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2 Enter the beginning of the port or socket range for
the application in the Range Start box.
The range start should be a four-digit hexadecimal value.
3 Enter the inclusive Range End value of the port or
socket range for the application.
The range end should be a four-digit hexadecimal
number. If only one port or socket is needed, Range End
should match Range Start.
4 Select the protocol that the application uses.
This can be TCP, UDP, or IPX. Some applications support
multiple protocols and have port or socket ranges for
each protocol. In this case, the range/protocol must
match the protocol on the PC.
For example, if only TCP/IP is installed, do not enter the
socket range for IPX, as it will decrease driver
performance.
5 Once the Range Start, Range End, and Protocol are
entered, click
Add
.
The range is added to the list, as shown in Figure 4-3.
To remove a range, select the range in the list and
click
Remove
.
PACE Advanced Options
PACE Advanced Options are used to fine-tune the way
the network driver handles types of PACE traffic. In
general, these values need not be altered. Contact your
network administrator before using these options.
1 To display the PACE Advanced Options screen, click
the Advanced Options tab.
The PACE Advanced Options screen appears, shown in
Figure 4-4.
