common/conf.d/net.sample

# /etc/conf.d/net.eth0 - example eth0 network device configuration
# $Id$

# Enable this device automatically on system boot.
# If set to anything but ?yes? the NIC will be ignored by
# the network script and not be brought up.
ONBOOT="no"


# Static networking configuration example:
# This method may be used to define ethernet interfaces with
# statically allocated IPv4 addresses.

# NETWORKING defines which method is used [static|dhcp].
#NETWORKING="static"

# IP is required to set the address of the interface.
#IP="192.168.0.1"

# Requiered to configure the netmask.
#NETMASK="255.255.255.0"

# Required to configure the broadcast address.
#BROADCAST="192.168.0.255"

# Adds an Point-to-Point route to a external host (static networking only)
# This enables the point-to-point mode of an interface, meaning that it is
# a direct link between two machines with nobody else listening on it.
# POINTOPOINT="192.168.242.1"


# Dynamic networking configuration example:
# This method may be used to obtain an address via DHCP.

# Enables the dhcp networking method.
NETWORKING="dhcp"

# Which dhcp client do you want to use ?
DHCP_PROG="/sbin/dhcpcd"

# DHCP_START allows you to pass additional
# startup parameters to your dhcp client.
# Ex: Timeout after 10 seconds
DHCP_START="-t 10"

# DHCP_STOP allows you to pass additional
# stop parameters to your dhcp client.
# Ex: -k kills the dhcp-cache at system shutdown
#     -z will not; keeps the resolv.conf etc.
DHCP_STOP="-k"


# The GATEWAY variable should contain the default gateway IP address,
# if one is present. If not, then comment out the variables entirely.
#GATEWAY="192.168.0.100"


# The NAMESERVER variable should contain a list of DNS-servers,
# if there are some present. This also overrides the DHCP-settings.
#NAMESERVER="192.168.0.100 192.168.0.101"


#
# Wireless networking extensions (see man iwconfig(8) for more details)
#
# transfer rate 11M, 54M
#WIRELESS_BITRATE
# which channel shall be used [1-14] (use this or frequency)
#WIRELESS_CHANNEL
# network SSID
#WIRELESS_ESSID
# wich freqency shall be used
#WIRELESS_FREQUENCY
# wireless operation mode (managed=infrastructe, ad-hoc, master=ap)
#WIRELESS_MODE
# nickname of the wireless node
#WIRELESS_NICK
# which authentification mode shall be used (wep,wpa,wpa2,off)
#WIRELESS_AUTH_MODE
# Encryption key length, 64=WEP64, 128=WEP128, 256=WEP256
#WIRELESS_KEY_LENGTH
# Encryption key in hex (or use ascii key, WEP only)
#WIRELESS_KEY
# Encryption key in ascii (or use hex key, for WEP+WPA)
#WIRELESS_KEY_ASCII
# driver used for wpa_supplicant (scripts defaults to wext)
# to see all possible drivers, run 'wpa_supplicant --help'
#WIRELESS_WPA_DRIVER=wext


