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'''NetConfig''' - Configures network interfaces

INTERFACE,IP=IPADDR/K,DEST=DESTINATION/K,MASK=NETMASK/K,MTU/N/K,GW=GATEWAY/K,NS=NS1=NAMESERVER1/K,NS2=NAMESERVER2/K,
NS3=NAMESERVER3/K,DHCPS=DHCPSERVER=BPS=BOOTPSERVER/K,DHCPSCAN/S,HOSTNAME/K,NOGW=NOGATEWAY/S,LOOPBACK/S,BOOTP/S,
DHCP/S,NOONLINE/S,NOHWADDR/S,AUTOCONFIG/S,DIALSCRIPT/K,PROVIDERFILE/K,FORCEPRIMARY/S,NODIAL/S,DEBUG/S

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		+	<nowiki>
		+	INTERFACE - The name of the interface to configure.
		+	AUTOCONFIG - The system preferences are used to configure
		+	all interfaces automaticly. The file <env:sys/interfaces>
		+	is used to describe the interfaces and the file <env:sys/netconfig>
		+	is used to pass extra netconfig config arguments.
		+	IPADDR - The IP address of the interface. This
		+	should be given only if the IP address
		+	is known and is not dynamic.
		+	DESTINATION - The destination IP address for the point
		+	to point interfaces and the broadcast
		+	address for the broadcast interfaces.
		+	This is generally needed for point to
		+	point interfaces. The gateway address
		+	will be used as the destination address
		+	if the destination IP address is not
		+	availabe. For broadcast interfaces this
		+	option is generally not needed at all.
		+	NETMASK - The netmask of the interface. If not
		+	supplied, a suitable default is
		+	calculated by NetStack.
		+	GATEWAY - The IP address of the default gateway.
		+	This should not be given if no specific
		+	default gateway is assigned. On point to
		+	point links the destination IP address
		+	will be used as the gateway address as
		+	well, if no specific gateway address is
		+	given.
		+	MTU - The mtu of the interface. If not
		+	supplied, a suitable default is
		+	calculated by NetStack
		+	NAMESERVER1 - The IP address of the first nameserver.
		+	NAMESERVER2 - The IP address of the 2nd nameserver.
		+	NAMESERVER3 - The IP address of the 3rd nameserver.
		+	DHCPSERVER - The IP address of the BOOTP/DHCP server to
		+	use. Normally this is not needed and a
		+	default broadcast address will be used
		+	instead.
		+	DHCPSCAN - Scan and output all found dhcp servers
		+	HOSTNAME - The name of your systen.
		+	NOGATEWAY - Specifies that no default gateway should
		+	be configured.
		+	LOOPBACK - Specifies that the loopback interface
		+	("lo0") should be configured as well.
		+	BOOTP - Use BOOTP to get the configuration
		+	information. If your network has a BOOTP
		+	server, you normally do not need any
		+	other options to configure your
		+	interface.
		+	DHCP - Use DHCP to get the configuration
		+	information. If your network has a DHCP
		+	server, you normally do not need any
		+	other options to configure your
		+	interface.
		+	NOONLINE - Do not put the Sana2 device online.
		+	Normally netconfig puts the Sana2
		+	device configured for interface-name
		+	online. This option causes the online
		+	command not to be sent.
		+	NOHWADDR - Do not use hardware address on the BOOTP
		+	request. Normally this is not needed,
		+	since netconfig can disable hardware
		+	address usage automatically for
		+	appropriate interface types.
		+	DEBUG - Turns on debugging output. Normally
		+	netconfig produces very little output,
		+	but this option causes all relevant
		+	information to be printed out.
		+	DIALSCRIPT - Not documented.
		+	PROVIDERFILE - Not documented.
		+	FORCEPRIMARY - Not documented.
		+	NODIAL - Not documented.
		+	</nowiki>
		+	NetConfig is launched at boot time from system's startup scripts and users aren't adviced to use it separately.
		+
		+	See also: IfConfig, Route

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JPV at 11:20, 9 January 2016

JPV: Created page with "'''NetConfig''' - Configures network interfaces INTERFACE,IP=IPADDR/K,DEST=DESTINATION/K,MASK=NETMASK/K,MTU/N/K,GW=GATEWAY/K,NS=NS1=NAMESERVER1/K,NS2=NAMESERVER2/K, NS3=NAMES..."