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<h1 id="rzahqrzahqcpkpo">Network server description configuration files</h1>
<p>You can customize your integrated Windows servers by creating your own
configuration files. For example, you might want to change screen resolution
or suppress installation of the IPX protocol. You can do this by following
these steps.</p>
<ol type="1">
<li>Create an NWSD configuration file. See <a href="rzahqnwsco.htm#rzahqnwsco">Network server descriptions</a>.</li>
<li>Specify this file with the <tt>Configuration file</tt> parameter
when you install a server or create or change a network server description.</li></ol>
<p>Each time the network server starts, i5/OS uses the configuration file
to change the specified integrated server file on the server's C or D drive.</p>
<p>When the Install Windows server (INSWNTSVR) command activates the integrated
server, it generates a Windows unattended installation setup script file (UNATTEND.TXT).
By specifying your configuration file on the INSWNTSVR command, you can use
this file during the installation to modify the UNATTEND.TXT file.</p>
<p><span class="bold">Attention:</span> Be careful what you change with configuration
files. Avoid removing device drivers from UNATTEND.TXT, for example, or changing
the OEM section or the section that installs TCP. Otherwise, your changes
might prevent your server from starting. If you are creating a configuration
file to modify an installed server, first make a backup copy of whatever files
you plan to change.</p>
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<li>To see how your system drive is formatted, you can use the Work with Network
Server Storage Spaces Command (<a href="../cl/wrknwsstg.htm">WRKNWSSTG</a>) command.</li>
<li>Before creating a configuration file, read <a href="rzahqrzahqcftrf.htm#rzahqrzahqcftrf">NWSD configuration file format</a>.
This section tells you how to use each entry type.</li>
<li>You should also read this topic, <a href="rzahqrzahqsvkrf.htm#rzahqrzahqsvkrf">Use substitution variables for keyword values</a>, to see
what variables are available for you to use and how to create your own list.</li>
<li>You might also want to read: <a href="rzahqrzahqpkepe.htm#rzahqrzahqpkepe">Example: NWSD configuration file</a>.</li>
<li>Then you are ready to follow this procedure: <a href="rzahqrzahqcfgpi.htm#rzahqrzahqcfgpi">Create an NWSD configuration file</a>.</li></ul>
<p>If you have problems starting a server after you create a configuration
file, see <a href="rzahqcfppi.htm#rzahqcfppi">NWSD configuration file errors</a>.</p>
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