# This is the config file for the docsis_server for
# DOCSIS cable modems and customer PC equipment.
#
# It includes a DHCP server, a TFTP server, a UDP TIME
# server and SYSLOG server.

# This file needs to be located at /etc/docsis-server.conf

Server-Name		oktv-cmts-srv01
Admin-Email		josip.djuricic@primatel.hr
SMTP-server		smtp.primatel.hr


# server 1 is the only server that assigns new ips.
# all other servers must have a higher id number.
Server-ID		1


# The effective userid that the server will run with.
# I recommend you install the "docsis" user with the
# INSTALL.uid script
Effective-UserID	cmts


# The following settings are either (yes or no)
Activate-DHCP		yes
Activate-TFTP		yes
Activate-TIME		yes
Activate-SYSLOG		yes
Activate-BACKG		yes


# Ethernet device to use dhcp server on.
DHCP-Interface		eth1

# Normally if a CPE comes up on a different interface, the system
# will delete their old IP and give them a new IP in the correct network.
# If you are doing RF rewiring or IP changes you might want to suspend
# that activity until you are sure everything is set up correctly.
DHCP-CPE-wrong-net-delete	yes


# The location of your static modem config files.
TFTP-Dir        /home/cable_modem_tftp


# If you want to double check the dynamic config files
# that are being created you can set this setting to YES
# and create a "dynamic" directory in your TFTP-dir.
# It must be owned by your Effective-UserID
Dynamic-Config-Debug	no


# Secret Key for Dynamic Config File authorization
Config-Secret-Key       kurac


# When a file goes unused in the TFTP file cache
# it will eventually be deleted from memory.
# This option sets that delete time in seconds.
# If you have a small set of generic files you can
# safely increase this to 86400.
# If you have a different config file for every modem
# you can lower this number to 300.
TFTP-Cache-Time			60


# Dynamic config files are also cached but since you have
# a different file for each modem you don't want to cache
# for very long. If you have a low memory server you should
# reduce this quite a bit.
TFTP-Dynamic-Cache-Time		60


# You need to specify a MySQL server host, user, password, database
Mysql-Host			localhost
Mysql-User			cmts
Mysql-Password			IronBed31
Mysql-dhcp-Database		dhcp_server
Mysql-oldlog-Database		dhcp_backup
Mysql-syslog-Database		syslog_server

Mysql-Backup			no
Mysql-Backup-Host		localhost
Mysql-Backup-User		cmts
Mysql-Backup-Password		IronBed31

# PowerDNS mysql database
PDNS-Mysql			yes
PDNS-Mysql-Host			localhost
PDNS-Mysql-User			cmts
PDNS-Mysql-Password		IronBed31
PDNS-Mysql-Database		powerdns


# If the system load average is greater than or equal to this value
# any Database Querys / Updates will be collected and sent through
# after the load average goes down.
Suspend-Load-Avg		2.0

# If the DHCP server receives X amount of his a second it will
# go into High Load mode. Instead of doing a sql query for each
# request it will use in memory caches.
DHCP-High-Load			16


# The DHCP server has a cache of cable modem IPs that it can use
# instead of doing SQL queries. This can greatly speed up the
# DHCP server when you have a lot of modems trying to reaquire.
# There are 2 parameters. Load selects the system load average that
# the cache will turn on. When load average is still low (it is only
# checked every 1 or 2 minutes) the cache will take effect when
# the server has taken however many Hits in one second.
Modem-Cache-Load	0.75
Modem-Cache-Hits	5


# When something bad happens we will call this program.
# 1: When we run out of IP addresses
# We use a special pager gateway to notify our on-call staff
# The program has to sit in /tmp because we are chroot jailed there.
Alert-Program		alert-program

# The Perl Script that we use to encode dynamic docsis configs
# and the time interval to check the configs (in seconds).
Config-Encoder		/usr/local/bin/docsis
Config-Encoder-Int	60

# The following settings allow you to automagically rotate
# the logs files from the dhcp database into a backup database.
# If you don't want to rotate these logs, set the days to zero.
Log-Rotate-Days		14

# This setting will delete any rotated logs or syslogs after they
# have aged a certain amount of days.
Delete-Logs-Days	360


# Everything else is configured via tables.
# Read the INSTALL-Mysql document for more info.