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#
# G L O B A L   S E T T I N G S
#

[global]
# Local networks
# Comma or whitespace separated
localnets=10.0.0.0/24,192.168.0.0/16

#
# Default Route Load Balancing
#

# The default route policy to use when routing over multiple default routes.
# The format of this is PRIORITY:POLICY. Where priority would be the priority
# specified below in the use_default_route=X setting. Policy is one of the
# following values:
#   rr      = round robin
#   random  = random
#   wrandon = weighted random
#   atp     = auto balance traffic throughput - TODO
#
# Multiple policies can be specified by separating them with a comma or 
# whitespace. 7:random,9:rr,1:atp
default_route_policy=7:random




#
# C O N N E C T I O N   S E T T I N G S
#

[connection1]


#
# PPPOE Settings
#

# Interface to pppoe over
interface=eth2

# PPP unit to use  ppp<unit>
ppp_unit=100

# Username and password
username=myuser
password=mypass


#
# DNS
#

# Use this link as DNS if set
# The value is a priority, 1-99, higher is better
use_dns=9


#
# Explicit Routing
#

# Routing table
# Format:
#   route [priority 1-99] [weight 1-99]
# Eg.
#   172.16.0.1/32
#   172.16.1.0/24 40 weight
#
# Priority defaults to 50 if not specified.
routing_table=/etc/ppp/local-routes

# Routing table exclusions
# Same format as above, weight is not supported.
routing_table_exclusions=/etc/ppp/local-routes-excl



#
# Default Routes
#

# Use this link as a default route if set. The value format is specified
# either as a priority, 1-99 (higher is better), or as a PRIORITY:WEIGHT.
# When a WEIGHT is specified this will determine how many times more traffic
# will be routed over the interface. Weight defaults to 10 if not specified.
use_default_route=7


#
# Scripts
#

# Run this before we think about starting pppd
# Paremeters passed:
# none
#init=/bin/true

# Run this when connection is up
# Parameters passed:
# $link_name $interface $remote_ip $local_ip $dns1 $dns2
#ifup=/bin/true

# Run this when connection goes down
# Parameters passed:
# $link_name $interface $remote_ip $local_ip $dns1 $dns2
#ifdown=/bin/true

# Run to bring the interface up, init argument to pppd
# Parameters passed:
# none
#ppp_init=/bin/true

# Run to connect the interface, connect argument to pppd
# Parameters passed:
# none
#ppp_connect=/bin/true

# Run to disconnect the interface, disconnect argument to pppd
# Parameters passed:
# none
#ppp_disconnect=/bin/true

#
# Traffic Shaping Options
#

# If a numeric value is specified, this will be interpreted as the max
# link speed in kbit/s. It will be used internally to set various values
# to optimize the shaping process
#
# use_shaping=4096
use_shaping=yes

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