RC.NET(8N)              COMMAND REFERENCE              RC.NET(8N)



NAME
     rc.net - command script for network auto-reboot and daemons

SYNOPSIS
     /etc/rc.net

DESCRIPTION
     Rc.net is the command script which controls the automatic
     reboot for networking.

     When an automatic reboot is in progress, rc.net is invoked
     by /etc/rc(8). Rc.net runs netconfig(8n) and uses the return
     code to determine the network configuration.  Rc.net then
     starts the appropriate network daemon processes before
     terminating and returning control back to /etc/rc(8).

     There are four possible network configurations:

     1.             Enable no networking whatsoever. Start no
                    network daemons.

     2.             Enable Distributed File System (DFS) only.
                    Start only the daemons that are required by
                    the DFS, such as syslog(8), nameserver(8n),
                    and dfsd(8n).

     3.             Enable Networking but no DFS. Start
                    syslog(8), nameserver(8n), and udpd(8n).
                    Tcpd(8n) and udpd(8n), will serve as the
                    daemons for rlogin(1n) rsh(1n), uptime(1n),
                    ftp(1n), telnet(1n), and any other services
                    that rely on the tcp(4n), ip(4n), and
                    udp(4n), network protocols.

     4.             Enable Networking and DFS. Start all of the
                    DFS and network daemons.

FILES
     network.conf(5n)         This file is used by netconfig(8n)
                              to remember from one boot to the
                              next what the network configuration
                              is.

SEE ALSO
     netconfig(8n).










Printed 10/17/86                                                1

%%index%%
na:72,95;
sy:167,141;
de:308,1744;
fi:2052,313;
se:2365,100;
%%index%%000000000094