- ; broadcast communication is a best-effort delivery scheme, that is, not guaranteed.
-
- BroadcastReceiveBuffers=2
-
- ; Specifies the total number of network control blocks that are available for sending
- ; messages. Outgoing messages are queued internally until an NCB from this pool becomes
- ; available. The default setting of 2 is usually sufficient for most application needs.
-
- SendBuffers=2
-
- ; Defines the frequency (in seconds) at which the server sweeps the connection table to
- ; 'age' idle connections. Each connection has an associated idle time that specifies the
- ; amount of time since the last message sent/received over the connection. The server
- ; uses the idle time value to determine which connections to break when either the
- ; connection table becomes full or the disconnect idle time is exceeded (as described
- ; below). In the case of a full connection table, the server will break the least-used
- ; idle connection, that is, the connection with the most idle time. (You should not need
- ; to change this entry.)
-
- IdleTimeSweepFrequency=60
-
- ; Specifies the number of minutes a connection can remain idle before the connection is
- ; broken by the server and removed from the connection table. A value of 0 will disable
- ; the server's disconnect-idle-time processing, and prevent connections from being broken
- ; in this manner. The server will continue to break least-used idle connections when the
- ; connection table becomes full and a new connection request is received.
-
- DisconnectIdleTime=0