# This config file is Python code.
# It is executed when starting dhcpgui.pyw.
# Most important configuration comes first.

########### Timings ###########
# Set the time the DHCP server waits in seconds.
dhcp_offer_after_seconds = 1
dhcp_acknowledge_after_seconds = 1

# This is the time in seconds after which the DHCP-
#   server forgets that it communicates with a client
length_of_transaction = 40

########### Network ###########
# This is the network address
network = '192.168.80.0'

# This is the subnet mask
subnet_mask = '255.255.255.0'

# Currently there is no range configuration.
# Assigned IP addresses will range from 5 to 250.

# This is the address of the router.
# router = None # Do not tell clients about routers.
# router = []   # Tell clients there is no router.
# router = ['192.168.137.1'] # 192.168.137.1 is a router.
router = None

# This are the addresses of the DNS-server.
# domain_name_server = None # Do not tell clients about DNS-Servers.
# domain_name_server = []   # Tell clients there is no DNS-server.
# domain_name_server = ['192.168.137.1'] # 192.168.137.1 is a DNS-Server.
domain_name_server = None # list of ips

# This is the time in seconds after which the client
#   should have asked for a new IP address.
# 1 day is 86400 seconds.
ip_address_lease_time = 300

# This is the broadcast address
# If the network is 192.168.137.0 
#   the broadcast address could also be 192.168.137.255
broadcast_address = '255.255.255.255'

# Listen to DHCP requests on this interface
# bind_address = '192.168.137.10'  # Listen for requests on this specific interface
bind_address = '192.168.80.80'                 # Listen for requests on all interfaces

########### Memory ###########
# This is the path to a file to the DHCP-servers memory.
# MAC, IP and host name will be stored there 
#   in CSV format.
# You can delete the file and the DHCP-server will 
#   assign different IP-addresses.
# It also contains the entries not issued by the DHCP-server.
host_file = 'hosts.csv'

########### Options ###########
# You can set all options that a DHCP-server can serve.
# There are 253 of them.
# See the RFC 2132 for a list of options:
#   https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2132
# How do you set options:
#
# 1. You can set options by name.
#     You can find the name in listener.py.
#     Example: subnet_mask
#     
# 2. You can set options by number.
#     You can find the number in the RFC 2132.
#     Named options are preferred over unnamed options.
#     Example: option_1
#     Option 1 is the subnet mask.
#     Because subnet_mask = '255.255.255.0' is in this
#       file, the option_1 = '255.255.255.0' statement
#       is ignored.
#
# If you see "3.17. Domain Name" you can use 
#   "Domain Name".lower().replace(" ", "_") 
#   to convert it to the variable name.
#
# Some options do not have conversion functions
#   assigned to them so you need to use bytes.
# Example: domain_name = b'hello.kitty.tv'
# Again, see listener.py