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iface
iface is a synonym for the interface command.
interface
interface informs Sockets of the hardware or software communications interface(s) to be used at
the network interface level. At least one network interface is required, and two or more are used in
gateway (router) applications.
The class or mode of each interface defines the encapsulation used for packaging the data frame
into the transport frame. Some types of interface support only one class.
When using more than one interface, Sockets assigns the previous given IP address in the .CFG
file to this interface and uses its net mask to add a route to that net through this interface. Using
the same IP address would result in multiple routes to the same network. The default route is set
on the first interface with an IP address with a zero net mask (for example, IP address
19.63.10.11/0).
Each interface statement uses the IP address from the last supplied IP address statement.
Syntax (general)
interface type name class other parameters
Syntax (specific)
interface pdr name dix mtu numbuf intvec [irq]
interface asy name [slip | cslip | ppp] mtu buflim ioaddr
iovec speed [modemfile]
Parameters
type
type defines the type of hardware or software interface.
interface supports the following software interfaces.
Interface Description
Asy Standard PC asynchronous interface (RS232 port)
Pdr packet driver interface
name
name defines the name by which the interface is known on the local host. name is a symbolic
name known only to the local host on which it is used.
name may be arbitrarily assigned. Each interface command on the same host must have a unique
name assigned. This name is used by commands such as route, trace, param, and so on.
- Reference Guide 1
- Notices 2
- Revision Notice 2
- MX1 Reference Guide 2
- HAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1 3
- Table of Contents iii 5
- HAPTER 5 UTILITIES 87 7
- Table of Contents vii 9
- PPENDIX A KEY MAPS 153 10
- Table of Contents ix 11
- Illustrations 12
- Chapter 1 Introduction 13
- When to Use This Guide 14
- Document Conventions 15
- Getting Started 16
- Components 19
- Insert Battery Pack 20
- Attach Hand Strap (Optional) 21
- Preparation 23
- Installation 24
- Removal 24
- Use and Operation 24
- Power On and Off 25
- Adjust Display and Volume 26
- Set The Display Contrast 26
- Set The Beeper Volume 26
- Endcaps 27
- RS-232 Endcap 27
- Plain Endcap 28
- Scanner Endcap Indicators 28
- ZIF Connector 29
- PCMCIA Card Slot 32
- PCMCIA Radio Card 34
- Data Entry 35
- Keyboard Data Entry 35
- Barcode Data Entry 35
- RS-232 Data Entry 35
- Getting Help 36
- Manuals and Accessories 36
- Manuals 36
- Accessories 37
- Hardware Configuration 39
- System Hardware 39
- Central Processing Unit 39
- ® 486 running at 25 MHz 39
- COM Ports 41
- PCMCIA Slot 41
- Physical Controls 42
- On/Off Switch 42
- Power Management and the 43
- Suspend State 44
- Critical Suspend State 44
- Panning 47
- Keypads 49
- Key Functions 50
- 2nd Key Function 51
- CTRL Key Function 51
- ALT Key Function 51
- SHFT Key Function 51
- SPC Key Function 51
- Reset Key Sequence 52
- Infrared (IR) Port 53
- IR Communication Reliability 53
- COM1 / COM2 54
- Scanner Endcaps 56
- Miscellaneous Connectors 57
- Handle Contacts 57
- Battery Charging Contacts 57
- Chapter 3 Power Supply 59
- Main Battery Pack 60
- Battery Charger Analyzer 60
- Low Battery Warning 61
- Backup Battery 61
- Battery Hot-Swapping 62
- Status LED and the Battery 62
- Handling Batteries Safely 63
- Indicators 66
- Installed Software 67
- Drive C Internal Flash Array 67
- Software Loaded on Drive C 68
- C Root Directory 69
- \DOS Files 69
- \PCMCIA Files 70
- Radio-Specific Subdirectory 72
- Sample AUTOEXEC.BAT File 73
- Sample CONFIG.SYS File 74
- Sample NET.CFG Files 75
- Cisco Radio NET.CFG File 76
- Symbol 4121 11Mb Radio 77
- NET.CFG File 77
- Sample SOCKET.CFG File 79
- 68 Installed Software 80
- LXE DOS Terminal Emulations 81
- Dual Terminal Emulation 82
- BIOS Setup 83
- Accessing the BIOS Setup 83
- Using the Keypad 84
- Main Menu Options 85
- Advanced Menu Options 89
- Power Management 90
- Keyboard 94
- Exit Menu Options 96
- API Calls 97
- Sample Code for API Calls 97
- Chapter 5 Utilities 99
- LXE BCWEDGE 100
- Parameters 100
- LXE Diagnostics 102
- Display Utility (DISP35.EXE) 105
- The NED ASCII Text Editor 109
- NED Default Hot Keys 110
- Serial File Transfer Utility 111
- REMSERV 111
- REMDISK 111
- IRSEND and IRECV Files 112
- IRSEND.C 112
- IRSEND and IRECV Files 101 113
- 102 IRSEND and IRECV Files 114
- IRECV.C 115
- 104 IRSEND and IRECV Files 116
- IRSEND and IRECV Files 105 117
- Introduction 119
- SNMP DOS Agent 119
- NET.CFG Parameters 120
- Lucent Parameters 120
- Microwave_Robustness 121
- Transmit_Rate 121
- Medium_Reservation 121
- Card_Power_Management 122
- Maximum_Sleep_Duration 122
- Receive_All_Multicasts 122
- Enable_Encryption 122
- Transmit_Key_ID 122
- Proxim Parameters 123
- Peer_to_peer 125
- Cisco Parameters 126
- Symbol Parameters 130
- SOCKETS TCP/IP Stack 132
- Set IP Address 133
- Set ARP INIT 133
- Set Interface 133
- Set Router IP (Gateway only) 134
- Set Domain Name Server 134
- Display IP Address 134
- Options 134
- SOCKET.CFG Parameters 135
- 1 128 5 248 140
- 2 192 6 252 140
- 3 224 7 254 140
- 4 240 8 255 140
- Chapter 7 Troubleshooting 147
- Startup Problems 149
- Verifying Boot Order 149
- Missing COMMAND.COM 150
- Copy File 151
- Setting System Time and Date 152
- Hardware Problems 153
- Power Source 153
- Display 154
- Hard Disk Drive 154
- PCMCIA Cards 155
- IRQ Assignments 156
- Optional Devices 157
- Radio Problems 158
- The 2.4GHz Radios 158
- The 900MHz Radios 158
- Software Related Problems 159
- IP Stack 159
- Conventional Memory 160
- Extended Memory 160
- System Testing 161
- Power On Self Test (POST) 161
- POST Error Messages 161
- POST Beep Codes 162
- Appendix A Key Maps 165
- Physical Specifications 179
- Environmental Specifications 180
- Display Specifications 181
- Battery Chargers 181
- Clip-on Portable Charger 181
- US AC Wall Adapter 181
- International AC Adapter 181
- Radio Specifications 182
- PCMCIA 900 MHz Type III 182
- PCMCIA Cisco 2.4 GHz Type II 183
- Appendix C Commands 185
- ATTRIB.EXE 186
- CHKDSK.EXE 187
- COMMAND.COM 188
- DELTREE.EXE 189
- FORMAT.COM 190
- HIMEM.SYS 191
- MEM.EXE 193
- MODE.COM 193
- MORE.COM 195
- NED.EXE and NED.CFG 196
- PRINT.COM 197
- REMDISK.EXE 198
- REMSERV.EXE 199
- SYS.COM 201
- XCOPY.COM 203
- ROM-DOS 6.22 Command Summary 204
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