2 AUTOSTART = @AUTOSTART@
5 BINARY = gnunet-service-nat
6 ACCEPT_FROM = 127.0.0.1;
8 UNIXPATH = $GNUNET_RUNTIME_DIR/gnunet-service-nat.sock
15 # Is the NAT hole-punched?
18 # Enable UPNP by default?
21 # Use addresses from the local network interfaces (inluding loopback, but also others)
24 # Use address obtained from a DNS lookup of our hostname
27 # External IP address of the NAT box (if known); IPv4 dotted-decimal ONLY at this time (should allow DynDNS!)
28 # normal interface IP address for non-NATed peers;
29 # possibly auto-detected (using UPnP) if possible if not specified
32 # Should we use ICMP-based NAT traversal to try connect to NATed peers
33 # or, if we are behind NAT, to allow connections to us?
34 ENABLE_ICMP_CLIENT = NO
35 ENABLE_ICMP_SERVER = NO
37 # IP address of the interface connected to the NAT box; IPv4 dotted-decimal ONLY;
38 # normal interface IP address for non-NATed peers;
39 # likely auto-detected (via interface list) if not specified (!)
42 # Disable IPv6 support
45 # Do we use addresses from localhost address ranges? (::1, 127.0.0.0/8)
46 RETURN_LOCAL_ADDRESSES = NO
48 # How often do we query the DNS resolver
49 # for our hostname (to get our own IP)
50 HOSTNAME_DNS_FREQUENCY = 20 min
52 # How often do we iterate over our
53 # network interfaces to check for changes
55 IFC_SCAN_FREQUENCY = 15 min
57 # How often do we query the DNS resolver
58 # for our hostname (to get our own IP)
59 DYNDNS_FREQUENCY = 7 min
63 STUN_FREQUENCY = 5 min
64 # Default list of stun servers
65 STUN_SERVERS = stun.gnunet.org stun.services.mozilla.com:3478 stun.ekiga.net:3478
67 # After how long do we consider STUN data stale?