NET.CFG Options Reference
Protocol TCPIP Option
IP_ROUTER ip_address [network_name]
Specifies the default router address for all packets being sent to remote networks. All other gateways are dynamically discovered using the ICMP redirect mechanism.
Syntax | ip_router ip_address [network_name] |
| Replace ip_address with the correct address in |
| dotted notation. If this parameter is missing or is |
| 0.0.0.0, the protocol stack uses BOOTP or Reverse |
| ARP to determine the IP address. |
| Replace network_name with a descriptive name |
| for this network connection. The network name is |
| used with the BIND, IP_ADDRESS, and |
| IP_NETMASK parameters to distinguish |
| between the values for each network connection. |
| The network name is required only if you are |
| configuring multiple ODI LAN drivers for TCP/ |
| IP. |
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Default | None |
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Example | To set the IP address for your client workstation and |
| distinguish your connection to the network, you could |
| place the following lines in your NET.CFG file: |
| protocol tcpip |
| bind ne2000 2 |
| ip_address 129.47.6.84 |
| ip_router 144.52.6.6 |
| ip_netmask 255.255.0.0 |
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Connection Sockets
Use these parameters and values to specify the maximum number of concurrent Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), User Datagram Protocol (UDP), and raw socket connections that your client workstation can support, which are discussed on the following pages: