# $Id: tcp,v 4.1 1993/03/23 16:17:04 mike Exp $
#
# If your internet address isn't defined here it will be looked up
# in /etc/hosts or /usr/etc/inet/hosts using your hostname.
# If your network address isn't defined here no attempt will be
# made to configure an external ethernet interface.
#IPADDR		132.147.160.32
NET		132.147.160.0

# A router address of 0.0.0.0 means no router is available.
ROUTER		0.0.0.0

# Services are TCP/IP daemons that run constantly in the background
# and service incoming connections in some way. The list below should
# handle most things.
SERVICES	syslogd named inetd lpd

# The user list specifies programs that may be running but are not
# actually service daemons. For instance telnetd is a user program
# that is spawned by inetd to service an incoming telnet session.
# Listing such programs here causes them to be killed when TCP/IP
# is stopped. If they are not listed here they will remain running
# until the remote user ends the session (although there won't be
# an inetd to start any more). The default is to stop everything.
# Your choice...
USER	telnetd ftpd fingerd lpd
