# Dnetd config file
# DECnet services
# Daemons to start. You may remove the ones you don't want

daemons="dnetd"
#daemons="dnetd phoned"

# Prefix for where the progs are installed. Either /usr or /usr/local
# depending on whether a certain use flag was set during emerge.

prefix=/usr/local

# Please set this to the same interface as the default one that
# has been specified in the /etc/decnet.conf file
# this is only used for the /etc/init.d/dnetd file
ETHER=eth2

# Interfaces to set the MAC address of. By default only the default
# interface in /etc/decnet.conf will be set. If you want to setup
# more interfaces for DECnet than add them here.

extra_interfaces=""

# DON'T EDIT THESE YET!
# Various variables

startendecho=""
stopendecho="done."

# INFORMATION ON STARTING DNETD FROM /etc/conf.d/local.start
# 
# Here is an example from my own machine that I use to get the
# service started in the bootup process

# bring the interface down
# ifconfig your_default_interface down

# run the dnetd startup script
# /etc/init.d/dnetd start

# bring the interface backup
# ifconfig your_default_interface up

# make sure the default interface is known to the kernel
# echo "your_default_interface" > /proc/sys/net/decnet/default_device

# make sure this hosts node name is known to the kernel
# echo "mynodename" > /proc/sys/net/decnet/node_name

# echo make sure this hosts node address is known to the kernel
# echo mynodeaddress > /proc/sys/net/decnet/node_address

# re-add the default gateway is your gateway is set manually or is static
# route add default gw default_gw

# Add neighbors to the default interface with addresses of remote_node_address(1-3) 
# to the kernel
# ip -f dnet neigh add remote_node_address1 dev default_interface
# ip -f dnet neigh add remote_node_address2 dev default_interface
# ip -f dnet neigh add remote_node_address3 dev default_interface