Converting NET to CONF
A .NET file and a .CONF file hold different kinds of data, so there is no direct way to turn one into the other.
A full step-by-step guide for this conversion is on the way; the information above is drawn straight from our database.
About these formats
.NET
Network Configuration File
A NET file is most commonly the IBM AIX rc.net shell script, which configures network interfaces, hostname, and routing at system boot on AIX Unix servers. Open it in any text editor. It…
Open .NET details →
.CONF
Configuration File
A CONF file stores settings that control how a program or system service behaves - it is the Unix/Linux counterpart of a .cfg or .ini file. Almost every .conf file is plain text, so open it…
Open .CONF details →
