; Microsoft Windows NT Workstation Version 3.51 and
; Windows NT Server Version 3.51
; (c) 1994, 1995 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
;
; Unattended Setup


; Contents
;
;    I. General Information About Unattended Setup
;   II. Performing an Unattended New Installation
;  III. Performing an Unattended Upgrade
;   IV. Creating Answer Files
;    V. Answer File Sections and Parameters


; ****************** Unattended Setup Sample Answer File ****************


; This file contains information about how to automate the installation
; or upgrade of Windows NT Workstation and Windows NT Server so the
; Setup program runs without requiring user input.

; Be sure to read the entire contents of this file to ensure that you
; are aware of the capabilities of the unattended Setup mode. Also be
; sure to test the unattended Setup on a few computers before
; implementing the functionality in a production environment. If the
; unattended Setup does not complete, pauses for user input, or configures
; hardware incorrectly, computer usage could be interrupted.

; If the unattended Setup completes without errors, monitoring other
; installations is unnecessary.



; I. General Information About Unattended Setup
; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
; During an unattended Setup, the Setup Boot floppy disks are eliminated
; and user input is automated. The command used to start an unattended
; Setup eliminates the Setup Boot floppy disks because it indicates
; that the Setup files should be copied from a distribution server to a
; temporary directory, $win_nt$.~ls, created on the computer.

; User input is automated through the use of an answer file that is
; created before the Setup program is started. The answer file, which is
; created using any text editor, must contain all the information that
; is normally required from users during a regular Setup. Otherwise,
; the Setup program will pause for user input, even though the Setup
; program is being run in unattended mode. The answer file is specified
; with the command used to start the unattended Setup.

; The command used to begin an unattended Setup can also indicate whether
; a new installation or an upgrade is to be performed.

; To use the unattended Setup mode functionality, you must do the
; following:

;     *Place the Windows NT Workstation or Windows NT Server distribution
;      files on a server. If you have both products, the distribution
;      files of each can be placed on the same server, but the files must
;      be in different directories.

;     *Create one or several answer files.

;     *Connect to the distribution server from the computer where
;      Windows NT Workstation or Windows NT Server is to be installed
;      or upgraded.

;     *Start the Setup program.



;  II. Performing an Unattended New Installation
; ------------------------------------------------------------------------
; To run Setup in unattended mode for new installations, use either the
; winnt or winnt32 command with a/u parameter, and specify the location
; of an answer file. Use the winnt command to install a Windows NT
; Workstation 3.51 or Windows NT Server 3.51 on a computer running MS-DOS.
; Use the winnt32 command to upgrade Windows NT Workstation 3.51 or
; Windows NT Server 3.51 on a computer already running Windows NT
; Workstation or Windows NT Server.

; For more information about the winnt or winnt32 command, see Chapter 1,
; "Installing Windows NT Workstation" in the Windows NT Workstation
; Installation Guide or see Chapter 1, "Installing Windows NT Server"
; in the Windows NT Server Installation Guide.

; The unattended Setup command syntax is as follows:

;    winnt/u:<answer_filename>/s:<source>
;    winnt32/u:<answer_filename>/s:<source>
;    where
;    /u indicates unattended Setup mode.
;    answer_filename includes the location of the answer file.
;    /s indicates that the distribution files are located on a
;    different drive.
;    source is the location of the distribution files.

; For example, to connect to the \\CORPNET\VER351 server where
; distribution files are located, type the following command at the
; command prompt on the computer where you are about to install
; Windows NT Workstation or Windows NT Server:

;    net use x: \\corpnet\ver351

; The X: drive on the computer is connected to the server.

; Then, to begin an unattended new installation on a computer running
; MS-DOS, type the following at the command prompt:

;    x:\winnt /u:c:\unattend.txt /s:x:\
;    x:\winnt32 /u:c:\unattend.txt /s:x:\

; Either command indicates that an unattended installation should be
; performed. The command also indicates that an answer file is located
; on the computer's C: drive and that the source of the distribution
; files is the X: drive.



; When using the winnt/u or winnt32/u command, by default, new
; installations are installed on the same drive as the temporary directory
; that is created on your computer. However, the default location can be
; overridden if a/t parameter is specified with the unattended Setup mode
; command.

