; Microsoft Windows NT Version 3.5 - Automated Installation/Upgrade File
;
; (c) 1994 Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.
;
; Windows NT Workstation v3.5 and Windows NT Server v3.5 can be installed or upgraded using
; this unattended answer file.  Additional documentation is included in the Windows NT 3.5
; Resource Kit.
;
; Microsoft has added this functionality to Windows NT Setup to assist customers and network
; administrators who install and upgrade Windows NT systems on a regular basis.  When used
; effectively, this functionality can save many hours of work that would otherwise be done
; manually.  You should examine this file thoroughly to ensure that you understand all of the
; capabilities and limitations that exist.  You should also test this functionality before 
; putting procedures in place for a production environment.  
;
; To use this unattended installation file, you need to set the parameters documented below
; to specify the way you want Windows NT Setup to operate.  You should make a copy of this
; file and then edit the parameter settings as necessary.  Comments will be ignored.
;
; IMPORTANT:
; 
; Future releases of Windows NT may require that additional parameters be specified for a 
; completely automated installation or upgrade.  Refer to the documentation in future 
; releases for Windows NT to determine what if any additional parameters need to be 
; specified.
;
; You can use the Setup Manager utility included with the Windows NT Resource Kit v3.5 to
; create a custom automated installation file.  The parameters specified in this file will 
; not drive the Windows NT Setup process.  Instead, Windows NT Setup retrieves information
; from this file as necessary.  This means that information specified in this file may not
; be used by Windows NT Setup.  This is particularly true if using this file for upgrading
; an existing Windows NT system. 
;
;
; For unattended UPGRADES of Windows NT 3.1 and Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1,
; you may not need to specify an unattended answer file.  You should specify an
; answer file if upgrading TCP/IP.  For unattended upgrades, do:
;
;    winnt32 /u 
;
; For unattended installation using winnt.exe or winnt32.exe do:
;
;    winnt[32] /u:<script_file> /s:<source>
;
; e.g.
;
;    net use x: \\CORPNET\NTVER35
;    x:\winnt /u:c:\unattended.txt /s:x:\
;
;
; Notes:
;
;    New installations will end up being installed on the same drive
;    that winnt[32] decides to place the temporary local source
;    directory (\$win_nt$.~ls).  Use the /t switch to override.
;
; e.g.
;
;    x:\winnt /u:c:\unattended.txt /t:E /s:x:\
;
;
; The file consists of several sections and each section can have zero or more
; information.  Commented lines begin with ';'.  To edit the file, you must
;
; . NOT delete the section name even it does not contain any information.
; . NOT change the key name (the name on the left side of the "=" sign.)
; . NOT leave the value empty.  That is "Keyname = " is illegal.  You must use
;   two double quotes to indicate an empty value (Keyname = "").
; . leave an space before and after equal sign.  (i.e. KeyName = Value.)

[Unattended]

;
; Setup Method
;
; If not present, defaults to express.
; If present but not one of the values listed, 
; then user will have to select manually.
;
; You should specify for automated upgrades.
;
Method = custom | express

;
; Allows user to confirm hardware (includes mass storage screen).
; If specified and YES then user will have to manually
; get through the mass storage confirm/add and hardware screens
; (subject to custom vs. express setup).  Otherwise, Setup will 
; use the hardware that was detected.
;
; You should specify for automated upgrades.
;
ConfirmHardware = yes | no

;
; Upgrade Control
;
; no     = do not upgrade NT if a previous installation is detected.
; yes    = upgrade NT if found. If multiple installations are found,
;          pick the first one to upgrade.
; single = upgrade NT only if there is a single installation found.
;          If there are multiple installations, allow manual selection.
; manual = manual control.
;
; If specified but not one of the values listed, user gets manual behavior.
; If not specified, default is No.
;
; You should specify for automated upgrades.
;
NtUpgrade = manual | yes | no | single

;
; Win31 Upgrade Control.
;
; yes = upgrade win31 if found.
; no  = don't upgrade win31 if found.
;
; If specified but not yes or no, user gets manual behavior.
; If not present, default is no.
;
; You should select no for automated upgrades of Windows NT systems.
;
Win31Upgrade = yes | no

;
; Target path for installation.
;
; May be fully specified (i.e., "\winnt35") or *.
; If *, Setup will generate a unique directory name
; on the target partition and install NT there.
;
; Manual = allow user to enter the path (i.e., manual control).
;
; If not specified, default is *.
;
TargetPath = manual | * | <path>

