Ref: 15590002
Title: Using INIT Macros
Date: 11/07/89

Copyright 3Com Corporation, 1991.  All rights reserved.

Macros are simple programs that can be executed by network users to
automatically perform 3Com network commands.

There are two types of "initialization" macros that can be executed
automatically, upon power up of an attached device of a server or when the
server itself is powered up.

For a macro to be executed when a server is booted, the macro must have
been written beginning with the name INIT.  Each time a server is booted, it
checks for such a macro and automatically executes it.

For an individual port to execute a macro when the attached device is
powered on, the following conditions are required:

1.  The macro (name) that is to be executed must appear in the InitMacro
parameter of the default parameters of that particular port.

2.  The UseDTRin parameter must be set to either AsDTR or AsDCD (depending
on attached device, terminal or host).

3.  The proper cabling must be used to provide DTR to the server.

