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NAME
incd.conf - Network protocol configuration file
DESCRIPTION
The Intergraph Network Configuration daemon (incd) retrieves the network
protocols to be configured from the incd.conf file. The format for each
line in this file is as follows:
interface_name [ia] [xns] [dod [arp] [trlr] [udp] [tcp]] [iso clnp nsap
tp4]
The interface_name parameter is the name of the interface device and must
start in column one. Valid choices for interface_name, the interface they
represent, and the protocols they support are included in the following
table:
etn Ethernet interface supports DOD and XNS
csn IEEE 802.3 interface supports DOD and ISO
xcn X.25 interface supports DOD and ISO
fdn Fiber Distbributed Data Interface (FDDI) supports DOD
trn IEEE 802.5 Token Ring interface supports DOD
The n parameter is either 0 or 1. Thus 0 refers to port 0 and 1 refers to
port 1 if there is a second port on the board.
The individual address setup (ia) is optional. If the individual address
is omitted, the physical board address is used.
The valid protocol configuration options are as follows:
xns Specifies the Xerox Network System (XNS) protocols for this
interface.
dod Specifies Department of Defense (DoD) Internet protocols for this
interface. The DoD protocols are not configured unless an entry
exists in the /etc/hosts file for the nodename of the host. The
specific portions of the DoD Internet protocol suite to be included
must be specified.
Internet protocol options are as follows:
arp Address Resolution Protocol
trlr Reception of trailer encapsulated packets
udp User Datagram Protocol
tcp Transmission Control Protocol
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iso Specifies the International Standard Organization (ISO) protocols
for this interface. Currently, all ISO options must be specified or
incd returns an error. ISO protocol options are as follows:
clnp Connectionless network protocol
nsap Network service access point address
tp4 Transport protocol class 4
A single configuration line is included for each network interface with
the fields separated by blanks and/or tabs. The interface_name parameter
for each interface begins in column one, is two characters in length, and
is followed immediately by the slot number (for example, et0). Comment
lines in the configuration file are denoted by a number sign (#) in column
one.
EXAMPLES
1. In the following example configuration file, the interface device is
et0. When incd is started it will be configured for the xns protocol,
as well as arp, tcp, and udp protocols.
et0 xns dod arp tcp udp
2. In the following example, the interface device is cs0. When incd is
started it will configured for connectionless ISO protocol with a
network service access point address of 47004003D000100000000000101,
and transport protocol class of 4.
cs0 iso clnp 47004003D000100000000000101 tp4
FILES
/etc/incd.conf
Default network protocol configuration file.
NOTES
The osiconfig command also can be used to configure incd to start the
ISO/OSI product.
Due to ISO specifications, the ISO/OSI product supports only the csn and
xcn interfaces.
RELATED INFORMATION
Commands: ifconfig(8), incd(8)
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Files: et(7), hosts(4), inet(7), ip(7), tcp(7), tcp(7), udp(7), udp(7)
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