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- ; common section
- [NETBEUI]
- Type = Protocol
- Title = "IBM DOS NETBIOS Protocol for NDIS (DXMJ0MOD.SYS)"
- Version = 2.1
- Drivername = netbeui$
-
- [FILE]
- Name = DXMJ0MOD.SYS
- path= \
-
- ; parameter section
- [ETHERAND_TYPE]
- Tag = etherand_type
- Display = "Type of Ethernet driver support"
- Type = String
- StrLength = 1
- ; Default = "I"
- Set = "I","D"
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the default protocol conventions
- to use when the NETBIOS protocol is bound to an Ethernet network
- adapter driver that supports both IEEE 802.3 and DIX 2.0 conventions.
- The value I is for IEEE 802.3 and the value D is for DIX 2.0.
- The default is I."
-
- [USEADDRREV]
- Tag = useaddrrev
- Display = "Universally administered address reversed"
- Type = String
- StrLength = 3
- ; Default = "YES"
- Set = "YES","NO"
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies whether the address used for the
- universally administered address and NAME_NUMBER_1 is byte reversed.
- If set to YES, the universally administered address used in the
- ADAPTER_STATUS command and in NAME_NUMBER_1 will be byte reversed (if
- the address is 010203040506, it will be saved as 060504030201).
- The default is YES."
-
- [SESSIONS]
- Tag = sessions
- Display = "Maximum sessions"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "16"
- Range = 1 - 254
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the maximum number of NETBIOS
- sessions that can be open simultaneously. The NETBIOS protocol
- uses a session each time it adds or finds a NETBIOS name. Increase
- the value of this parameter if ADD.NAME or FIND.NAME requests
- occur simultaneously. If a request fails due to lack of sessions,
- the protocol returns an interface-busy error. The range is 1 - 254,
- and the default is 16."
-
- [NCBS]
- Tag = NCBS
- Display = "Maximum commands"
- Type = decimal
- Default = "15"
- Range = 1 - 255
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the number of network control
- block (NCB) descriptors to allocate for managing NCBs submitted
- to the NETBIOS protocol. The range is 1 - 255, and the default is 15."
-
- [NAMES]
- Tag = names
- Display = "Maximum names"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "21"
- Range = 2 - 254
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the maximum number of NETBIOS
- names that can be defined. One name is reserved for defining the
- station address of the network adapter card. If the NETBIOS protocol
- is bound to multiple NDIS MAC drivers, this parameter specifies
- the maximum number of NETBIOS names in the name table of each NDIS MAC
- driver. The range is 2 - 254, and the default is 21."
-
- [USEMAXDATAGRAM]
- Tag = usemaxdatagram
- Display = "Full buffer datagrams"
- Type = String
- StrLength = 3
- ; Default = "NO"
- Set = "YES","NO"
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies whether to request the full
- transmit buffer size for datagrams. If this parameter is set to NO,
- which is the default, the length of a datagram has a maximum of 512 bytes.
- Set this parameter to YES if you require the full transmit buffer size
- for datagrams."
-
- [ADAPTRATE]
- Tag = adaptrate
- Display = "Adaptive windowing interval"
- Type = decimal
- Default = "1000"
- Range = 0 - 65535
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the time, in milliseconds,
- between runs of the adaptive window algorithm. For each link, the
- NETBIOS protocol uses the adaptive window algorithm to change the
- Maximum Receives Outstanding and Maximum Transmits Outstanding
- parameter values to match the values set on the remote workstation.
- If this parameter has a value of 0, the algorithm is turned off.
- The range is 0 - 65535, and the default is 1000."
-
- [WINDOWERRORS]
- Tag = windowerrors
- Display = "Window errors"
- Type = decimal
- Default = "0"
- Range = 0 - 10
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the number of dropped packets
- that the adaptive window allows before decreasing the Maximum
- Transmits Outstanding parameter value. Increase the value of this
- parameter on a network with a heavy workload. Decrease the value
- of this parameter on a network with a light workload. The range is
- 0 - 10, and the default is 0."
