NETWORK.CONF(5N)        COMMAND REFERENCE        NETWORK.CONF(5N)



NAME
     network.conf - non-volatile storage for network
     configuration status

DESCRIPTION
     The network.conf file contains one line with the current
     host name, and one line containing the host ID as was last
     set by the user or by netconfig(8N) from an address of one
     of the network interfaces.  Next is a blank line.  Following
     these are another line with either the string net_enabled,
     or net_disabled.

     The network address is specified in the conventional ``.''
     dot notation using the inet_addr routine from the Internet
     address manipulation library, inet(3N).  The host name may
     contain any printable character other than a field
     delimiter, newline, or comment character.

EXAMPLES
     An example of the network.conf file is listed here.

          millay
          17.0.0.25

          net_enabled

FILES
     /etc/network.conf

CAVEATS
     This file is for reading only and is maintained solely by
     netconfig(8N).

SEE ALSO
     netconfig(8N) and inet(3N).




















Printed 3/13/89                                                 1

%%index%%
na:456,125;
de:581,973;
ex:1554,328;
fi:1882,108;
ca:1990,184;
se:2174,163;
%%index%%000000000109