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 ; Example node configuration

 ; Optional directives are set to the default value but commented out.


 node_address = 192.0.2.0

 ;set_hostname = false
 ;replace_sysctl_conf = false
 ;replace_resolv_conf = false
 ;add_login_logo = true
 ;run_sniproxy = false
 ;run_dns_server = false
 ;dns_server_port = 53

 ; External name server for using as a fallback before RNCN becomes operational
 ; at this node
 ;fallback_name_server =

 ; Configure default time zone for this node by updating the '/etc/localtime'
 ; symbolic link
 ;time_zone =

 ; The default router should be specified in either an IP address or a double
 ; quoted interface name.
 ; Same as BIRD configuration syntax, the literal double quotemarks in the
 ; alternative 'ipv4_default_router' directive inducates that the default
 ; router is on link of the quoted interface without a need of specifying its
 ; IP address.

 ; Specify IPv4 default router using its IP address
 ipv4_default_router = 198.51.100.1
 ; Or, specify an interface IPv4 default routes
 ipv4_default_router = "eth0"
 ; Same rules apply for IPv6 default router, but this is optional
 ;ipv6_default_router =

 ; URL to a remote configuration file for the DNS server
 ;dns_config_update_url =


 ; The monitor section configures timings of the rncn-bird-link-status-monitor
 ; service
 ; Each directive under this section have an unit of second
 [monitor]
 ; Duration of each ping(8) to run for the initial cycle (the first cycle after
 ; the service was started)
 ;initial_ping_duration = 60
 ; Duration of each ping(8) to run for later cycles
 ;ping_duration = 3600
 ; Minimal time to wait for each cycle; next cycle will not begin until this
 ; amount of time has been passed, even if all the ping(8) processes has ended
 ;minimal_ping_wait = 3600

 [wireguard]
 ; A private key for WireGuard can be generated by running 'wg genkey'
 private_key =
 ;use_peer_resolver = false
 ; Whether to periodically rebind to a random port for each WireGuard interface
 ; that don't have a configuration-fixed bind port, in a random interval
 ;periodic_rebind_port = false

 ; Example peer for waiting for the peer to initiate WireGuard handshake to
 ; this node
 [peer example-2]
 ; The peer public key for WireGuard
 public_key =
 ; Local port number for receiving packet for this WireGuard tunnel; due to the
 ; design limitation of WireGuard, it is not possible to specify bind address
 ; or address family
 bind_port = 15911
 ; Optional tunnel interface MTU to override default value of 1420; should be
 ; specified if the underlaying default router (WAN) interface has a MTU
 ; smalller than 1500; for example when using over PPPoE with MTU of 1492, the
 ; WireGuard interface MTU should be set to 1412 (1492-80)
 ;mtu = 1420
 ; In-tunnel IPv4 address (single address only)
 ip4_addr = 10.100.0.0
 ; In-tunnel IPv6 addresses
 ip6_addr = fd00:db8:100:0::
 ip6_addr = fe80:100:0::
 ; Adjustment value for calculating final metric for this peer
 ;metric_offset = 0

 ; Example peer for this node to initiate WireGuard handshake to the peer
 [peer example-3]
 public_key =
 ; Peer IP address and port number for WireGuard
 remote = example-2.rncn.net:15911
 ;mtu = 1420
 ip4_addr = 10.100.1.1
 ip6_addr = fd00:db8:100:1::1
 ip6_addr = fe80:100:1::1
 ;metric_offset = 0

 ; The in-tunnel IP addresses use 1-bit host number; thus, the prefix lengths
 ; are /23 and /127 for IPv4 and IPv6 address respectively. The remaining
 ; address in this sub-network is used as peer's in-tunnel address implicitly;
 ; take the local IPv4 address of peer example-3 configuration for example,
 ; the peer's in-tunnel IPv4 address will be 10.100.1.0.


 ; URLs for fetching address ranges for advertising routes for specified
 ; networks from this node; can be empty
 [ra-list]
 ;https://api.rncn.net/example/routing-advertisements/all.area
 ;https://api.rncn.net/example/routing-advertisements/eur.area

 ; Exclude these IPv4 address ranges from advertising; note the entries are
 ; matched by text only, address prefix lengths are not considered
 [ipv4-ra-exclusion]
 ;216.239.32.0/24
 ;216.239.34.0/24
 ;216.239.36.0/24
 ;216.239.38.0/24
 ;1.1.1.0/24

 ; Static IPv4 routes that uses the default router, and should be applied to,
 ; as well as advertised from this node;
 [wan-ipv4-route-targets]
 ;1.1.1.1/32