; To override the default location of a new installation on a computer
; running Windows NT Workstation or Windows NT Server, type the following
; command at the command prompt:

;  x:\winnt /u:c:\unattend.txt /t:e /s:x:\
;  x:\winnt32 /u:c:\unattend.txt /t:e /s:x:\

;  where /t:e indicates that Windows NT Workstation or Windows NT
;  Server files should be installed on the E: drive.



; III. Performing an Unattended Upgrade
; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
; The winnt32 /u command is also used to perform unattended upgrades of
; Windows NT 3.x. Specifying an answer file with the command is optional
; because the Setup program can use the existing information on the
; system. However, specifying an answer file enables you to have more
; control over the upgrade. To change or override the existing information
; on the system, you must specify an answer file with the unattended
; upgrade command.

; Before typing the command at the command prompt, connect to the server
; where the distribution files are located.

; To perform an unattended upgrade, type the following command at the
; command prompt:

;      winnt32 /u

; To perform an unattended upgrade and change existing information on
; the system, type the following command at the command prompt:

;     winnt32 /u <answer_filename>

; A dialog box appears that prompts you for the location of the
; distribution files.

; If you are upgrading a computer running Windows NT 3.1 and TCP/IP,
; you must specify an answer filename with the unattended Setup command
; if you want to enable automatic Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
; (DHCP) configuration. Windows NT 3.1 did not include DHCP so the
; system would not contain existing information about DHCP for the
; Setup program to use. For more information about the specific
; parameter that must be used in the answer file to enable
; automatic DHCP configuration, see the !UpgradeEnableDhcp
; parameter later in this file.

; ****** IMPORTANT ******
; If your computer contains a SCSI drive, check the Hardware Compatibility
; List to ensure that it is supported in this release of Windows NT
; Workstation or Windows NT Server. In rare instances, Windows NT
; Workstation or Windows NT Server does not include a driver for certain
; SCSI drives. If the SCSI drive is the drive on which you want to install
; the operating system startup files and the drive is not supported,
; unattended Setup will not work because the target drive is not visible
; to the Setup program.
; ***********************



;  IV. Creating Answer Files
; ----------------------------------------------------------------------
;  Performing a new installation or an upgrade also determines which
;  command can be used to begin the unattended Setup program as well as
;  the information that must be provided in the answer file. An answer
;  file can be created using any text editor.

; In unattended Setup mode, the Setup program retrieves information from
; an answer file as needed. The answer file should contain the answers to
; all Setup questions. If the Setup program cannot locate an answer to a
; question, the Setup program pauses for user input. This is especially
; true in new installations because the Setup program has only the answer
; file or user input to supply the necessary information.

; The next section contains information about answers that should be in
; an answer file.



; V. Answer File Parameters
; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
; The sections that follow must be included in any answer file that
; is created even if the only information the section contains is the
; section name. Otherwise, the Setup program will pause for user input.

; For new installations, all the parameters must be specified in the
; answer file because the system does not have existing information
; for the Setup program to use.
; The parameters that must be specified in an answer file to perform
; upgrades are noted in the description of the parameter.

; The sections are arranged in the order that the Setup program runs.
; Therefore, the parameters required during the text mode portion of
; Setup precede the parameters required during the GUI mode of Setup.

; Each parameter includes the following information:

;   Key name = Key value

;   Description of key values. The description also includes whether
;   the key must be specified in the answer file for upgrades.

;   Default behavior


; This file can be used as an answer file. However, you should first
; copy and then edit this file. Comments, such as this one, are preceded
; with a semicolon (;), are optional and can be deleted.

; If you choose to use and edit this answer file, you must apply the
; following conventions:

;   Precede each line of a comment with a semicolon (;).
;   Do not delete section names even if the section does not contain
;   any information.
;   Do not change key names.
;   Leave a space before and after equal signs. For example,
;   keyname = value.
;   Use two double quotes to indicate an empty value. For example,
;   keyname = ""

; ******TEXT MODE******

[Unattended]

Method = custom | express
;   Description:  The Method key determines whether the Setup program
;                 should run in custom or express Setup mode. For more
;                 information about performing a custom or express 
;                 Setup, see the Windows NT Workstation Installation
;                 Guide or the Windows NT Server Installation Guide.

