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- ; *************************************************************************
- ; This sample NET.CFG file is meant to supply some rudimentary understanding
- ; of parameters in NET.CFG and how they affect network operations.
- ; For a full description and explanation of the parameters, see the
- ; manual for the ODI shell for DOS, which ships with the NetWare package
- ; or is available from Novell part # 100-000871-001.
- ;
- ; Please pay attention to column spacing for the lines. The section header
- ; line MUST start in column 0 with subsequent lines in that section being
- ; indented. Comments are designated by semi-colons (;). The NET.CFG is not
- ; caps-sensitive.
- ;
- ; *************************************************************************
- ;
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- LINK DRIVER 3C59X
- ;
- ; The following optional parameter specifies which bus to search for the
- ; 3C59X adapter. It may be useful in a computer with multiple adapters
- ; on different busses.
- ;
- ; BUS PCI
- ;
- ; When using two or more adapters in a single machine, it is necessary to
- ; specifiy which adapter should be used. The following two parameters are
- ; used for this purpose:
- ;
- ; BUSNO NN, where NN is the PCI bus identifier of the PCI bus which connects
- ; to the adapter.
- ; PCISLOT NN, where NN is the specific PCI BIOS identification number of the
- ; 3C59X PCI adapter.
- ;
- ; BUSNO 0
- ; PCISLOT 7
- ;
- ; The next parameter can be used to disable bus master data transfers in the
- ; unlikely possibility that the bus master method of data movement becomes
- ; unreliable. When the driver starts, it will determine if bus master data
- ; transfers can be done. If yes, the driver will use bus master transfers
- ; where appropriate. If busmaster does not work, the driver will only use
- ; programmed I/O (PIO) to move data to or from the adapter. Setting
- ; BUSMASTER NO will force the driver to use PIO.
- ;
- ; BUSMASTER NO
- ;
- ; The next few lines specify the frame type. 3C59X.COM is a 4.0X DOS ODI
- ; driver. The default frame type is 802.2. To connect to a 3.11 server
- ; the frame type needs to be changed to 802.3. The following two lines
- ; perform that change.
- ;
- FRAME ETHERNET_802.3
- PROTOCOL IPX 0 ETHERNET_802.3 (binds IPX protocol to frame)
- ;
- ;
- ; This is the driver default
- ;
- ; FRAME ETHERNET_802.2
- ; PROTOCOL IPX E0 ETHERNET_802.2
- ;
- ;
- ;
- ; %VER NET.CFG - sample Netware DOS ODI configuration file V4.1d
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