;
; --------The following section applies to x86 based systems only. ------------
;
;[DetectedMassStorage]
;
; If this section is present, then setupldr behaves as if setup detected
; the mass storage adapters listed in this section (note that an empty
; section is valid and indicates "explicitly no mass storage").
; If this section is missing then setup will attempt to detect what
; mass storage is in the machine by loading all known miniport drivers.
;
; Mass storage refers to anything controlled by a SCSI miniport driver
; (i.e., all CD-ROM drives, scsi adapters, and hard drive controllers,
; except ATdisk, abiosdsk, and standard floppies).
;
; Values here must match values in txtetup.sif [scsi] section.
;
; --------The above section applies to x86 based systems only.-----------------

;
; The following sections are used by GUI mode setup
; The section names MUST exist.  (Section can be empty.)
;
[GuiUnattended]


;
; You need to define the !UpgradeEnableDhcp if you upgrade from Windows NT 3.1
; to Windows NT Workstation v3.5.  Specify for upgrades ONLY!
;
; !UpgradeEnableDhcp = YES | NO

;
; Specifies the program you want to run concurrently with setup to
; achieve setup automation.
;
; !DetachedProgram = the-program-name-you-want-to-start
; e.g.
; !DetachedProgram = c:\mt32\mtrun.exe
;
!DetachedProgram = ""

;
; program's arguments
;
; !Arguments = "arguments-for-the-program"
; e.g.
; !Arguments = "c:\mt32\script1.pcd /H"
;
!Arguments = ""

;
; Specifies the options you want to install
;
; !SetupNetwork = YES | NO
; !SetupApplications = YES | NO
;
; If you are installing Windows NT Server, you need to specify
; !AdvServerType = LANMANNT | SERVERNT
;
;    Select LANMANNT if you want this computer to act as a primary
;    or backup domain controller. Otherwise, select SERVERNT
;
!SetupNetwork = YES
!SetupApplications = YES

;
; Specifies time zone information
;
; !TimeZone = (GMT) Greenwich Mean Time; Dublin, Edinburgh, London              |
;             (GMT+01:00) Lisbon, Warsaw                                        |
;             (GMT+01:00) Paris, Madrid                                         |
;             (GMT+01:00) Berlin, Stockholm, Rome, Oslo, Bern, Brussels, Vienna |
;             (GMT+02:00) Eastern Europe                                        |
;             (GMT+01:00) Prague                                                |
;             (GMT+02:00) Athens, Helsinki, Istanbul                            |
;             (GMT-03:00) Rio de Janeiro                                        |
;             (GMT-04:00) Atlantic Time (Canada)                                |
;             (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)                            |
;             (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada)                            |
;             (GMT-07:00) Mountain Time (US & Canada)                           |
;             (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada); Tijuana                   |
;             (GMT-09:00) Alaska                                                |
;             (GMT-10:00) Hawaii                                                |
;             (GMT-11:00) Midway Island, Samoa                                  |
;             (GMT+12:00) Wellington, Auckland                                  |
;             (GMT+10:00) Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney                           |
;             (GMT+09:30) Adelaide                                              |
;             (GMT+09:00) Tokyo, Osaka, Sapporo, Seoul, Yakutsk                 |
;             (GMT+08:00) Hong Kong, Perth, Singapore, Taipei                   |
;             (GMT+07:00) Bangkok, Jakarta, Hanoi                               |
;             (GMT+05:30) Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, New Delhi, Colombo          |
;             (GMT+04:00) Abu Dhabi, Muscat, Tbilisi, Kazan, Volgograd          |
;             (GMT+03:30) Tehran                                                |
;             (GMT+03:00) Baghdad, Kuwait, Nairobi, Riyadh                      |
;             (GMT+02:00) Israel                                                |
;             (GMT-03:30) Newfoundland                                          |
;             (GMT-01:00) Azores, Cape Verde Is.                                |
;             (GMT-02:00) Mid-Atlantic                                          |
;             (GMT) Monrovia, Casablanca                                        |
;             (GMT-03:00) Buenos Aires, Georgetown                              |
;             (GMT-04:00) Caracas, La Paz                                       |
;             (GMT-05:00) Indiana (East)                                        |
;             (GMT-05:00) Bogota, Lima                                          |
;             (GMT-06:00) Saskatchewan                                          |
;             (GMT-06:00) Mexico City, Tegucigalpa                              |
;             (GMT-07:00) Arizona                                               |
;             (GMT-12:00) Enewetak, Kwajalein                                   |
;             (GMT+12:00) Fiji, Kamchatka, Marshall Is.                         |
;             (GMT+11:00) Magadan, Soloman Is., New Caledonia                   |
;             (GMT+10:00) Hobart                                                |
;             (GMT+10:00) Guam, Port Moresby, Vladivostok                       |
;             (GMT+09:30) Darwin                                                |
;             (GMT+08:00) Beijing, Chongqing, Urumqi                            |
;             (GMT+06:00) Alma Ata, Dhaka                                       |
;             (GMT+05:00) Islamabad, Karachi, Sverdlovsk, Tashkent              |
;             (GMT+04:30) Kabul                                                 |
;             (GMT+02:00) Cairo                                                 |
;             (GMT+02:00) Harare, Pretoria                                      |
;             (GMT+03:00) Moscow, St. Petersburg
;
; if !TimeZone is empty, a dialog box will be displayed and ask user select
; a time zone.
;
!TimeZone = "(GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada); Tijuana"