;                 Custom indicates that the Setup program run in Custom
;                 Setup mode. User input is required to select options
;                 during custom Setup.
;
;                 Express indicates that the Setup program run in Express
;                 Setup mode. User input is not required.

;                 If Method is specified incorrectly, the Setup program
;                 pauses until the user selects either custom or express
;                 Setup mode.

;                 The Method key must be specified for an unattended
;                 upgrade.

;       Default:  Express Setup mode, if the Method key name is empty.
;                 For example, Method = ""



ConfirmHardware = yes | no
;   Description:  The ConfirmHardware key determines whether users must
;                 confirm hardware and mass storage devices detected by
;                 the Setup program. A mass storage device includes
;                 anything that is controlled by a SCSI mini port driver.
;                 For example, all CD-ROM drives, SCSI adapters, and hard
;                 drive controllers, except ATdisk, abiosdsk, and standard
;                 floppy disks are mass storage devices.

;                 Yes indicates that the user must confirm hardware and
;                 mass storage devices detected by the Setup program.
;                 The Method key name parameter must equal custom if the
;                 ConfirmHardware key name equals yes.

;                 No indicates that the Setup program should use the
;                 hardware detected by the Setup program. The Method
;                 key must equal express if the ConfirmHardware key
;                 equals no.

;                 The ConfirmHardware key must be specified to perform
;                 an unattended upgrade.

;       Default:  No


NtUpgrade = manual | yes | no | single
;   Description:  The NtUpgrade key determines whether a previous
;                 installation of Windows NT Workstation or Windows NT
;                 Server is upgraded.
;                 Manual indicates that users must specify whether a
;                 previous installation of Windows NT Workstation or
;                 Windows NT Server is upgraded. Users can also specify
;                 where the latest version of Windows NT Workstation or
;                 Windows NT Server should be installed.

;                 Yes indicates "Upgrade if a previous installation of
;                 Windows NT Workstation or Windows NT Server is detected.
;                 If multiple installations are detected, upgrade the
;                 first one."
;                 On x86-based systems, the first Windows NT installation
;                 is the one that is listed first in the BOOT.INI file.
;                 On Alpha AXP-based, MIPS-based, and PowerPC-based
;                 systems, the first installation is the first one listed
;                 in the Startup Environment.

;                 No indicates "Do not upgrade if a previous installation
;                 of Windows NT Workstation or Windows NT Server is
;                 detected."

;                 Single indicates "Upgrade only if a single previous
;                 installation of Windows NT is detected. If multiple
;                 previous installations are detected, users must indicate
;                 which installation to upgrade.

;                 If a previous installation of Windows NT Workstation or
;                 Windows NT Server is detected and the NtUpgrade key
;                 value is specified incorrectly, the user is required to
;                 specify whether an upgrade should be performed.

;                 The NtUpgrade key must be specified to perform an
;                 unattended upgrade.

;       Default:  If the NtUpgrade key is empty, the Setup program
;                 defaults to the no behavior.



Win31Upgrade = yes | no
;   Description:  The Win31Upgrade key determines whether previous
;                 installations of Windows for Workgroups or Windows 3.1
;                 should be upgraded if detected on your system.

;                 Yes indicates "Upgrade if a previous installation of
;                 Windows for Workgroups or Windows 3.1 is detected."

;                 No indicates "Do not upgrade if a previous installation
;                 of Windows for Workgroups or Windows 3.1 is detected.
;

;                 If the Win31Upgrade value is specified incorrectly, user
;                 input is required to specify whether the system should
;                 be upgraded.

;                 The Win31Upgrade key must equal no to perform an
;                 unattended upgrade.

;       Default:  If the Win31Upgrade value is empty, the Setup program
;                 defaults to the no behavior.



TargetPath = manual | * | <path>
;   Description:  You can specify a path such as winnt35, or you can
;                 specify an asterisk (*).

;                 Manual indicates that the user must enter the path
;                 such as \winnt35.

