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# For complete description of supported configuration options, refer to
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# 'man 5 iwd.config'.
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[General]
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# iwd is capable of performing network configuration on its own, including
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# DHCPv4 based address configuration. By default this behavior is
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# disabled, and an external service such as NetworkManager, systemd-network
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# or dhcpclient is required. Uncomment the following line if you want iwd
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# to manage network interface configuration.
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#
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#EnableNetworkConfiguration=true
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#
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# iwd can randomize your WiFi card's MAC address for additional privacy. By
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# default, this behavior is disabled and the MAC address assigned by the
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# kernel driver is used. The address will be stable when connecting
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# to a saved network profile, so as to not interfere with any MAC filtering
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# rules that exist on the network.
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# If a randomized MAC address is desired, uncomment the setting line below:
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#
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#AddressRandomization=network
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#
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# Options below control the roaming thresholds on 2.4 & 5G bands.
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# Normally the default values are a good compromise that avoids excessive
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# scanning while maintaining good link quality.
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#
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#RoamThreshold=-70
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#RoamThreshold5G=-76
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#
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[Network]
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# If EnableNetworkConfiguration=true is set, iwd forwards DNS information to
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# the system resolving service. The currently supported services are:
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# - systemd-resolved ["systemd"]
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# - openresolv / resolvconf ["resolvconf"]
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# - none
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#
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# If not set, the value "systemd" is used by default. Uncomment the value
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# below if you are using openresolv:
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#
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#NameResolvingService=resolvconf
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#
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# iwd's support for IPv6 should be stable enough and is now enabled by default.
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# If you experience any problems and want to force IPv6 to be disabled,
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# uncomment the setting below:
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#EnableIPv6=false
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