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| NET.CFG Options Reference | |
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| NetWare DOS Requester Option | |
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| Some routers and bridges have been hardcoded to use | ||
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| the NetWare DOS Requester can use only | ||
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| LIP START SIZE=number | ||
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| Specifies the packet size of used by the NetWare DOS Requester when | ||
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| starting LIP negotiations. | ||
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| Use this parameter to reduce the amount of traffic caused by the negotiation | ||
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| process across slow links. | ||
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| Syntax | lip start size=number |
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| Default | 0 (0=off) |
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| Range | 576 to 655535 |
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| Modules | IPXNCP.VLM |
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| Example | To cut down on network traffic from Large Internet |
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| Packets across a WAN link, you would place the following |
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| lines in your NET.CFG file: |
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| netware dos requester |
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| lip start size=3658 |
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| For this parameter to work, also set LARGE INTERNET PACKETS=ON. | ||
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| LOAD CONN TABLE LOW=[on off] | ||
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| Specifies whether the connection table is loaded in high or conventional | ||
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| memory. |
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| When using the initial release of NetWare 4.0 network operating system | ||
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| utilities, you must set the value of the LOAD CONN TABLE LOW | ||
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| parameter to “on.” |
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| This loads the connection table low, which increases conventional memory | ||
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| requirements required by the initial release of NetWare 4.0 utilities. | ||
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| If you are not using the initial release of the NetWare 4.0 utilities, the default | ||
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| value (off) gives you better memory performance. The default setting loads | ||
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| the connection table in an Upper Memory Block (UMB), if available. |