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# Interface information
# mac is the MAC address of the nic we use to connect
# to the server.
# Example:
# mac=1a:2b:3c:4d:5e:6f
# If left blank it will default to 00:00:00:00:00:00
mac=
# nicn is the nth nic. This is the real data that's
# passed to the server, and thus I suggest you only
# fill in the first nic.
# Example:
# nic0=192.168.68.106
# nic1=
# nic2=
# nic3=
# Only nic0 is mandatory; the others should normally
# be left blank.
nic0=
nic1=
nic2=
nic3=
# dnsp(rimary) and dnss(econdary).
dnsp=
dnss=
# dhcp server address. Windows XP uses 255.255.255.255
# and Windows 2000 uses 0.0.0.0
# If left blank it defaults to 255.255.255.255
dhcp=255.255.255.0
# Connection information
# If the network supports it, and serverip is set
# to 1.1.1.1, then the gateway will help us find
# the real server (beex said this was the reason
# why we had to upgrade, but I don't see the
# practical reason why)
# All are optional, if left blank, then:
# + hostip defaults to nic0
# + servip defaults to 1.1.1.1
# + hostport defaults to 61440 (0xf000)
# + servport defaults to 61440 (0xf000)
# Note: hostip can be given one of the special values
# eth0, eth1, eth2, ... eth9 (I don't think
# regular users would need eth10 :-P), which
# corresponds to the inet address of the
# interface.
hostip=nic0
servip=1.1.1.1
hostport=61440 (0xf000)
servport=61440 (0xf000)
# Miscellaneous Machine Information
# We don't need to be honest about these.
# For example, Windows XP has a version number
# of 5.1 and a build number of 2600.
# All are optional, if left blank, then:
# + hostname defaults to "localhost"
# + winver defaults to 5.1
# + winbuild defaults to 2600
# + servicepack defaults to "Service Pack 2"
hostname=localhost
winver=5.1
winbuild=2600
servicepack=Service Pack 2
我不是看不懂英文 只是不知道配置。。。那位哥哥帮帮忙啊。。
mac=
nic0=
nic1=
nic2=
nic3=
dnsp=
dnss=
dhcp=
hostip=
servip=
hostport=
servport=
hostname=
winver=
winbuild=
servicepack=
跟我好好解释一下这些接口是什么东东 |
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