# /etc/netmasq/netmasq.conf   configuration file for netmasq

VERSION=3.4.3

# You will need to restart netmasq any time you make changes to any of the
# configuration files or bring up an interface with firewall or masquerading
# services.  Consider putting /sbin/netmasq in your if-up scripts.

# This prefix will appear in all log entries.  If you log to another host,
# consider adding the hostname to this prefix.
LOG_PREFIX="netmasq"

# This will determine the rate at which log entries will be made available.
# At the rate of 6 per hour, one new entry will be made available every ten
# minutes, and each event that is logged uses one entry.  Use 0/hour to
# prevent logging.
LOG_RATE=6/hour

# This will determine the maximum number of log entries that can be made
# available at the given rate.
LOG_BURST=12

# By default, only the connection tracking modules are loaded.  Choosing
# "yes" will load all available modules, except ipchains and ipmasqadm,
# which only provide backward compatibility.
ALL_MODS=yes

# Choose "yes" if any of your addresses are dynamically assigned, whether
# by DHCP or whim.
DYNAMIC_IP=yes

# Since IANA lists many addresses (see /etc/netmasq/unusedip.conf) as unused
# or reserved, you can disallow services to these addresses.  Some consider
# this overkill, but it is presented as an option.  If you block unused
# addresses be sure to read /etc/netmasq/unusedip.conf.
BLOCK_UNUSED_IP=no

# You can optionally edit the blackhole.conf, bannedip.conf and/or 
# trustedip.conf files in /etc/netmasq.