 ; Likewise, but for IPv6 routes
 [wan-ipv6-route-targets]
 ;2606:4700:4700::1111/128
	; Example node configuration

	; Optional directives are set to the default value but commented out.


	node_address = 192.0.2.0

	;set_hostname = false
	;replace_sysctl_conf = false
	;replace_resolv_conf = false
	;add_login_logo = true
	;run_sniproxy = false
	;run_dns_server = false
	;dns_server_port = 53

	; External name server for using as a fallback before RNCN becomes operational
	; at this node
	;fallback_name_server =

	; Configure default time zone for this node by updating the '/etc/localtime'
	; symbolic link
	;time_zone =

	; The default router should be specified in either an IP address or a double
	; quoted interface name.
	; Same as BIRD configuration syntax, the literal double quotemarks in the
	; alternative 'ipv4_default_router' directive inducates that the default
	; router is on link of the quoted interface without a need of specifying its
	; IP address.

	; Specify IPv4 default router using its IP address
	ipv4_default_router = 198.51.100.1
	; Or, specify an interface IPv4 default routes
	ipv4_default_router = "eth0"
	; Same rules apply for IPv6 default router, but this is optional
	;ipv6_default_router =

	; URL to a remote configuration file for the DNS server
	;dns_config_update_url =


	; The monitor section configures timings of the rncn-bird-link-status-monitor
	; service
	; Each directive under this section have an unit of second
	[monitor]
	; Duration of each ping(8) to run for the initial cycle (the first cycle after
	; the service was started)
	;initial_ping_duration = 60
	; Duration of each ping(8) to run for later cycles
	;ping_duration = 3600
	; Minimal time to wait for each cycle; next cycle will not begin until this
	; amount of time has been passed, even if all the ping(8) processes has ended
	;minimal_ping_wait = 3600

	[wireguard]
	; A private key for WireGuard can be generated by running 'wg genkey'
	private_key =
	;use_peer_resolver = false
	; Whether to periodically rebind to a random port for each WireGuard interface
	; that don't have a configuration-fixed bind port, in a random interval
	;periodic_rebind_port = false

	; Example peer for waiting for the peer to initiate WireGuard handshake to
	; this node
	[peer example-2]
	; The peer public key for WireGuard
	public_key =
	; Local port number for receiving packet for this WireGuard tunnel; due to the
	; design limitation of WireGuard, it is not possible to specify bind address
	; or address family
	bind_port = 15911
	; Optional tunnel interface MTU to override default value of 1420; should be
	; specified if the underlaying default router (WAN) interface has a MTU
	; smalller than 1500; for example when using over PPPoE with MTU of 1492, the
	; WireGuard interface MTU should be set to 1412 (1492-80)
	;mtu = 1420
	; In-tunnel IPv4 address (single address only)
	ip4_addr = 10.100.0.0
	; In-tunnel IPv6 addresses
	ip6_addr = fd00:db8:100:0::
	ip6_addr = fe80:100:0::
	; Adjustment value for calculating final metric for this peer
	;metric_offset = 0

	; Example peer for this node to initiate WireGuard handshake to the peer
	[peer example-3]
	public_key =
	; Peer IP address and port number for WireGuard
	remote = example-2.rncn.net:15911
	;mtu = 1420
	ip4_addr = 10.100.1.1
	ip6_addr = fd00:db8:100:1::1
	ip6_addr = fe80:100:1::1
	;metric_offset = 0

	; The in-tunnel IP addresses use 1-bit host number; thus, the prefix lengths
	; are /23 and /127 for IPv4 and IPv6 address respectively. The remaining
	; address in this sub-network is used as peer's in-tunnel address implicitly;
	; take the local IPv4 address of peer example-3 configuration for example,
	; the peer's in-tunnel IPv4 address will be 10.100.1.0.


	; URLs for fetching address ranges for advertising routes for specified
	; networks from this node; can be empty
	[ra-list]
	;https://api.rncn.net/example/routing-advertisements/all.area
	;https://api.rncn.net/example/routing-advertisements/eur.area

	; Exclude these IPv4 address ranges from advertising; note the entries are
	; matched by text only, address prefix lengths are not considered
	[ipv4-ra-exclusion]
	;216.239.32.0/24
	;216.239.34.0/24
	;216.239.36.0/24
	;216.239.38.0/24
	;1.1.1.0/24

	; Static IPv4 routes that uses the default router, and should be applied to,
	; as well as advertised from this node;
	[wan-ipv4-route-targets]
	;1.1.1.1/32

	; Likewise, but for IPv6 routes
	[wan-ipv6-route-targets]
	;2606:4700:4700::1111/128