Configuring the Contivity VPN Client

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Table 3 [Options] section and keyword settings for setup.ini file (continued)
Field Description
InstallAsService=1 If set to 1, you can install the Client as a service on
Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows NT V4.0.
If not set to1, the user will see a dialog to select how
to install the client. This dialog will override what is in
the setup.ini file for installing as a service.
You can also use InstallAsService as a command
line switch when you start the installation from the
DOS prompt:
c:\ >eac410.exe InstallAsService
This overrides the setup.ini file setting.
InstallGina If set to 1, NNGINA is installed and the Contivity VPN
client is installed as a Windows service. If set to 0, it
will not be installed or uninstalled if previously
installed.
LockKeepAlives If set to 1 (True), the menu item
Options->DisableKeepAlives will be grayed out and
the user cannot make changes to it after installation.
DisableKeepAlives is used to set the initial state of
this menu item. If DisableKeepAlives is not specified
or set to 0, the menu item
Options->DisableKeepAlives will not be checked
initially. If set to 1, the menu item will initially be
checked. Users are able to switch DisableKeepAlives
on/off by selecting the menu item
Options-->DisableKeepAlives, unless it is locked by
specifying LockKeepAlives=1.
The default value is 0 (False) and the menu item will
appear.
LogoffWarning This flag only affects cases when Client is installed
as a Service.
If set to 1 (True), the menu item
Options->LogoffWarning will initially be checked after
installation. In this case, if a user logs off an NT
domain while the tunnel is still up (that is, the
Contivity VPN Client, run as a service, is still
running), a warning dialog will pop up and give 5
seconds to let the user disconnect.
Users can switch this option on/off by selecting the
menu item Options->LogoffWarning.
The default value is 0 (False) and the menu item will
not be checked.