Chinese comments for common Nic parameters in CentOS configuration

Files:/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-CardName values are common in all basic configuration files: * DEVICE = name, here, name is the name of the physical device (unless a PPP device is dynamically allocated, its name is & ldquo; logical name & rdquo ;. * IPADDR = addr. here addr is the IP address. * NETMASK = mask. here, mas

File:/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-CardName

The following values are common in all basic configuration files:
* DEVICE = name. here the name is the name of the physical DEVICE (unless a ppp device is dynamically allocated, its name is "logical name ".
* IPADDR = addr. here addr is the IP address.
* NETMASK = mask. here, the mask is the network mask.
* NETWORK = addr. here, addr is the NETWORK address.
* BROADCAST = addr. here, addr is the BROADCAST address.
* GATEWAY = addr. here, addr is the GATEWAY address.
* ONBOOT = answer. here, answer takes one of the following values:
. Yes -- the device will be activated during boot.
. No -- this device is not activated during boot.
* USERCTL = answer. here, answer takes one of the following values:
. Yes -- non-root users can control the device.
. No -- non-root users are not allowed to control the device.
* BOOTPROTO = proto, where proto takes one of the following values:
. None -- protocol when no boot is used.
. Bootp -- use the bootp protocol.
. Dhcp-use the dhcp protocol.