# Optional now.
#MODULE=

# A special configuration method. The interface will be created, but no
# configuration will be done until cable is plugged in. When ifplugd
# detects cable presence on the interface, it will run ifup-ifplugd to
# finish configuration. Values:
# no:   don't use this feature
# yes:  manage ifplugd for each such interface
# auto: same as 'yes', if ifplugd is available and the card supports
#       link detection
USE_IFPLUGD=no

# Two operational modes are possible with USE_IFPLUGD=auto: persistent ifplugd
# (ifplugd will be run once and then only suspended/resumed when needed) and
# temporary ifplugd (ifplugd will be killed at ifdown and started at ifup
# each time). Default mode is to keep persistent ifplugd process.
# TODO: move this option to 00-default?
PERSISTENT_IFPLUGD=no

# /etc/net will construct ifplugd arg list automatically, but you can
# add extra args with this option.
IFPLUGD_EXTRA_ARGS='--delay-up=0 --delay-down=10'

# LINKDETECT option allows to avoid DHCP/IPv4LL timeout, if ethernet cable is
# not plugged in during startup. This feature requires ifplugstatus
# and is off by default, because not all network cards report correct link
# status.
# 'auto' is a special value. If your network card is known to report right
# link status, LINKDETECT feature will take effect.
#LINKDETECT={yes|no|auto}
LINKDETECT=auto

# Some network card modules create network device first, then perform
# some initialization and after some time fill in MAC address data.
# Hotplug starts working immediately after the interface is created, so
# if you use mac address match rule in iftab, it may happen to broke.
# If this variable is set to non-zero, /etc/net will wait for specified
# amount of 0.1 sec times for MAC address to become not 00:00:00:00:00:00.
# WARNING: EXPERIMENTAL FEATURE !!!
# MACADDR_WAITTIME=10

# Wireless options
CONFIG_WIRELESS=yes

# optional override
#IWCONFIG=<string>

# optional override
#WPA_SUPPLICANT=<string>

#WPA_DRIVER=<string>

# Optional additional DHCP client arguments.
#DHCP_ARGS=<string>

# Compute a valid hostname and send it to DHCP server. (-h)
DHCP_HOSTNAME=localhost

# Get a hostname from DHCP server. (-H)
#DHCP_HOSTNAME=AUTO

# Send this string as a hostname. (-h)
#DHCP_HOSTNAME=<string>
