; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; File: PACKET.INI ; ; Configuration parameters file for the RoamAbout IEEE 802.11 Packet Driver. ; The name of this driver is: WVLAN42.COM. ; ; Date: $Date: 27 Feb 2000 14:57:00 $ $Revision: 6.0 $ ; ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; RoamAbout specific configuration parameters: ; ; For more information on the configuration parameters, refer to the ; the RoamAbout 802.11 User's Guide. ; WARNING: Parameter values are case sensitive. There may be other ; platforms in your network that are case insensitive, and that ; automatically convert all lower case characters to upper case. If that ; is your situation, you should enter the Wireless_Network_Name in upper ; case. ; BASIC parameters: ; Wireless_Network_Name: 0..32 printable character string. ; This specifies the network this station is to connect to. ; When this parameter is omitted, or is specified as an empty string or as ; "ANY", the station may connect to any network it finds. ; This information should be provided by your network supervisor. Wireless_Network_Name = "RoamAbout Default Network Name" ; Station_Name: 0..32 printable character string. ; Plain-text name of this station. Used for diagnostic purposes. Station_Name = "My Default Compuer Name" ; ADVANCED parameters (specify only when really needed): ; Distance between AP's: decimal value ; Valid values: ; 1 = Large distance, ; 2 = Medium distance, ; 3 = Small distance ; Default value: 1 ; Specifies the distance between the Access Points in your network. ; This information should be provided by your network supervisor. ;AP_Distance = 1 ; Port_Type = decimal value. ; Valid values: ; 1 = BSS, ; 3 = Adhoc demo mode, ; Default value: 1, ; Port_Type defines the connection control characteristics:, ; BSS is for 'normal' network operation as a STA, ; Adhoc demo mode is a static IBSS without MAC Management., ;Port_Type = 1 ; Medium_Reservation: decimal value. ; Valid values: 0..2437 ; Default value: 2347 ; Specifies the number of octets in a message or fragment above which a ; RTS/CTS handshake is performed to reserve the medium for the message or ; fragment transmission. Setting the value to 2347 disables this mechanism. ; Medium_Reservation is advised to be used in the following case: ; - Environments with known "hidden" stations, like a (single) cell where ; many stations are located at the periphery at maximum range from the AP. ;Medium_Reservation = 2347 ; MAC_Address: 12 Hex digits. ; Specifies a local MAC address, that will be used instead of the card’s ; own universal MAC address. If required, this information should be ; provided by your network supervisor. ;MAC_Address = 02xxxxxxxx ; Card_Power_Management = 1 character ; Valid values: Y, N ; Default value: N ; Card_Power_Management is used to enable or disable the station to use ; Power Management in an ESS. ;Card_Power_Management = N ; Maximum_Sleep_Duration: decimal value ; Valid range: 1 - 6553 ; Default value: 100 ; Maximum_Sleep_Duration specifies the maximum time the station is allowed ; to spend consecutively in DOZE state, used to determine the Listen ; Interval on the station's Power Management scheme. ;Maximum_Sleep_Duration = 100 ; Receive_All_Multicasts: 1 character ; Valid values: Y, N ; Default value: Y ; Receive_All_Multicasts specifies whether the station must receive all ; multicast frames (with addresses specified by the protocol stack) when ; using Power Management. When this is the case, the station will have to ; wake up frequently to receive the multicast frames. This causes less ; optimal power savings. ;Receive_All_Multicasts = Y ; Encryption parameters: (specify only when really needed) ; Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) data encryption enables you to encrypt all ; data that will be transmitted via the wireless LAN medium. ; WEP is supported by RoamAbout encrytption PC Cards (40 bit and 128 bit). To ; use WEP within your network all RoamAbout APs and wireless stations must ; be equipped with RoamAbout PC Cards that support encryption that have been ; configured to use identical encryption keys. ; Up to 4 different keys to decrypt data received via the wireless interface ; can be entered. ; One of these 4 keys can be selected to encrypt wireless data that is to be ; transmitted via the wireless interface. ; ; Note: Enabling WEP encryption on wireless stations does not affect the ; ability of your computer to interpret non-encrypted data traffic: i.e. ; when you enable encryption, your computer will be able to receive both ; encrypted and non-encrypted messages with one of the listed WEP ; Encryption Key Values. ; Enable_Encryption: 1 character ; Valid values: Y, N ; Default value: N ; Enables or disables encryption. ;Enable_Encryption = N ; Key<n>: 5/13 character string or 10/26 digit hex number (n in range 1..4) ; Depending on encryption type, keys are either 40 or 128 bits long. ; 40 bits keys are supported on the 40 & 128 bit cards. ; 128 bits keys are supported on the 128 bit card only. ; The keys can be specified in ASCII or in hex. In case the ASCII form is ; used, a key must be either 5 or 13 characters. In case of the hex form, ; a key must start with '0x' followed by 10 or 26 hex digits. Up to 4 keys ; can be specified. When multiple keys are specified, the form as well as ; the length of the keys need not be the same. If the Card does not support ; 128 bits keys, the length is truncated to 40 bits without warning. ;Key1 abcde ;Key2 0x123456789a ;Key3 abcdefghijkl2 ;Key4 0x112233445566778899AABBCCDD ; Transmit_Key_ID: decimal value ; Valid values: 1,2,3 or 4 ; Default value: 1 ; If you enable WEP encryption, you can select one key for wireless data ; transmissions from the list of WEP Encryption Key Values. ;Transmit_Key_ID = 1 ; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Packet Driver specific configuration parameters: ; Driver_Class: 1 or 11, default = 1. ; Specifies the Packet Driver Class, that is reported by the driver in ; response to the driver_info() function. ; This is dependent on the need of your protocol stack. ; Class 1 uses the DIX Ethernet (Ethernet V2.0) frame format. ; Class 11 uses the IEEE 802.3 with 802.2 headers frame format. ;Driver_Class = 11 ; Novell_Flag: Yes/No, default = No. ; "Yes" specifies support for Novell's IPX Ethernet_802.3 frame format. ;Novell_Flag = No ; Packet_Interrupt: 60..70 (hex values), default = 60. ; Specifies the software interrupt for access to this driver. ;Packet_Interrupt = 60Download Driver Pack
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