NAME
iwd.config - Configuration file for wireless daemon
SYNOPSIS
Configuration file main.conf
DESCRIPTION
The main.conf configuration file configures the system-wide settings for iwd. This file lives in the configuration directory specified by the environment variable $CONFIGURATION_DIRECTORY, which is normally provided by systemd. In the absence of such an environment variable it defaults to /etc/iwd. If no main.conf is present, then default values are chosen. The presence of main.conf is not required.
FILE FORMAT
See iwd.network for details on the file format.
SETTINGS
The settings are split into several categories. Each category has a group associated with it and described in separate tables below.
General
Settings
The group [General] contains general settings.
Network
The group [Network] contains network configuration
related settings.
Blacklist
The group [Blacklist] contains settings related to
blacklisting of BSSes. If iwd determines that a
connection to a BSS fails for a reason that indicates the
BSS is currently misbehaving or misconfigured (e.g.
timeouts, unexpected status/reason codes, etc), then
iwd will blacklist this BSS and avoid connecting to
it for a period of time. These options let the user control
how long a misbehaved BSS spends on the blacklist.
Rank
The group [Rank] contains settings related to ranking
of networks for autoconnect purposes.
Scan
The group [Scan] contains settings related to
scanning functionality. No modification from defaults is
normally required.
IPv4
The group [IPv4] contains settings related to IPv4
network configuration.
DriverQuirks
The group [DriverQuirks] contains special flags
associated with drivers that are buggy or just don't behave
similar enough to the majority of other drivers.
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
Marcel Holtmann <marcel [AT] holtmann.org>, Denis Kenzior <denkenz [AT] gmail.com>, Andrew Zaborowski <andrew.zaborowski [AT] intel.com>, Tim Kourt <tim.a.kourt [AT] linux.com>, James Prestwood <prestwoj [AT] gmail.com>
COPYRIGHT
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