# Host IID to use as the source of CLAT traffic.1# This is a /128 taken out of the /64 on the parent interface.2# A host IID of :: means to generate a checksum-neutral, random IID.3ipv6_host_id ::45# IPv4 address configuration to use when selecting a host address. The first6# clat daemon started will use the address specified by ipv4_local_subnet. If7# more than one daemon is run at the same time, subsequent daemons will use8# other addresses in the prefix of length ipv4_local prefixlen that contains9# ipv4_local_subnet. The default is to use the IANA-assigned range 192.0.0.0/29,10# which allows up to 8 clat daemons (.4, .5, .6, .7, .0, .1, .2, .3).11ipv4_local_subnet 192.0.0.412ipv4_local_prefixlen 291314# get the plat_subnet from dns lookups (requires DNS64)15plat_from_dns64 yes16# hostname to use to lookup plat subnet. must contain only A records17plat_from_dns64_hostname ipv4only.arpa1819# plat subnet to send ipv4 traffic to. This is a /96 subnet.20# This setting only makes sense with: plat_from_dns64 no21#plat_subnet 2001:db8:1:2:3:4::2223# The maximum number of waiting packets to process on a given filedescriptor24# before we read from any other waiting filedescriptor(s) and/or call poll()25# again.26packet_burst 502728# The send buffer for the raw socket. Set to 0 to use the default.29send_buffer 2621443031# The receive buffer for the packet socket. Set to 0 to use the default.32receive_buffer 1048576333435