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NAME
configure - map existing networking boards and protocols
SYNOPSIS
/etc/confnet.d/configure [-i] [-p protocol -d device [-d device . . .]]
/etc/confnet.d/configure [-p protocol -d device] [-O "protocol specific opts"]
/etc/confnet.d/configure [-r -p protocol]
/etc/confnet.d/configure [-r -d device]
/etc/confnet.d/configure [-r -p protocol -d device]
DESCRIPTION
The generic configure command searches the sub-directories of
/etc/confnet.d for files named configure and executes them.
Files
/etc/confnet.d/netdrivers
USAGE
configure sets up mappings between networking boards and
protocols installed on the system. If the command is run
without arguments and both a single networking board and a
single protocol exist on the system, configure will execute
the protocol-specific configure found in
/etc/confnet.d/protocol.
If multiple boards and/or protocols exist, mail will be sent
to the owner of the machine to run configure -i. The device
is the name of the device in the /dev directory, and the
protocol is the matching directory name in /etc/confnet.d.
Options
The following options are available to the generic configure
command:
-i Set up multiple boards and protocols interactively.
This will result in the user being prompted to select
the devices to be configured with each protocol. A
complete list of devices available on the machine will
be presented for each protocol. The user will select
from the list. Once the devices have been selected for
the protocol, the protocol-specific configure command
will be invoked to map the protocol to the selected
devices.
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-i -p protocol -d device
Interactively map the specified protocol to one or more
devices.
-p protocol -d device -O "protocol specific opts"
Maps the specified protocol to the specified device.
Only one device can be specified. The optional -O
option passes protocol-specific options that are needed
by the protocol-specific configure command. The
suboptions of -O should be enclosed in one set of double
quotes.
-r -p protocol
Unconfigures the mapping between the specified protocol
and all devices to which the protocol is mapped.
-r -d device
Unconfigures the specified device from all protocols to
which the device is mapped. More than one device can be
specified.
-r -p protocol -d device
Removes the mapping between the specified protocol and
device. More than one device can be specified.
REFERENCES
configure_inet(1M), netdrivers(4), netinfo(1M)
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