#  You must edit this file to make the broadcast address and subnet mask
#  match your network and to specify the default gateway.

#
#  The subnet mask should be set to all ones in the network and subnet
#  portions of your addresses and all zeros in the remaining portion of
#  the host field.
#
#  For instance for a class C network without subnets the subnet mask
#  would be 0xFFFFFF00.  If two bits were used for subnet, the subnet
#  mask would be 0xFFFFFFC0.
#
#  The broadcast address should be set to reflect your network number
#  (including subnet) and have all ones bits in the host field.
#
#  For instance, at NCD our main network is the class C network 192.43.153
#  and we do not use subnets.  Therefore our broadcast address is
#  192.43.153.255 and our subnet mask is simply 0xFFFFFF00.  If we were to
#  to use four bits for subnet, our broadcast address for the first subnet
#  would be 192.43.153.31.  For the second subnet it would be
#  192.43.153.47.
#
broadcast-address = 255.255.255.255
subnet-mask = 0xFFFFFF00

#
#  Define the default gateway.  All connections not destined for the
#  directly connected network are sent to this address for forwarding.
#
default-gateway = 0.0.0.0

#
#  When the unit boots, determine the IP address from the network.
#  This will be resolved by either BOOTP or RARP in the first stage
#  of downloading the server.
#
determine-ip = automatically
