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2 ## multi connection support #
3 #############################
5 ## control host for multi-client support
6 ## This enables multi-connection support and splits configuration files per client
7 ## Make sure to use a unique port for each server, when runnig multiple servers
8 control-host 127.0.0.1:4444
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14 ## device type tun = ip/ipv6, tap = ethernet
17 ## payload encryption algorithm
24 ## message authentication algorithm
28 ##message auth tag length
31 ## local ip address to bind to (for tunnel data)
32 ## (if you run an anycast cluster this has to be the anycast ip address)
33 #interface <ip-address>
35 ## local port to bind to (for tunnel data)
36 ## make sure to use a different port for every server and client!
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43 ## don't run in background
46 ## additional log to standard output with a level of 5
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54 ## log to syslog with a level of 3
55 log syslog:3,anytun-server,daemon
57 ## change user and group after init
61 ## chroot to /var/run/anytun
62 #chroot /var/run/anytun
64 ## key derivation pseudo random function
74 ## Automaticaly configure the interface an set a route
76 ## We highly recommend the use of the post up script to do this
78 ## the address hast to be supplied in CIDR notation
79 #ifconfig <local>/<prefix length>
81 #############################
83 #############################
85 ## the sender id to use (has to be unique for multiple anycast servers)
88 ## local unicast(sync) ip address to bind to
89 #sync-interface <ip-address>
91 ## local unicast(sync) port to bind to
94 ## remote hosts to sync with
95 #sync-hosts <hostname|ip>:<port>[,<hostname|ip>:<port>[...]]