SetupTCP
SetupTCP Help

SetupTCP gives the System Administrator easy access to the configuration parameters for all TCP/Connect II modules.  Your System Administrator is the person responsible for installing and maintaining TCP/Connect II.  The SYSADMIN account is created automatically upon installation of TCP/Connect II and is used by the System Administrator to access SetupTCP.

SetupTCP presents configuration parameters through convenient dialogs where each parameter may be changed as necessary.  To configure a module, select the module's icon from the listbox and click your left mouse button.  When you select a different icon from the listbox, the parameter settings in the current dialog are checked for validity and saved if they are acceptable.  If a parameter value is unacceptable, you are notified of the problem and the current dialog remains active.

Extensive Context Sensitive Help Information is available for each module and for each configuration parameter within a module.  To access the Help information, click on the module icon in the listbox or on the parameter in question and then press F1.

NOTE:	In order to apply new configuration information, you must follow the instructions given to you after using SetupTCP.  You may be asked to restart Windows, restart TCP/Connect II for Windows, or reboot your PC.  To restart TCP/Connect II for Windows, click on the Master Services icon, shut down Master Services and then restart it.

In addition, you may further control SetupTCP itself by clicking on the buttons at the bottom of the SetupTCP screen.  For example:

CLOSE

Clicking on this button exits SetupTCP, saving the current values of all configuration parameters.

DEFAULTS

Clicking on this button resets any configuration parameters you may have changed in the current dialog box back to the "factory settings"; i.e., their recommended values.

RESTORE

Click on this button to reset any configuration parameters you may have changed in the current dialog box to the values they held the last time you "saved" them; i.e., the last time you exited SetupTCP (or selected a different module icon).  Thus, the Restore button is essentially a "Cancel".  Note that this may or may not have the same effect as clicking on the Defaults button.

ADD/REMOVE

Clicking on this button will open the Installation dialog box, giving you the opportunity to install or uninstall TCP/Connect II modules.  You will be prompted to insert Disk 1 of your distribution disk set.

HELP

Clicking on this button will display this file.