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- # REGION17.NET
- #
- # This is the main configuration and instruction file which NET15B.EXE
- # uses to log on to your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and then to
- # initiate ftp to the Region 17 FTP server. It calls first the
- # CONNECT.DIL and then the REGION17.FTP file.
- #
- # Lines with a '#' are comments and are ignored.
- #
- # ==================================================================
- #
- # This sets the timer to millisec on AT's vs. clock ticks:
- #
- isat on
- #
- # This is the attach command. It should show the correct comm port,
- # interupt and port speed for your system. If the port uses a 16550A
- # chip, it will be detected automatically and the FIFOs enabled.
- #
- # Format: attach asy <ioaddr> <vector> ax25 | nrs | ppp | slip
- # <iface> <bufsize> <mtu> <speed> [<crv>]
- #
- # asy asynchronous serial port (hardware type being attached)
- # 0x2f8 io address for comm 2 (0x3f8 for comm 1)
- # 3 vector (interupt) for comm 2 (4 for comm 1)
- # ppp service type (slip is the alternative)
- # pp0 arbitrary character string assigned to this interface
- # 4096 receive buffer in bytes
- # 8192 transmit buffer (Maximum Transmission Unit) in bytes
- # 38400 port speed in bits per second
- # r optional flags: c enables RTS/CTS detection
- # r enables RLSD (Carrier Detect) physical
- # line sensing
- # v enables Van Jacobson TCP/IP Header
- # Compression, and is valid only for SLIP
- #
- attach asy 0x2f8 3 ppp pp0 4096 8192 38400 r
- #
- # This sets masks. You should not have to modify this line for PPP
- # connections:
- #
- ifconfig pp0 broadcast 255.255.255.255 netmask 0x00000000
- #
- # This sets up various parameters:
- #
- ppp pp0 trace
- ppp pp0 quick
- ppp pp0 lcp open
- #
- # A quick primer on IP addresses:
- #
- # Local Address: The IP address permanently assigned to the ISP.
- # Dynamic Address: The IP address temporarily assigned to you on log-in.
- # DNS Address: The IP address for the Domain Name Server on the ISP.
- #
- # This is the IP address for your Internet Service Provider (ISP). It
- # is usually given on screen during the log-in procedure:
- #
- ppp pp0 ipcp local address 205.206.104.25
- #
- # Another parameter:
- #
- ppp pp0 ipcp open
- #
- # This is the idle timeout, which causes NET15B.EXE to exit back to DOS:
- #
- ppp pp0 idle 20 exit
- #
- route add default pp0
- ip ttl 64
- tcp mss 1460
- tcp window 11680
- tcp irtt 1600
- #
- # This line shows your ISP's Domain Name Server (DNS) IP address for
- # looking up the IP address for the FTP site. It is usually given in
- # plain text on screen just after you log-in to your ISP:
- #
- domain addserver 205.206.104.3
- #
- # This is the name of your ISP. If your user name is
- # 'jblow@somewhere.com' then this will be 'somewhere.com':
- #
- domain suffix somewhere.com
- #
- domain cache clean on
- #
- # This is the full path and filename for the NET15B.EXE log file:
- #
- log u:\ka9q\logs\ka9q.log
- #
- # This negotiates the dynamic address before allowing ftp commands:
- #
- inline on
- #
- ftpopt verbose 3
- #
- # This sets the default transfer type (binary):
- #
- ftpopt type bin
- #
- ftpopt pager off
- ftpopt wrap 79
- #
- # This allows the ftp script to be run automatically. For testing in
- # interactive mode, it should be commented out:
- #
- ftpopt ftnmode on
- #
- # This is the command to run the dialer script, CONNECT.DIL, and to
- # exit NET15B.EXE if it does not connect:
- #
- dial pp0 connect.dil failexit
- #
- # This is the command to start the FTP session using the REGION17.FTP
- # script file. NOTE: the first line of the script file must be
- # 'open ftp.island.net', and there can be no comment lines in the
- # script. In the line below, the asteriks are dummy parameters which
- # must be present to allow invoking script file without user input.
- # For testing in interactive mode, it should be commented out:
- #
- ftp * * \ka9q\region17.ftp
- #
- # After completion of the above script, the ppp idle timeout will
- # cause an exit to dos.
- #
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