NET.CFG Options Reference
NetWare DOS Requester Option
For this parameter to function properly, use the NETWARE.DRV version
3.03or later, and include the “network.drv=netware.drv” line under the [boot] heading in the MS Windows SYSTEM.INI file.
This parameter affects the performance of your MS Windows environment.
CONNECTIONS=numberSets the maximum number of connections the NetWare DOS Requester software supports.
The NetWare DOS Requester supports up to 50 connections in its connection table. A value larger than needed uses memory unnecessarily.
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| Syntax | connections=number |
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| Default | 8 |
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| Range | 2 to 50 |
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| Modules | AUTO.VLM, CONN.VLM, FIO.VLM, NDS.VLM, |
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| Example | To increase the number of server connections you can |
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| have to 12, you would place the following lines in your |
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| netware dos requester |
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| connections=12 |
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| Setting the value to other than 8 might decrease NETX compatibility. Do not use this | ||
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If you lower the number of connections to fewer than 8, ensure that your client workstation does not exceed the number during operation. If the maximum number of connections is exceeded, you might experience some problems with all of your server connections.
DOS NAME=“name”Sets the name of the operating system used in the shell.