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DECNET.CONF(5)							DECNET.CONF(5)

NAME
       /etc/decnet.conf - DECnet hosts file

DESCRIPTION
       /etc/decnet.conf is an ASCII file which contains the description of the
       executor node and other DECnet nodes you plan to communicate with.

       There is one entry per line, and each line has the format:

	      Type Address Name_tag Nodename Line_tag Device

       The field descriptions are:

	      Type	the type of node.  The	local  node  uses  "executor".
			Remote nodes use "node"

	      Address	the DECnet address.

	      Name_tag	the constant string "name".

	      Line_tag	the  constant  string  "line".	There must be only one
			line specified for the executor node.

	      Device	the name of the Ethernet card for  DECnet  operations.
			(Usually "eth0").

       EXAMPLE
		 #Node	   Node	    Name  Node	  Line	Line
		 #Type	   Address  Tag	  Name	  Tag	Device
		 #----	   -------  ----  ----	  ----	----------
		 executor  1.2	    name  pclnx	  line	eth0
		 node	   1.1	    name  mv3100
		 node	   1.5	    name  pc386

DECnet for Linux		 24 July 1998			DECNET.CONF(5)

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