;                 An asterisk (*) indicates that the Setup program
;                 generate a unique directory name on the target partition 
;                 and that Windows NT Workstation or Windows NT Server 
;                 be installed there.

;       Default:  If the TargetPath value is empty, the Setup program
;                 defaults to the asterisk (*) behavior.



OverwriteOemFilesOnUpgrade = yes | no
;   Description:  The OverwriteOemFilesOnUpgrade key determines whether
;                 OEM files that have the same name as Windows NT files
;                 are overwritten during an unattended upgrade. If the key
;                 value is specified incorrectly, the OEM files are 
;                 overwritten.

;                 Yes indicates that the Windows NT files overwrite
;                 installed OEM files during an upgrade.

;                 No indicates that the installed OEM files not be
;                 overwritten.

;                 Default:  Yes



; ----- The following section applies to x86-based systems only. -----
; [DetectedMassStorage]

; If this section is present, the Setup loader [setupldr] runs as though
; the Setup program detected the mass storage adapters that are specified
; in this section.

; If this section is empty, it indicates that the computer does
; not contain any mass storage devices.

; If this section is missing, the Setup program attempts to detect the
; mass storage device of the computer by loading all known mini port
; drivers.

; Values in this section must match values in the [SCSI] section
; of the TXTSETUP.SIF file which is on the Setup boot floppy disks.

; ----- The preceding section applies to x86-based systems only. -----



; ******* GUI MODE *******
;
; The following sections are used during the GUI mode portion of Setup.
; Each parameter is preceded with an exclamation mark (!).
; Any answer file must contain the following section names, even if the
; section is empty.

[GuiUnattended]

; !UpgradeEnableDhcp = yes | no
;   Description:  The !UpgradeEnableDhcp key determines whether automatic
;                 DHCP configuration is enabled during an unattended upgrade. 
;                 Specify this parameter only when upgrading Windows NT 
;                 Advanced Server 3.1 with Microsoft TCP/IP installed.

;                 Yes indicates that automatic DHCP configuration be
;                 enabled during an upgrade.

;                 No indicates that automatic DHCP configuration not be
;                 enabled. After Windows NT Workstation or Windows NT
;                 Server is upgraded, automatic DHCP configuration can
;                 be enabled or disabled using the Network option in
;                 Control Panel.




; !DetachedProgram = <path>\<filename>
;   Description:  The !DetachedProgram key is used to indicate the path of
;                 the custom program that should run concurrently with the
;                 Setup program. For example,
;                 !DetachedProgram = c:\mt32\mtrun.exe

;                 <path>\<filename> indicates the path to the program to
;                 run with the Setup program.

!DetachedProgram = ""



; !Arguments = <path>\<filename>/<argument>
;   Description:  The !Arguments key indicates that arguments or
;                 parameters accompany the custom program that should run
;                 concurrently with the Setup program. For example,
;                 !Arguments = c:\mt32\scriptl.pcd/H
;
;                 <path>\<filename>/<argument> indicates the path to the
;                 program to run with the Setup program as well as the
;                 program's arguments.

!Arguments = ""


; !SetupNetwork = yes | no
;   Description:  The !SetupNetwork key determines whether the system is
;                 configured for network access.

;                 Yes indicates that the system be configured for network
;                 access.

;                 No indicates that the system should not be configured
;                 for network access.

;       Default:  Yes

!SetupNetwork = YES



; !SetupApplications = yes | no
;   Description:  The !SetupApplications key determines whether Windows NT
;                 Workstation or Windows NT Server applications are
;                 installed on the system.

;                 Yes indicates that Windows NT Workstation or Windows NT
;                 Server applications be installed on the system.

;                 No indicates that applications not be installed on the
;                 system.

;       Default:  Yes

!SetupApplications = YES



; !AdvServerType = LANMANNT | SERVERNT
;    Description:  Specify the !AdvServerType key only if you are
;                  installing Windows NT Server.

;                  LANMANNT indicates that the computer serve as a primary
;                  or backup domain controller.

;                  SERVERNT indicates that the computer serve as a
;                  standalone server.




; !TimeZone = <time zone>
;   Description:  The !TimeZone key determines the time zone of the
;                 computer. If the key is empty, the user is prompted to
;                 indicate a time zone.