[UserData]
;
; Specifies user's full name
;
; (A dialog box will be displayed to ask for FullName if !FullName is empty.)
;
!FullName = "Your full name"

;
; Specifies organization name
;
; (A dialog box will be displayed to ask for OrgName if !OrgName is empty.)
;
!OrgName = "Your organization name"

;
; Specifies local computer name
;
; (A dialog box will be displayed to ask for ComputerName if !ComputerName
;  is empty.)
;
!ComputerName = MYCOMPUTER

;
; Specifies the Microsoft Product identification number.  This must be an
; authentic number that will be requested by Microsoft Product Support
; Services.  The ProductId specified here will take precedence over any other
; ProductID specified in initial.inf.
;
; You should specify for automated upgrades.
;
!ProductId = "123456789012345"

[NetworkAdapterData]

;
; Specifies network adapter information.  The following is the list of
; network cards which can be automatically installed.  (You need to select a
; net card from the list and specify its required information.)
;
; In general:
;
;   . the value MUST be specified as a decimal value.  (i.e. 0x300 is
;     wrong and 768 is correct.) NetworkAddress is treated as an ASCII string.
;     Do not convert NetworkAddress to decimal value.
;
;   . Normally, you don't specify the !AutoNetInterfaceType. But if
;     you have more than one buses on your machine, you must specify the
;     !AutoNetInterfaceType for the bus which has the net adapter installed.
;
;   . Normally you don't specify the !AutoNetBusNumber.  But if your machine
;     have more than one *same type* of buses and your net card is installed on
;     one of the buses, you have to specify which bus the adapter is on.
;
; 0. Install network adapter manually.
;
; !AutoNetOption = ""
;
; if you set !AutoNetOption to empty (i.e. !AutoNetOption = "") you can manually
; install the net adapter. ( Note: some network adapters may not require user
; intervention.)
;
; 1. DEC100 = "DEC EtherWORKS LC Adapter"
;    DEC101 = "DEC EtherWORKS Turbo/LC Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = DEC100 | DEC101
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IoBaseAddress =  1 | 2
; MemoryMappedBaseAddress = __
;     Where IoBaseAddress = 1 -- Primary; 2 -- Secondary
;
; Optional:
;
; !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;    where 0 = Ms Jazz Internal Bus; 1 = ISA; 2 = EISA; 3 = MCA;
;          4 = TurboChannel ; 5 = PCI bus; 6 = VMEBus; 7 = NuBus;
;          8 = PCMCIABus; 9 = CBus; 10 = MPIBus; 11 = MPSABus
;
; !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 2. DECETHERWORKSTURBO = "DEC EtherWORKS Turbo Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = DECETHERWORKSTURBO
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IoBaseAddress = 1 | 2
; MemoryMappedBaseAddress =  __
;    Where IoBaseAddress = 1 -- Primary; 2 -- Secondary
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 3. DEC422 = "DEC EtherWORKS Turbo EISA Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = DEC422
;
; 4. DECSTAT = "DEC Turbo Channel Ethernet Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = DECSTAT
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 5. DECPC = "DEC EtherWORKS DEPCA"
;
; !AutoNetOption = DECPC
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 6. ELNK16 = "3Com Etherlink16/EtherLink16 TP Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = ELNK16
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IoBaseAddress = __
; MemoryMappedBaseAddress = __
; MemoryMappedSize = __
; Tranceiver = 1 | 2
; ZeroWaitState =  1 | 0
;     where Tranceiver    = 1 - External ; 2 - On Board
;           ZeroWaitState = 1 - ON       ; 0 - OFF
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 7. ELNKII = "3Com Etherlink II Adapter (also II/16 and II/16 TP)"
;
; !AutoNetOption = ELNKII
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber == __
; IOBaseAddress = __
; Transceiver = 1 | 2
; MemoryMapped = 0 | 1
;     where Tranceiver   = 1 - External; 2 - On Board
;           MemoryMapped = 1 - ON; 0 - OFF
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 8. ELNK3ISA509 = "3Com Etherlink III Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = ELNK3ISA509
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; Transceiver = 1 | 2 | 3
; IoBaseAddress = __
;     where Transceiver = 0 -- 10 Base T
;                         1 -- Thick Net (AUI/DIX)
;                         2 -- Thin Net (BNC/COAX)
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 9. ELNK3EISA = "3Com Etherlink III EISA Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = ELNK3EISA
;
; 10. EE16 = "Intel Ether Express 16 LAN Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = EE16
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IoChannelReady = 1 | 2 | 3
; Transceiver = 1 | 2 | 3
; IoBaseAddress = __
;     where IoChannelReady = 1 - Early
;                          = 2 - Late
;                          = 3 - Never
;           Transceiver = 1 -- Thick Net (AUI/DIX)
;                       = 2 -- Thin Net (BNC/COAX)
;                       = 3 -- Twisted-Pair (TPE)
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 11. LOOP = "MS Loopback Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = LOOP
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; Medium = 0 | 1 | 2
;     where Medium = 0 - 802.3; 1 - 802.5; 2 - Fddi
;
; 12. LT200MC = "DayStar Digital LocalTalk Adapter (MCA)"
;
; !AutoNetOption = LT200MC
;
; 13. LT200 = "DayStar Digital LocalTalk Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = LT200
