/*	Novell Protocol Suite (NPS) configuration/tunables file */

/*	General configuration. */

/*	Misc flags */
track_on = inactive	/*	Track on active on startup */

spx = active	/* have architecture daemon start the SPX protocol */
nvt = active	/* have architecture daemon start the NVT daemon */
sap = active	/* have architecture daemon start the SAP daemon */
xecho = active	/* have architecture daemon start the XECHO daemon */

/*	NVT Server Configuration */
nvt_server_name = "NovellTransport"
nvt_max_logins = 8

/* XECHO Server Configuration */
xecho_server_type = "FFFE"
xecho_socket = "0000"

/*
	The following two device names tell the sap daemon where to print
	its messages during operation.  The first is the standard out
	of the sap daemon.  When the super user types "track on" messages
	will be printed to this device/ or file.  If any errors are
	encountered during sapd operation the error message will be printed
	to this error device / file.  The last paramter is the delay that
	the sap daemon should wait before responding to a "Nearest Server" 
	Request.  It should be set high (0-300) for a network with native
	servers on it and low (1) for networks that have just portable
	servers. 
*/
	sap_standard_out = "/dev/console"
	sap_error_out = "/etc/ipx.d/sap.error"
	sap_reply_delay = 1

/*
 *	Set the process priority for the SAPD daemon.  Default is 15. 
 *	Based on a scale of 1-40 with 1 being the greatest priority.
 *	Be careful setting the priority too low as some features of
 *	UNIX will falter (ie. signal processing) at low priorities.
 */
priority = 15		

/* 
 * Lan 0 is the internal network number. Only the internal_network 
 * needs to be set.
 */
internal_network = "A0A0A0A0"

/* Configuration for Lan 1 */
lan_1_adapter = "/dev/wdn0"
lan_1_network = "00F01EEE"
lan_1_adapter_type = "ETHERNET_LLI"
lan_1_adapter_protocol = "8137"
lan_1_module = "PAD"
lan_1_ipx_llc_hdr = "INACTIVE"
lan_1_ipx_llc_sap = "E0"

/* Configuration for Lan 2 */

/* Configuration for Lan 3 */

/* Configuration for Lan 4 */

/* Configuration for Lan 5 */

/* Configuration for Lan 6 */

/* Configuration for Lan 7 */
