Load and configuration the networking stack.
netload.rta [-dvp] [-f file]
The netload utility loads the components of the net7 networking stack. Principally, it loads the stack itself (istack.rta), then runs run configuration utilities.
The following options are available:
-d | 
Dry-run only. Only show what would be loaded. | 
-v | 
Show what is being loaded as it is happening. | 
-p | 
Wait for the Windows INtime I/O proxy to finish initialization before processing. | 
-f | 
Use an alternate configuration file relative to $NODECONFIG . | 
Lines within the .cfg files are single commands which are loaded and executed. Lines beginning with the ‘#’ are considered comments. Lines beginning with ‘-‘ are executing without waiting for completion. All commands are loaded relative to the %INTIME%network7 directory.
Files
| %intimecfg%{nodename}etc\netuser0.cfg | User-defined operations that are run before netload.cfg. | 
| %intimecfg%{nodename}etc\netload.cfg | Load and configure stack components. Do not edit this file directly as it changed by the configuration utility. | 
| %intimecfg%{nodename}etc\netuser.cfg | User-defined operations that are run after the stack is loaded. | 
Lines within the .cfg files are single commands which are loaded and executed. Lines beginning with the ‘#’ are considered comments. Lines beginning with ‘-‘ are executing without waiting for completion. All commands are loaded relative to the %INTIME%network7 directory.
# this is a comment
# the following line loads the stack
istack.rta –i ven0
# the following line loads the command without waiting for completion of the command
-tcpdump.rta –i ven0
| Versions | 
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| INtime 4.0 |