Keywords for V configuration files:

name
    The name of this workstation.  Should match the name used in
local IP name tables for this workstation's IP address.  There is no
default.

ip-address
    The workstation's Internet Protocol address, given in the conventional
[a.b.c.d] notation, where a, b, c, and d are decimal integers.  On the
3 Mbit Ethernet, the default value of d is the 8-bit Ethernet host address,
while default values of a, b, and c are determined by the Internet server.
For 10 Mbit Suns, this keyword should always be present.

ip-gateways
    Name of a file containing a list of Internet gateways to be used by
this workstation.  The file name is given relative to the standard [public]
context.  If this keyword is omitted, the Internet server will not forward
datagrams through any gateways, i.e. only local traffic will be supported.

kernel
    Filename of the program to be loaded as the kernel, for use by Vload.
The name is given relative to the standard [public] context.  If this
keyword is omitted, Vload uses a compiled-in default, currently 
Vkernel/sun1+en for the 3 Mbit Ethernet version, Vkernel/sun2+ec for
the 3Com 10 Mbit version, or Vkernel/sun50 for the Sun-2/50 version.

team
    Filename of the first team, as above.  If it is omitted, Vload uses a
compiled-in default, currently team1-vgts.

world
    Either V or xV.  Used by Vload.  If omitted, Vload uses a compiled-in
default, currently V.

boot-options
    Boot options for use by Vload.  Currently the only option is "b", meaning
"break before starting kernel."  The default is a null string.

startup-script
    Filename of the startup script.  Currently used only by team1-server,
for workstations that autoboot as servers.  No default.

alt-ether-addr
    Alternate ethernet addresses for this workstation, one per line.  These
are addresses the workstation may use, other than the one the config file is 
named for.  10 Mbit addresses should be given in hexadecimal, in the form
xxxx.yyyy.zzzz.  3 Mbit address may be given in octal.  The default is
null.  This keyword must be present for use by the ND server for workstations
that boot using the ND protocol under a different Ethernet address than
the one the config file is named for.  This is true of SMI Sun-2's with PROM 
revision N or later and 3Com Ethernet interfaces.

terminal-type
    Type of terminal used as a console.  The default is to assume the 
Stanford PROM terminal emulator for Cadlincs, or something ANSI-compatible
(like the SMI PROM terminal emulator) otherwise.  The only other recognized
value for this option is "h19".

comment
    Used to put a comment in the file, such as a description of the
workstation.

boot
    Controls whether the boot server (ndserver, mvaxbootserver or 
ff68kbootserver) will respond to boot requests from this workstation.
"no" causes the server not to respond; the default is "yes".  The parsing
is pretty crude, so only "boot:no" has the desired effect.

ndboot
    A synonym for "boot", used only by the ndserver.  This is an historical
relic and should vanish when all config files use "boot" instead.

bootfile
    Pathname to be loaded by ndserver, mvaxbootserver or ff68kbootserver.
Defaults to compiled-in /usr/V/boot/Vload10.d, /usr/V/boot/Vload.vax,
or /usr/xV/boot/Vload.dlff68k respectively.  NOTE: The ND protocol downloads
only 0x1c00 bytes (0x1e00 on the SMI Model 50).  Pathname should be absolute.

location
    Optional location field.