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; IOBaseAddress = __
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 14. NE1000 = "Novell NE1000 Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = NE1000
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IOBaseAddress = __
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 15. NE2000 = "Novell NE2000 Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = NE2000
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IOBaseAddress = __
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 16. NE3200 = "Novell NE3200 EISA Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = NE3200
;
; 17. BONSAI = "COMPAQ DualPort Ethernet Controller"
;     NETFLX = "COMPAQ 32-Bit NetFlex/NetFlex-2 Controller"
;     CPQTOK = "COMPAQ 32-Bit DualSpeed Token-Ring Controller"
;
; !AutoNetOption = BONSAI | NETFLX | CPQTOK
;
; 18. NPEISA = "Network Peripherals FDDI, EISA"
;
; !AutoNetOption = NPEISA
;
; 19. P1390 = "Proteon p1390 Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = P1390
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IOBaseAddress = __
; DMAChannel = __
; CableType = 1 | 2
; CardSpeed = 4 | 16
; NetworkAddress = __
;     where CableType = 1 -- UTP; 2 -- STP
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 20. P1990 = "Proteon p1990 Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = P1990
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; NetworkAddress = __
;
; 21. SONICEISA = "SONIC, EISA"
;
; !AutoNetOption = SONICEISA
;
; 22. IBMTOK2ISA = "IBM Token-Ring Network 16/4 ISA Adapter II"
;
; !AutoNetOption = IBMTOK2ISA
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; IOBaseAddress = __
; NetworkAddress = __
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 23. IBMTOK2E = "IBM Token Ring EISA Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = IBMTOK2E
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; NetworkAddress = __
;
; 24. IBMTOK = "IBM Token Ring Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = IBMTOK
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; IOBaseAddress = 1 | 2
; NetworkAddress = __
;     where IoBaseAddress = 1 -- Primary; 2 -- Secondary
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 25. UBPC = "Ungermann-Bass Ethernet NIUpc Adapter"
;     UBPCEOTP = "Ungermann-Bass Ethernet NIUpc/EOTP Adapter"
;
; !AutoNetOption = UBPC | UBPCEOTP
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IOBaseAddress = __
; MemoryMappedBaseAddress = __
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 26. SMCISA = "SMC (WD) EtherCard"
;
; !AutoNetOption = SMCISA
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IOBaseAddress = __
; MemoryMappedBaseAddress = __
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 27. AM1500T = "Advanced Micro Devices AM2100/AM1500T/PCnet Adapter" -- x86 specific
;     AM1500T1 = "Novell/Anthem NE1500T Adapter" -- x86 specific
;     AM1500T2 = "Novell/Anthem NE2100 Adapter" -- x86 specific
;
; !AutoNetOption = AM1500T | AM1500T1 | AM1500T2
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IOBaseAddress = __
; DMAChannel = __
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType =  0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
; 28. ELNKMC = "3Com 3C523 Etherlink/MC Adapter" -- x86 specific
;
; !AutoNetOption = ELNKMC
;
; 29. ELNK3MCA = "3Com Etherlink III MCA Adapter" -- x86 specific
;
; !AutoNetOption = ELNK3MCA
;
; 30. NPMCA = "Network Peripherals FDDI, MCA" -- x86 specific
;
; !AutoNetOption = NPMCA
;
; 31. NE2000MCA = "NE/2 and compatible MC Adapter" -- x86 specific
;
; !AutoNetOption = NE2000MCA
;
; if it is UB NE2000 POS ID = 24863 you must also specify:
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IoBaseAddress = __
;
; 32. IBMTOKMC = "IBM Token Ring Adapter /A" -- x86 specific
;
; !AutoNetOption = IBMTOKMC
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; NetworkAddress = __
;
; 33. UBPS = "Ungermann-Bass Ethernet NIUps Adapter" -- x86 specific
;
; !AutoNetOption = UBPS
;
; 34. P189X = Proteon ProNET - 4/16 p189X NIC
;
; !AutoNetOption = P189X
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; CardSpeed = 4 | 16
; PacketSize = 4210 | 17986
; NetworkAddress = _____
;    Note: if CardSpeed is 4 then PacketSize should be 4210
;          if CardSpeed is 16 then PacketSize should be 17986
;
; 35. WD8003EA = "SMC (WD) 8003E /A" -- x86 specific
;     WD8003WA = "SMC (WD) 8003W /A"
;     WD8013WPA = "SMC (WD) 8013WP /A"
;     WD8013EPA = "SMC (WD) 8013EP /A"
;
; !AutoNetOption = WD8003EA | WD8003WA | WD8013WPA | WD8013EPA
;
; 36. SONIC      = "ARC Built-in Ethernet Adapter" -- MIPS specific
;
; !AutoNetOption    = SONIC
;
; 37. OEM adapter installation
;
; To specify an OEM network adapter card, you have to set !OEMNetOption = YES
; and then specify the location of the oemsetup.inf and driver files for the
; particular net card using !OEMNetInfFile and OEMNetDrive respectively.
; Driver files include the the .sys file and the tagfile
; mentioned in the inf file.
;
; !OEMNetOption = YES
; !OEMNetInfFile = b:\oemsetup.inf
; !OEMNetDrive = b:\
; !AutoNetOption = Name-defined-by-oem-inf
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; The actual parameters are defined by oem installation inf file.
;
; ==============================================================
; Example:
;
;   To specify an elnkii card with irq = 2, PortAddr = 0x300,
;   MemoryMapped = OFF and Transceiver = External
;
; !AutoNetOption = ELNKII
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = 2
; IOBaseAddress = 768
; Transceiver = 1
; MemoryMapped = 0
;
!AutoNetOption = ELNKII