-
- [STACKSIZE]
- Tag = stacksize
- Display = "Internal stack size"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "2048"
- Range = 512 - 4096
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the internal stack space used
- when called by the timer interrupt, receive interrupt, or NCB interrupt.
- The range is 512 - 4096, and the default is 2048."
-
- [TI]
- Tag = TI
- Display = "Inactivity timer - Ti"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "30000"
- Range = 1000 - 65535
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the inactivity timer value in
- milliseconds. The inactivity timer determines how often the NETBIOS
- protocol checks an inactive link to verify that the link is still
- operational. To minimize unnecessary link checks, it is recommended
- that you set this parameter to the default of 30000 milliseconds.
- The range is 1000 - 65535. Refer to the Response Timer - T1 parameter
- for more information."
-
- [T1]
- Tag = T1
- Display = "Response timer - T1"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "1000"
- Range = 50 - 65535
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the transmission timer value
- for NETBIOS links and determines, in milliseconds, the delay before
- transmitting a link-level frame again if no acknowledgment is
- received. The three timer parameters must have the following
- relationship: T2 < T1 <Ti. The T1 parameter value should be
- approximately 2 to 5 times the T2 parameter value. The range is
- 50 - 65535, and the default is 1000."
-
- [T2]
- Tag = T2
- Display = "Acknowledgment timer - T2"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "200"
- Range = 50 - 65535
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the delayed acknowledgment
- timer value and determines, in milliseconds, the length of the
- delay before acknowledging a received frame, when the number of
- frames received is less than the Maximum Receives Outstanding parameter
- value. The range is 50 - 65535, and the default is 200."
-
- [MAXIN]
- Tag = maxin
- Display = "Maximum receives outstanding"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "1"
- Range = 1 - 127
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the number of NETBIOS message
- packets to receive before sending an acknowledgment. The Maximum
- Receives Outstanding parameter value should be less than or equal to
- the Maximum Transmits Outstanding parameter value. The range is 1 - 127,
- and the default is 1."
-
- [MAXOUT]
- Tag = maxout
- Display = "Maximum transmits outstanding"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "1"
- Range = 1 - 127
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the number of NETBIOS message
- packets to send before expecting an acknowledgment. The Maximum
- Transmits Outstanding parameter value should be greater than the
- Maximum Receives Outstanding parameter value. The range is 1 - 127,
- and the default is 1."
-
- [NETBIOSTIMEOUT]
- Tag = netbiostimeout
- Display = "Query timeout"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "500"
- Range = 500 - 10000
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the time, in milliseconds,
- that the NETBIOS protocol waits between transmission attempts. The
- range is 500 - 10000, and the default is 500. Refer to the NETBIOS
- Retries parameter for more information."
-
- [NETBIOSRETRIES]
- Tag = netbiosretries
- Display = "NETBIOS retries"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "8"
- Range = 1 - 50
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the number of times the NETBIOS
- protocol attempts transmissions at the NETBIOS level before assuming
- that the receiver is not present. The transmission activities include
- name claims, session setups, and other similar actions. The range is
- 1 - 50, and the default is 8. Refer to the Query Timeout parameter for
- more information."
-
- [NAMECACHE]
- Tag = namecache
- Display = "Number of names in remote name directory"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "0"
- Range = 0 - 255
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the number of remote names that
- the workstation contacts. If this parameter is set to 0, the remote
- name directory is not used. The remote name directory reduces the
- number of frames broadcast to the NETBIOS functional address on the
- network. The remote name directory sends a frame to a specific
- node whenever possible. The range is 0 - 255, and the default is 0."
-
- [PIGGYBACKACKS]
- Tag = piggybackacks
- Display = "Piggybacked acknowledgments"
- Type = decimal
- Default = "1"
- Set = "0","1"
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies whether the NETBIOS protocol
- sends and receives acknowledgments piggybacked with incoming data.
- If this parameter is set to 1, the workstation sends and requests
- piggybacked acknowledgments. If this parameter is set to 0, the
- workstation neither sends nor requests piggybacked acknowledgments.
- The default is 1."
