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Configuring IPX/SPX Using the IPX/SPX Compatible Protocol The IPX/SPX protocol stack allows application developers to permit network access to their application via IPX/SPX. A guide to programming this protocol stack is included in Version 4.1 of the Software Development System. This appendix describes how to configure and start the IPX/SPX protocol stack. IPX/SPX is configured using a character-based menu system. 1. To enter the menu at the command line, type the following command: I # ipxd -setup 31
32 Your screen will look similar to this: MC S IPX/ SPX Compatible Protoc ol Version 1. 60 (c)Copyright 19 90, 19 94 Micro Computer Systems, Inc . All rights reserved. =============================================================== IPX/ SPX Configurat ion Mai n Menu =============================================================== Help Previous Please enter op tion number> 1. Edit IPX/ SPX Configuration 2. Add IPX/ SPX Configuration 3. Delete IPX/ SPX Configuration 4. View IPX/ SPX Configuration Figure A-1 IPX/SPX Configuration Main Menu 2. To select an option, type the option number and press Enter. The system displays the corresponding screen for the option you selected. Option 2, "Add IPX/SPX Configuration," is described below. Adding the IPX/SPX Configuration With IPX/SPX, you can only have a single configuration. To add the IPX/SPX configuration, follow these steps from the IPX/SPX Configuration Main Menu (see Figure A-1): 1. Select option 2 and press Enter. The system displays the Add Configurat ion screen (see Figure A-2). This screen lists the default values for your IPX/SPX configuration. INTERACTIVE UNIX System Version 4.1 Release Notes-June 1994
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