[AdapterParameters]

InterruptNumber = 2
IoBaseAddress = 768
Transceiver = 1
MemoryMapped = 0

[TransportData]

;
; To install a transport,  set the value to the right of the '='
; to 1.  To not install a transport by default, set the value to 0.
;
; !InstallNWLink  = 1 | 0
; !InstallNetBEUI = 1 | 0
; !InstallTCPIP   = 1 | 0
;
; !AUTONETIPXFRAMETYPE = 255 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4
;      Specify the NWLink Frame Type if !InstallNWLink = 1.
;      where 255 = AutoDetect; 0 = EtherNEt;
;              1 = 802.3; 2 = 802.2; 3 = SNAP; 4 = ARCNET
;
!InstallNWLink  = 1
!AUTONETIPXFRAMETYPE = 255
!InstallNetBEUI = 1
!InstallTCPIP = 1

[DomainData]
; !AutoWorkGroup  which can be set to the name of the workgroup to join
; !AutoDomain can be set to the domain to join
;
; !AutoPrimary = YES | NO
;     if installing a domain controller, this is either YES or NO
;     depending on if you want to be a Primary or Backup Domain Controller.
;
; !AutoWorkGroup and AutoDomain are mutually exclusive.
; !AutoPrimary requires !AutoDomain to be set.
;
; If any errors occur, the error will be put up and the normal Domain joining
; dialog will come up, requiring interaction.  There is no ability currently
; to be able to pass in the username and password to use when joining
; the domain.  Thus, the administrator must set this up the machine accounts
; beforehand using Server Manager.
;
!AutoWorkGroup = MYWORKGROUP