-
- [LOOPPACKETS]
- Tag = looppackets
- Display = "Loopback frame descriptors"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "1"
- Range = 1 - 1000
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the number of internal loopback
- packet descriptors. Loopback packets are used when sending I frames
- or UI frames, if the sending node and the receiving node are the same.
- The range is 1 - 1000, and the default is 1."
-
- [DATAGRAMPACKETS]
- Tag = datagrampackets
- Display = "UI-frame descriptors"
- Type = decimal
- Default = "2"
- Range = 2 - 1000
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the number of data descriptors
- to allocate for packeting NETBIOS datagrams into UI-frames. Increase
- this parameter value when the NETBIOS protocol sends a large number
- of datagrams. The range is 2 - 1000, and the default is 2."
-
- [PACKETS]
- Tag = packets
- Display = "I-frame descriptors"
- Type = decimal
- Default = "50"
- Range = 1 - 1000
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the number of I-frame packet
- descriptors that the NETBIOS protocol can use to build DLC frames
- from NETBIOS messages. Increase the value of this parameter if large
- frames are being sent through the network. The range is 1 - 1000, and
- the default is 50."
-
- [PIPELINE]
- Tag = pipeline
- Display = "Pipeline packets"
- Type = decimal
- Default = "20"
- Range = 1 - 200
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the number of NETBIOS message
- packets that are prebuilt and waiting in a pipeline for each session.
- Increase the value of this parameter if long streams of packets are
- usually sent. Decrease the value of this parameter if short,
- occasional groups of packets are sent. The range is 1 - 200, and
- the default is 20."
-
- [MAXDATARCV]
- Tag = maxdatarcv
- Display = "Maximum receive size"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "4168"
- Range = 512 - 16384
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the maximum size of user data
- in any frame that this node can receive on a session. The partner
- node makes sure the size of the user data in frames transmitted over
- the session is no larger than the maximum receive size or the
- size available in its transmit buffer, whichever is smaller. NETBIOS
- takes into account the maximum size that bridges in the path will
- forward, and never sends a frame too large for the bridge.
- The range of this parameter is 512 - 16384, and the default is 4168."
-
- [MAXTRANSMITS]
- Tag = maxtransmits
- Display = "Maximum transmits"
- Type = decimal
- Default = "6"
- Range = 1 - 10000
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the number of packets that the
- NETBIOS protocol can send at once to an NDIS MAC driver. The
- NETBIOS protocol queues the packets internally when this parameter
- value is low. The NDIS MAC driver must queue the packets when
- this parameter value is high. The range is 1 - 10000, and the default
- is 6."
-
- [MINTRANSMITS]
- Tag = mintransmits
- Display = "Minimum transmits"
- Type = decimal
- Default = "2"
- Range = 0 - 9999
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "When an NDIS MAC driver returns an out-of-resource
- condition, the NETBIOS protocol stops sending packets. This parameter
- specifies the number of transmission confirmations the NETBIOS protocol
- must receive from the NDIS MAC driver before sending additional
- packets. This value should be less than the Maximum transmits parameter
- value. The range is 0 - 9999, and the default is 2."
-
- [DLCRETRIES]
- Tag = dlcretries
- Display = "DLC retries"
- Type = decimal
- ; Default = "8"
- Range = 1 - 65535
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the number of additional
- transmission attempts that the NETBIOS protocol makes before
- assuming that the DLC layer of the receiving workstation is not
- responding. The value of this parameter can be low on a reliable
- network that does not drop many packets. Increase this
- parameter value on a network that drops a large number of packets.
- The range is 1 - 65535, and the default is 8."
-
- [LANABASE]
- Tag = lanabase
- Display = "Base number for the primary adapter"
- Type = decimal
- Default = "0"
- Range = 0 - 254
- Scope = global
- Optional = yes
- Editable = yes
- Help = "This parameter specifies the base number for the primary adapter.
- For example, if this parameter is 3, the primary adapter is identified as
- adapter 3 and the alternate adapter as adapter 4. If 0
- is used, the primary adapter is adapter 0 and the alternate adapter is
- adapter 1. The range is 0 - 254, and the default is 0."