;                 <time zone> is used to specify one of the options in
;                 the following list.

;Time Zone List
;  (GMT) Greenwich Mean Time; Dublin, Edinburgh, London
;  (GMT+01:00) Lisbon, Warsaw
;  (GMT+01:00) Paris, Madrid
;  (GMT+01:00) Berlin, Stockholm, Rome, 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
;  (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

!TimeZone = "(GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada); Tijuana"



[UserData]

!FullName = "Your full name"
;   Description:  The !FullName key is used to indicate the user's full
;                 name. If the !FullName key is empty, the user is
;                 prompted to enter a name.



!OrgName = "Your organization name"
;   Description:  The !OrgName key is used to specify an organization's
;                 name. If the !OrgName key is empty, the user is prompted
;                 to enter an organization name.



!ComputerName = MYCOMPUTER
;   Description:  The !ComputerName key is used to specify the computer
;                 name. If the !ComputerName key is empty, the user is
;                 prompted to enter a computer name.


!ProductId = "123456789012345"
;   Description:  The !ProductId key specifies the Microsoft product
;                 identification (productID) number. This must be an
;                 authentic number that will be requested by Microsoft
;                 Product Support Services if you call for technical
;                 support.
;                 The productID specified in the answer file takes
;                 precedence over any other productID specified in the
;                 INITIAL.INF file.
;                 The productID must be specified to perform an unattended
;                 upgrade.



[LicenseFilePrintData]
; This section pertains to Windows NT Server only. The license agreement
; is not included in Windows NT Workstation.

; !AutoMode = PerSeat | PerServer
;   Description:  The !AutoMode key determines whether Windows NT Server
;                 is installed in per seat or per server license mode.
;                 If !AutoMode is set to PerServer, !AutoUsers must also
;                 be specified.

;                 PerSeat indicates that a client access license has been
;                 purchased for each computer that accesses the server.

;                 PerServer indicates that client access licenses have
;                 been purchased for the server to allow a certain number 
;                 of concurrent connections to the server.

;       Default:  If AutoMode is empty, or missing, Setup dialog boxes
;                 are displayed that prompt users to select the license
;                 mode.

; !AutoUsers = 0-999999
;   Description:  The !AutoUsers key determines the number of concurrent
;                 client connections to the server. Specify this option if
;                 the PerServer option is selected.

;       Default:  If AutoUsers is missing or empty, user input is 
;                 required.



[NetworkAdapterData]
; This section is used to specify and configure the network adapter card
; installed in the computer. The listed network adapter cards can be
; automatically installed.

; Select a network adapter card from the list and specify its required
; information.

; In general:
;    The value MUST be specified as a decimal value. (For example, 0x300
;    is wrong and 768 is correct.) !NetworkAddress is treated as an ASCII
;    string. Do not convert !NetworkAddress to decimal value.
;
;    Normally, the !AutoNetInterfaceType key is not specified. However,
;    if the computer contains more than one bus, you must specify the
;    !AutoNetInterfaceType for the bus that has the network adapter card
;    installed.

;    Normally, the !AutoNetBusNumber is not specified. However, if the
;    computer contains more than one bus of the same type and the network
;    adapter card is installed on one of the buses, you must specify which
;    bus the adapter is on.