#
# Setup Bridges
#
# Note: to setup a bridge this file must be called net.br[0-9]
#
# Interfaces to which the bridge shall point to
# It is possible to use more than one
#BRIDGE_INTERFACES="eth0 eth1"
# Enables or disables Spanning Tree
# Possible values are 'on' and 'off'
#BRIDGE_STP="on"
# Sets ageing time
#BRIDGE_AGEING_TIME
# Sets bridge priority
#BRIDGE_PRIORITY
# Sets bridge forwarde delay time
#BRIDGE_FORWARD_DELAY
# Sets hello time
#BRIDGE_HELLO_TIME
# Sets max message age
#BRIDGE_MAX_MESSAGE_AGE
# Sets path cost for a configured bridge port/interface
# It is possible to use more than one
# e.g. port1=cost1 port2=cost2
#BRIDGE_PATH_COST="eth0=12 eth2=9"
# Sets port priority for a configured bridge port/interface
# It is possible to use more than one
# e.g. port1=prio1 port2=prio2
#BRIDGE_PORT_PRIORITY="eth0=1 eth2=3"
#
# Networking for the bridge can be configured as normal
# A static example:
#NETWORKING="static"
#IP="192.168.0.1"
#NETMASK="255.255.255.0"
#BROADCAST="192.168.0.255"
1	# /etc/conf.d/net.eth0 - example eth0 network device configuration
2	# $Id$
3
4	# Enable this device automatically on system boot.
5	# If set to anything but ?yes? the NIC will be ignored by
6	# the network script and not be brought up.
7	ONBOOT="no"
8
9
10
11
12	# Static networking configuration example:
13	# This method may be used to define ethernet interfaces with
14	# statically allocated IPv4 addresses.
15
16	# NETWORKING defines which method is used [static\|dhcp].
17	#NETWORKING="static"
18
19	# IP is required to set the address of the interface.
20	#IP="192.168.0.1"
21
22	# Requiered to configure the netmask.
23	#NETMASK="255.255.255.0"
24
25	# Required to configure the broadcast address.
26	#BROADCAST="192.168.0.255"
27
28	# Adds an Point-to-Point route to a external host (static networking only)
29	# This enables the point-to-point mode of an interface, meaning that it is
30	# a direct link between two machines with nobody else listening on it.
31	# POINTOPOINT="192.168.242.1"
32
33
34
35
36	# Dynamic networking configuration example:
37	# This method may be used to obtain an address via DHCP.
38
39	# Enables the dhcp networking method.
40	NETWORKING="dhcp"
41
42	# Which dhcp client do you want to use ?
43	DHCP_PROG="/sbin/dhcpcd"
44
45	# DHCP_START allows you to pass additional
46	# startup parameters to your dhcp client.
47	# Ex: Timeout after 10 seconds
48	DHCP_START="-t 10"
49
50	# DHCP_STOP allows you to pass additional
51	# stop parameters to your dhcp client.
52	# Ex: -k kills the dhcp-cache at system shutdown
53	# -z will not; keeps the resolv.conf etc.
54	DHCP_STOP="-k"
55
56
57
58
59	# The GATEWAY variable should contain the default gateway IP address,
60	# if one is present. If not, then comment out the variables entirely.
61	#GATEWAY="192.168.0.100"
62
63
64	# The NAMESERVER variable should contain a list of DNS-servers,
65	# if there are some present. This also overrides the DHCP-settings.
66	#NAMESERVER="192.168.0.100 192.168.0.101"
67
68
69	#
70	# Wireless networking extensions (see man iwconfig(8) for more details)
71	#
72	# transfer rate 11M, 54M
73	#WIRELESS_BITRATE
74	# which channel shall be used [1-14] (use this or frequency)
75	#WIRELESS_CHANNEL
76	# network SSID
77	#WIRELESS_ESSID
78	# wich freqency shall be used
79	#WIRELESS_FREQUENCY
80	# wireless operation mode (managed=infrastructe, ad-hoc, master=ap)
81	#WIRELESS_MODE
82	# nickname of the wireless node
83	#WIRELESS_NICK
84	# which authentification mode shall be used (wep,wpa,wpa2,off)
85	#WIRELESS_AUTH_MODE
86	# Encryption key length, 64=WEP64, 128=WEP128, 256=WEP256
87	#WIRELESS_KEY_LENGTH
88	# Encryption key in hex (or use ascii key, WEP only)
89	#WIRELESS_KEY
90	# Encryption key in ascii (or use hex key, for WEP+WPA)
91	#WIRELESS_KEY_ASCII
92	# driver used for wpa_supplicant (scripts defaults to wext)
93	# to see all possible drivers, run 'wpa_supplicant --help'
94	#WIRELESS_WPA_DRIVER=wext
95
96
97	#
98	# Setup Bridges
99	#
100	# Note: to setup a bridge this file must be called net.br[0-9]
101	#
102	# Interfaces to which the bridge shall point to
103	# It is possible to use more than one
104	#BRIDGE_INTERFACES="eth0 eth1"
105	# Enables or disables Spanning Tree
106	# Possible values are 'on' and 'off'
107	#BRIDGE_STP="on"
108	# Sets ageing time
109	#BRIDGE_AGEING_TIME
110	# Sets bridge priority
111	#BRIDGE_PRIORITY
112	# Sets bridge forwarde delay time
113	#BRIDGE_FORWARD_DELAY
114	# Sets hello time
115	#BRIDGE_HELLO_TIME
116	# Sets max message age
117	#BRIDGE_MAX_MESSAGE_AGE
118	# Sets path cost for a configured bridge port/interface
119	# It is possible to use more than one
120	# e.g. port1=cost1 port2=cost2
121	#BRIDGE_PATH_COST="eth0=12 eth2=9"
122	# Sets port priority for a configured bridge port/interface
123	# It is possible to use more than one
124	# e.g. port1=prio1 port2=prio2
125	#BRIDGE_PORT_PRIORITY="eth0=1 eth2=3"
126	#
127	# Networking for the bridge can be configured as normal
128	# A static example:
129	#NETWORKING="static"
130	#IP="192.168.0.1"
131	#NETMASK="255.255.255.0"
132	#BROADCAST="192.168.0.255"