Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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  1. //Microsoft Developer Studio generated resource script.
  2. //
  3. #include "ipxstrs.h"
  4. #define APSTUDIO_READONLY_SYMBOLS
  5. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  6. //
  7. // Generated from the TEXTINCLUDE 2 resource.
  8. //
  9. #include "windows.h"
  10. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  11. #undef APSTUDIO_READONLY_SYMBOLS
  12. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  13. // English (U.S.) resources
  14. #if !defined(AFX_RESOURCE_DLL) || defined(AFX_TARG_ENU)
  15. #ifdef _WIN32
  16. LANGUAGE LANG_ENGLISH, SUBLANG_ENGLISH_US
  17. #pragma code_page(1252)
  18. #endif //_WIN32
  19. #ifdef APSTUDIO_INVOKED
  20. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  21. //
  22. // TEXTINCLUDE
  23. //
  24. 1 TEXTINCLUDE DISCARDABLE
  25. BEGIN
  26. "ipxstrs.h\0"
  27. END
  28. 2 TEXTINCLUDE DISCARDABLE
  29. BEGIN
  30. "#include ""windows.h""\0"
  31. END
  32. 3 TEXTINCLUDE DISCARDABLE
  33. BEGIN
  34. "\r\n"
  35. "\0"
  36. END
  37. #endif // APSTUDIO_INVOKED
  38. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  39. //
  40. // String Table
  41. //
  42. STRINGTABLE DISCARDABLE
  43. BEGIN
  44. HLP_GROUP_ADD "Adds a configuration entry to a list of entries.\n"
  45. HLP_GROUP_DELETE "Deletes a configuration entry from a list of entries.\n"
  46. HLP_GROUP_SET "Sets configuration information.\n"
  47. HLP_GROUP_SHOW "Displays configuration information.\n"
  48. HLP_IPX_DUMP "Dumps IPX configuration to a text file.\n"
  49. HLP_IPX_DUMP_EX, "\
  50. \nUsage: %1!s!\n\
  51. \nRemarks:\
  52. \n Creates a script that contains the current configuration. If saved\
  53. \n to a file, this script can be used to restore altered configuration\
  54. \n settings.\n"
  55. HLP_IPX_HELP1 "Displays command help.\n"
  56. HLP_IPX_UPDATE "Updates autostatic routes on an interface.\n"
  57. HLP_IPX_UPDATE_EX, "\
  58. \nUsage: %1!s! [name=]<string>\n\
  59. \nParameters:\n\
  60. \n Tag Value\
  61. \n name - The interface on which to update routes.\n\
  62. \nRemarks: Updates auto-static routes on an interface.\
  63. \n"
  64. HLP_IPX_ADD_ROUTE "Adds a static route to the route table.\n"
  65. HLP_IPX_ADD_SERVICE "Adds a static service to the static service table.\n"
  66. HLP_IPX_ADD_FILTER "Adds a packet filter to the list of filters.\n"
  67. HLP_IPX_ADD_INTERFACE "Enables IPX routing on a demand dial interface.\n"
  68. HLP_IPX_DELETE_ROUTE "Deletes a static route from the route table.\n"
  69. HLP_IPX_DELETE_SERVICE "Deletes a static service from the static service table.\n"
  70. HLP_IPX_DELETE_FILTER "Deletes a packet filter from the list of filters.\n"
  71. HLP_IPX_DELETE_INTERFACE "Disables IPX routing on a demand dial interface.\n"
  72. HLP_IPX_SET_ROUTE "Updates a static route in the route table.\n"
  73. HLP_IPX_SET_SERVICE "Updates a static service in the static service table.\n"
  74. HLP_IPX_SET_FILTER "Updates a packet filter in the list of filters.\n"
  75. HLP_IPX_SET_INTERFACE "Updates IPX configuration on an interface.\n"
  76. HLP_IPX_SET_GLOBAL "Updates IPX global configuration.\n"
  77. HLP_IPX_SET_GLOBAL_EX "\
  78. Object GLOBAL is used to configure IPX global settings.\
  79. \nCommand syntax:\
  80. \n SET GLOBAL [[LOGLEVEL=] level]\
  81. \nWhere:\
  82. \n level - NONE, Errors_Only, Warnings_And_Errors, Maximum_Information\
  83. \n"
  84. HLP_IPX_SHOW_ROUTE "Displays static routes.\n"
  85. HLP_IPX_SHOW_SERVICE "Displays static services.\n"
  86. HLP_IPX_SHOW_FILTER "Displays packet filters.\n"
  87. HLP_IPX_SHOW_INTERFACE "Displays IPX configuration on an interface.\n"
  88. HLP_IPX_SHOW_GLOBAL "Displays IPX global configuration.\n"
  89. HLP_IPX_SHOW_ROUTETABLE "Displays IPX routing table.\n"
  90. HLP_IPX_SHOW_SERVICETABLE "Displays IPX service table.\n"
  91. HLP_HELP_START "%1!-14s! - "
  92. HLP_HELP_START1 "%1!-20s! - "
  93. HLP_HELPER_HELP "%1!-14s! - Change to the %1!s! context\n"
  94. HLP_IPX_SHOW_EX, "\
  95. \nSHOW command is used to display configuration information.\
  96. \nCommand syntax:\
  97. \n SHOW INTERFACE [ifname]\
  98. \n SHOW ROUTE [network]\
  99. \n SHOW STATICROUTE ifname [network]\
  100. \n SHOW SERVICE [svtype [svname]]\
  101. \n SHOW STATICSERVICE ifname [svtype svname]\
  102. \n SHOW FILTER ifname\
  103. \n SHOW GLOBAL\
  104. \n\
  105. \nwhere:\
  106. \n ifname - name of the interface (use Dial-In for RAS clients).\
