# attach the ethernet to the internet package:

# attach the ethernet to the internet package:
# EXAMPLE: ifconfig <interface> <AlphaNet Network #> arpa <receive buffers>
#ifconfig ec0 101 arpa 100
# attach the slip interface to a slip daemon:
# EXAMPLE: ifconfig <interface> <terminal> <dialup script>
#ifconfig asy0 modem1 dialup.slp
#ifconfig asy1 modem2
#ifconfig asy2 modem3
#ifconfig asy3 modem4
# change the tcp close timeout to fit the environment
# EXAMPLE: closetime <seconds>
#closetime 120
# change the tcp keepalive timeout to fit the environment
# EXAMPLE: keepalive <minutes>
#keepalive 15
# start up the daemons (servers)
# EXAMPLE: start <daemon> <memory> <options...>
# (these assume ftpd, tftpd, smtpd, pop3d, lpr, lpd, and httpd are
# in system memory)
#
#start rwhod 75k
#start ftpd 40k -o
#start telned 100k
#start tftpd 35k
#start smtpd 125k -i
#start pop3d 60k
#start lpr 35k
#start lpd 35k
#start itcd 100k
#start httpd 100k
# if you have a default router this is a simple way to set the default route.
# once complete it will exit and free the memory. fill in the IP address.
#start route 200k -s add xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx