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Re: TCP/IP settings question
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Re: TCP/IP settings question


  • Subject: Re: TCP/IP settings question
  • From: Eric Gundrum <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2003 16:02:53 -0800

Matt,

You should be able to do what you want with NSL. Unfortunately I am not
familiar enough with MNS to help you -- hopefully someone else can chime in.

Be aware that NSL is available beginning with Mac OS 8.5, which I think is
later than your target legacy OS. You may find it easier to ignore NSL and
directly modify the TCP/IP control panel configuration resources in its
preference file. I think that the data format is unchanged from Mac OS
7.6.1 through 9.2.2. And we all know it will never change in the future. :-)

An added benefit of directly manipulating the preference file is that you
avoid the outrageously slow NSL.

Maybe others can share some opinions on this strategy.

Regards...eric

--- At 5:02 PM -0500 11/5/03, Matt Mashyna wrote:
>I'm trying to cope with a legacy version of EnterNet. EnterNet is an
>OS 8/9 PPPoE utility. I have a requirement to support it in "classic"
>mode so suggestions about changing the installer set won't help me.
>
>When our custom EnterNet install is done everything is great except
>for one thing. The mdev that is selected is not what is should be.
>When a user opens the TCP/IP control panel they find that the
>"Connect via:" popup selection is set to "PPP" instead of "EnterNet
>Classic". On top of that the user mode disables them from changing it
>until they change to "Administrator" and unlock it.
>
>I'm trying to provide legacy DSL users the most painless experience
>possible. I would like to change configuration so that the correct
>mdev is selected. I've use the MoreNetworkSetup stuff to create PPP
>configurations and look at the example code some more. But what I
>really want to do is change the current configuration. Can I do that
>with MNS ? I'm not really sure how to approach it.
>
>Can I use NSHGetConfiguration to get the configuration, change it and
>put it back with NSHSetConfiguration ?
>--
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