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ASTi Telestra User Guide (Ver. 2, Rev. L.1)

[mbremote]

This section of the “conﬁg.sys” ﬁle speciﬁes two RMS parameters: the IP address of the man-

aging RMS server, and which DACS directory to load on system boot. DACS system ethernet

card settings are handled in the [common] section.

DO NOT rename this “conﬁg.sys” heading.

With the exception of those listed here, DO NOT alter any of the lines under this heading,

unless speciﬁcally instructed by ASTi.

SET REMOTE=<ipAddress>

<ipAddress> is the IP address of the RMS server that will manage this DACS system.

Changing this setting in the DACS “conﬁg.sys” ﬁle will not change the IP address of the RMS

server itself.

SET MODELS=<directory>

<directory> is the directory that the Model Builder software will load as its “current working

directory” on system boot. For example, if this is set to “USER”, Model Builder will start

using:

C:\mbuilder\user\models

as the current working directory, and will load the ﬁle:

C:\mbuilder\user\models\default.cfg

as the Model Builder Application Conﬁguration File.

Performing a DACS restoration via RMS will increase the number of candidate directories for

this setting. For example, a DACS restoration performed using a backup ﬁle generated on Jan-

uary 3, 2001, will create a directory on the DACS hard disk named:

C:\mbuilder\03jan01

Setting the “SET MODELS=” parameter to “03JAN01” will cause Model Builder to start

using:

C:\mbuilder\03jan01\models

as the current working directory, and will load the ﬁle:

C:\mbuilder\03jan01\models\default.cfg

as the Model Builder Application Conﬁguration File. Remember, ethernet card hardware set-

tings speciﬁed in any “default.cfg” ﬁle will override similar settings in “conﬁg.sys”. After per-

forming a DACS restoration, it is important to verify that settings in the new “default.cfg” do

not override the system’s “conﬁg.sys” ﬁle.

IMPORTANT: Do not use a space either before or after the “=” symbol in any of the “con-

ﬁg.sys” commands. Commands should be typed exactly as shown in this document.

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