# $Id: vboxflt.conf $
## @file
# Solaris Host VBoxFlt Configuration
#

#
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# This needs to go into /platform/i86pc/kernel/drv,
# while the 64-bit driver object goes into the amd64
# subdirectory (32-bit drivers goes into the same
# directory).
#
name="vboxflt" parent="pseudo" instance=0;

# If the interface being used does not have IPv6 plumbed and you want
# vboxflt to automatically attach to it by checking for Ipv6 stream every
# "ipv6-pollinterval" seconds.
#
# By default this is disabled meaning if the interface does not have Ipv6
# plumbed when the virtual machine starts, guest<->host Ipv6 will not work
# though guest<->remote Ipv6 would work.
#
# Enable if you have a dynamically plumbing/unplumbing Ipv6 interface for
# which you want vboxflt to adjust accordingly, otherwise keep this disabled.
# Enabling this option will have some minor performance penalty.
#ipv6-pollinterval=3;