# # Default configuration for the GUI # # $Id: LQ-Default.olsr,v 1.3 2007/09/06 11:43:42 bernd67 Exp $ # # # By default don't print anything to save CPU cycles # DebugLevel 0 # # Enable the link quality extensions? # # 0 - no # 1 - yes, use link quality for MPR selection # 2 - yes, use link quality for MPR selection and routing # LinkQualityLevel 2 # # Enable the fish eye algorithm # # 0 - no # 1 - yes # LinkQualityFishEye 1 # # Windows size for packet loss calculation # LinkQualityWinSize 12 # # Do not use hysteresis # UseHysteresis no # # If using hysteresis, use "smooth" parameters # HystScaling 0.1 HystThrHigh 0.8 HystThrLow 0.3 # # The pollrate used by the scheduler # Pollrate 0.1 # # Which neighbours should be advertised via TC messages? # # 0 - only advertise our MPR selectors # 1 - advertise our MPR selectors and our MPRs # 2 - advertise all neighbors # TcRedundancy 2 # # Specifies by how many MPRs each two-hop neighbour should be covered # MprCoverage 3 # # Load the HTTP info plugin # LoadPlugin "olsrd_httpinfo.dll" { PlParam "Net" "0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0" } # # This default gateway HNA will only be considered by the GUI if the # computer actually has a default route. # Hna4 { 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 } # # Pseudo interface used by the GUI. If we do not select any interface # in the GUI, we still have to store the per-interface settings of the # GUI somewhere. We then simply create a pseudo interfaced named GUI" # for storing this information. When parsing the configuration file, # the settings will be read and will be used to populate the GUI, but # after that the "GUI" interface will be discarded. # Interface "GUI" { # # HELLO interval and validity time in seconds (float) # HelloInterval 2.0 HelloValidityTime 20.0 # # TC interval and validity time in seconds (float) # TcInterval 5.0 TcValidityTime 30.0 # # MID interval and validity time in seconds (float) # MidInterval 5.0 MidValidityTime 30.0 # # HNA interval and validity time in seconds (float) # HnaInterval 5.0 HnaValidityTime 30.0 }