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+# Comms Configurator config file for the ESock IP Data worker
+
+[Loader]
+Name=ESock_DIP
+FileName=esocksvr.dll
+ThreadFunctionOrdinal=1
+IsSticky=0
+IsServer=1
+Priority=EPriorityMuchMore
+StackSize=16384
+ScaledStartupState=0x3040
+HeapOption=ENewHeap
+MinHeapSize=256
+MaxHeapSize=524288
+SystemCritical=0
+SystemCriticalAfterInit=1
+Binding0=ESock_DIP:1,ESock_Main:0,ECustom,15,15
+# ** DEFAULT OPTIMAL DEALER **
+# Making the IP thread the default "Optimal Dealer" may improve performance for
+# applications making heavy use of TCP or UDP data. However it could even reduce
+# performance which is why it isn't enabled by default. When tuning a device 
+# you should try enabling it - if it provides a worthwhile benefit then it's
+# best to change the apps of interest to use the appropriate explicit Dealers
+# (see the ESOCK_HowTo for details)
+# To make this thread the DOD uncomment the following bindings and the 
+# DefaultOptimalDealer line in the IniData section. You may need to add further
+# bindings for other protocol threads - with a UDEB build of ESOCKSVR check
+# for diagnostic errors in the log.
+#Binding1=ESock_DIP:1,ESock_Bt:2,ECustom,15,15
+#Binding2=ESock_DIP:1,ESock_SmsWap:4,ECustom,15,15
+#Binding3=ESock_DIP:1,ESock_SIP:8,ECustom,15,15
+#Binding4=ESock_DIP:1,ESock_IrDA:3,ECustom,15,15
+
+# Dont check heap if shutting down with EImmediate (KCF_ModuleImmediateNoCheck)
+ControlFlags=4
+[IniData]
+#DefaultOptimalDealer=1
+Role=DealerPlayer
+WorkerId=1
+EskMask=IP.*.ESK
+PlayerRole=0x0001 	 # Hosting only data