; !AutoNetOption = ""
; 0. Install network adapter manually.
;
; If you specify an empty value for the !AutoNetOption option, the network
; adapter card can be installed by the user. However, not all network
; adapters cards require user input even if the value is empty.
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = DEC100 | DEC101
; 1. DEC100 = "DEC EtherWORKS LC Adapter"
;    DEC101 = "DEC EtherWORKS Turbo/LC Adapter"
;
; [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 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = DECETHERWORKSTURBO
; 2. DECETHERWORKSTURBO = "DEC EtherWORKS Turbo Adapter"
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IoBaseAddress = 1 | 2
; MemoryMappedBaseAddress = __
;    where IoBaseAddress = 1 -- Primary; 2 -- Secondary
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = DEC422
; 3. DEC422 = "DEC EtherWORKS Turbo EISA Adapter"
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = DECSTAT
; 4. DECSTAT = "DEC Turbo Channel Ethernet Adapter"
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = DECPC
; 5. DECPC = "DEC EtherWORKS DEPCA"
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = ELNK16
; 6. ELNK16 = "3Com Etherlink16/EtherLink16 TP Adapter"
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IoBaseAddress =
; MemoryMappedBaseAddress = __
; MemoryMappedSize = __
; Transceiver = 1 | 2
; ZeroWaitState = 1 | 0
;    where Transceiver   = 1 - External ; 2 - On Board
;         ZeroWaitState = 1 - ON       ; 0 - OFF
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = ELNKII
; 7. ELNKII = "3Com Etherlink II Adapter (also II/16 and II/16 TP)"
;
; [AdapterParameters]
; InterruptNumber == __
; IOBaseAddress = __
; Transceiver = 1 | 2
; MemoryMapped = 0 | 1
;    where Transceiver = 1 - External; 2 - On Board
;        MemoryMapped = 1 - ON; 0 - OFF

; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = ELNK3ISA509
; 8. ELNK3ISA509 = "3Com Etherlink III Adapter"
;
; [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 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = ELNK3EISA
; 9. ELNK3EISA = "3Com Etherlink III EISA Adapter"
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = EEl6
; 10. EEl6 = "Intel Ether Express 16 LAN Adapter"
;
; [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 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = LOOP
; 11. LOOP = "MS Loopback Adapter"
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; Medium = 0 | 1 | 2
;   where Medium = 0 - 802.3; 1 - 802.5; 2 - Fddi
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = LT200MC
; 12. LT200MC = "DayStar Digital LocalTalk Adapter (MCA)"
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = LT200
; 13. LT200 = "DayStar Digital LocalTalk Adapter"
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; IOBaseAddress = __
;
; Optional:
;  !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |...
;  !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = NE1000
; 14. NE1000 = "Novell NE1000 Adapter"
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IOBaseAddress = __

; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = NE2000
; 15. NE2000 = "Novell NE2000 Adapter"
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IOBaseAddress = __
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = NE3200
; 16. NE3200 = "Novell NE3200 EISA Adapter"
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = BONSAI | NETFLX | CPQTOK
; 17. BONSAI = "COMPAQ DualPort Ethernet Controller"
;     NETFLX = "COMPAQ 32-Bit NetFlex/NetFlex-2 Controller"
;     CPQTOK = "COMPAQ 32-Bit DualSpeed Token-Ring Controller"
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = NPEISA
; 18. NPEISA = "Network Peripherals FDDI, EISA"
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = P1390
; 19. P1390 = "Proteon p1390 Adapter"
;
; [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 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = P1990
; 20. P1990 = "Proteon p1990 Adapter"
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; NetworkAddress = __
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = SONICEISA
; 21. SONICEISA = "SONIC, EISA"
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = IBMTOK2ISA
; 22. IBMTOK2ISA = "IBM Token-Ring Network 16/4 ISA Adapter II"
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; IOBaseAddress = __
; NetworkAddress = __
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = IBMTOK2E
; 23. IBMTOK2E = "IBM Token Ring EISA Adapter"
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; NetworkAddress = __
;
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = IBMTOK
; 24. IBMTOK = "IBM Token Ring Adapter"
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; IOBaseAddress = 1 | 2
; NetworkAddress =
;    where IoBaseAddress = 1 -- Primary; 2 -- Secondary
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = UBPC | UBPCEOTP
; 25. UBPC = "Ungermann-Bass Ethernet NIUpc Adapter"
;     UBPCEOTP = "Ungermann-Bass Ethernet NIUpc/EOTP Adapter"
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IOBaseAddress = __
; MemoryMappedBaseAddress = __
;
; Optional:
;   !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |...
;   !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ---
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = SMCISA
; 26. SMCISA = "SMC (WD) EtherCard"
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IOBaseAddress = __
; MemoryMappedBaseAddress = __
;
; Optional:
;  !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |...
;  !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = AM1500T | AM1500T1 | AM1500T2
; 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
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IOBaseAddress = __
; DMAChannel = __
;
; Optional:
;  !AutoNetInterfaceType = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | ...
;  !AutoNetBusNumber = 0 | 1 | ...
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = ELNKMC
; 28. ELNKMC = "3Com 3C523 Etherlink/MC Adapter"-- x86 specific
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = ELNK3MCA
; 29. ELNK3MCA = "3Com Etherlink III MCA Adapter"-- x86 specific
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = NPMCA
; 30. NPMCA = "Network Peripherals FDDI, MCA"-- x86 specific
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = NE2000MCA
; 31. NE2000MCA = "NE/2 and compatible MC Adapter"-- x86 specific
; 
; If the network adapter card is UB NE2000 POS ID = 24863 you must also
; specify the following:
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; InterruptNumber = __
; IoBaseAddress = __
;
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = IBMTOKMC
; 32. IBMTOKMC = "IBM Token Ring Adapter /A"-- x86 specific
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; NetworkAddress = __
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = UBPS
; 33. UBPS = "Ungermann-Bass Ethernet NIUps Adapter "-- x86 specific
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = P189X
; 34. P189X = Proteon ProNET - 4/16 p189X NIC
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; CardSpeed = 4 | 16
; PacketSize = 4210 | 17986
; NetworkAddress = __
;  Note: If CardSpeed is 4, PacketSize should be 4210.
;        If CardSpeed is 16, PacketSize should be 17986.
;
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = WD8003EA | WD8003WA | WD8013WPA | WD8013EPA
; 35. WD8003EA = "SMC (WD) 8003E /A" -- x86 specific
;     WD8003WA = "SMC (WD) 8003W /A"
;     WD8013WPA = "SMC (WD) 8013WP /A"
;     WD8013EPA = "SMC (WD) 8013EP /A"
;
;
;
; !AutoNetOption = SONIC
; 36. SONIC = "ARC Built-in Ethernet Adapter"-- MIPS specific
;
;
;
; !OEMNetOption = yes
; 37. OEM adapter installation
;
; To specify an OEM network adapter card, you have to set the
; !OEMNetOption equal to YES. The location of the OEMSETUP.INF file and
; the driver files for the particular network card must be set using the
; !OEMNetInfFile and OEMNetDrive keys respectively.
; Driver files include the .SYS file and the tag file mentioned in the
; .INF file.
;
; !OEFINetInfFile = b:\oemsetup.inf
; !OEMNetDrive = b:\
; !AutoNetOption = <adapter_card_name> (defined in OEMSETUP.INF file)
;
;
; [AdapterParameters]
;
; The actual parameters are defined in the 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]

; !InstallNWLink = 1 | 0
; !InstallNetBEUI = 1 | 0
; !InstallTCPIP = 1 | 0

;   Description:  The specified keys set the IPX transports that should
;                 be installed on the computer.

;                 1 indicates that the specified transport should be
;                 installed on the computer.

;                 0 indicates that the transport should not be installed.

;       Default:  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 = <workgroup_name>
;   Description:  The AutoWorkGroup key is used to indicate the name of
;                 a work group to join.




; !AutoDomain = <domain_name>
;   Description:  The AutoDomain key is used to indicate the name of
;                 a domain to join.


; !AutoWorkGroup and AutoDomain are mutually exclusive. Specify only one
; of the two options.

!AutoWorkGroup = MYWORKGROUP



; !AutoPrimary = yes | no
;   Description:  The !AutoPrimary key is used to indicate whether the
;                 computer is a primary or backup domain controller.
;                 Use the key when the !AdvServerType is set to
;                 equal LANMANNT. The !AutoPrimary key is ignored
;                 when the !AdvServerType equals SERVERNT because the
;                 computer is a server.
;                 The !AutoPrimary key requires that a domain name be
;                 specified in the !AutoDomain key.
;                 If errors occur, a Domain/Workgroup Settings dialog
;                 box is displayed which requires user input.
;                 Currently, usernames and passwords cannot be passed
;                 when joining a domain. Therefore, before beginning an
;                 unattended Setup, a system administrator must create
;                 machine accounts in the domain using Server Manager.

;                 Yes indicates that the computer is a primary domain
;                 controller.
;
;                 No indicates that the computer is a backup domain
;                 controller.

;       Default:  No
;
;
;