  107. \n network - 4-byte network address (up to 8 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  108. \n svtype - 2-byte service type (up to 4 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  109. \n svname - service name.\
  110. \n\n"
  111. HLP_IPX_ADD_EX, "\
  112. \nADD command is used to add new entries to the IPX configuration.\
  113. \nCommand Syntax:\
  114. \n ADD INTERFACE ifname\
  115. \n ADD STATICROUTE ifname net [NEXTHOPMACADDRESS=] mac [TICKS=] ticks \
  116. \n [HOPS=] hops\
  117. \n ADD STATICSERVICE ifname svtype svname [NETWORK=] net [NODE=] node \
  118. \n [SOCKET=] socket [HOPS=] hops\
  119. \n ADD FILTER ifname mode [SRCNET= net mask] [SRCNODE= node] \
  120. \n [SRCSOCKET= socket] [DSTNET= net mask] \
  121. \n [DSTNODE= node] [DSTSOCKET= socket] \
  122. \n [PKTTYPE= pkttype] [LOG]\
  123. \n\
  124. \nwhere:\
  125. \n ifname - name of the interface (use Dial-In for RAS clients).\
  126. \n network - 4-byte network address (up to 8 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  127. \n mac - 6-byte next hop mac address (up to 12 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  128. \n ticks - tick count (decimal).\
  129. \n hops - hop count (decimal).\
  130. \n svtype - 2-byte service type (up to 4 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  131. \n svname - service name.\
  132. \n node - 6-byte node address (up to 12 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  133. \n socket - 2-byte socket address (up to 4 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  134. \n mode - INPUT or OUTPUT.\
  135. \n mask - 4-byte network mask (up to 8 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  136. \n pkttype - 1-byte packet type (up to 2 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  137. \n action - PERMIT or DENY.\
  138. \n\n"
  139. HLP_IPX_DELETE_EX, "\
  140. \nDELETE command is used to remove entries from the IPX configuration.\
  141. \nCommand Syntax:\
  142. \n DELETE INTERFACE ifname\
  143. \n DELETE STATICROUTE ifname net\
  144. \n DELETE STATICSERVICE ifname svtype svname\
  145. \n DELETE FILTER ifname mode [SRCNET= net mask] [SRCNODE= node] \
  146. \n [SRCSOCKET= socket] [DSTNET= net mask] \
  147. \n [DSTNODE= node] [DSTSOCKET= socket] \
  148. \n [PKTTYPE= pkttype]\
  149. \n \
  150. \nwhere:\
  151. \n ifname - name of the interface (use Dial-In for RAS clients).\
  152. \n net - 4-byte network address (up to 8 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  153. \n svtype - 2-byte service type (up to 4 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  154. \n svname - service name.\
  155. \n mask - 4-byte network mask (up to 8 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  156. \n node - 6-byte node address (up to 12 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  157. \n socket - 2-byte socket address (up to 4 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  158. \n pkttype - 1-byte packet type (up to 2 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  159. \n action - PERMIT or DENY.\
  160. \n\n"
  161. HLP_IPX_SET_EX, "\
  162. \nSET command is used to update the IPX configuration.\
  163. \nCommand Syntax:\
  164. \n SET INTERFACE ifname [[ADMSTATE= ] admstate] [[WANPROTOCOL= ] prot]\
  165. \n SET STATICROUTE ifname net [[NEXTHOPMACADDRESS=] mac] [[TICKS=] ticks] \
  166. \n [[HOPS=] hops]\
  167. \n SET STATICSERVICE ifname svtype svname [[NETWORK=] net] [[NODE=] node] \
  168. \n [[SOCKET=] socket] [[HOPS=] hops]\
  169. \n SET FILTER ifname mode action\
  170. \n\
  171. \nwhere:\
  172. \n ifname - name of the interface (use Dial-In for RAS clients).\
  173. \n admstate- ENABLED or DISABLED.\
  174. \n prot - PPP or IPXWAN.\
  175. \n net - 4-byte network address (up to 8 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  176. \n mac - 6-byte next hop mac address (up to 12 hex digits, leading 0's optional).\
  177. \n ticks - tick count (decimal).\
  178. \n hops - hop count (decimal).\
  179. \n mode - INPUT or OUTPUT.\
  180. \n action - PERMIT or DENY.\
  181. \n\n"
  182. END
  183. #endif // English (U.S.) resources
  184. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  185. #ifndef APSTUDIO_INVOKED
  186. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  187. //
  188. // Generated from the TEXTINCLUDE 3 resource.
  189. //
  190. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  191. #endif // not APSTUDIO_INVOKED