# RouterOS script: global-config
# Copyright (c) 2013-2018 Christian Hesse <mail@eworm.de>
#
# global configuration

# This is used for DNS and backup file.
:global "domain" "example.com";
:global "hostname-in-zone" true;

# These addresses are used to send e-mails to. The to-addresses need
# to be filled, cc-addresses can be empty, one address or a comma
# separated list of addresses.
:global "email-general-to" "mail@example.com";
:global "email-general-cc" "another@example.com";
:global "email-backup-to"  "mail@example.com";
:global "email-backup-cc"  "";

# This defines what backups to generate and what password to use.
:global "backup-send-binary" false;
:global "backup-send-export" true;
:global "backup-password" "v3ry-s3cr3t";

# This is used to update AAAA records and firewall address-list.
:global "ipv6-interface" "br-local";
:global "ipv6-pool" "telekom";

# These settings are used to update gre interface settings based on
# remote peer configuration.
:global "gre-cert-prefix" "ikev2-";
:global "gre-int-prefix" "gre-";

# Access-list entries matching this comment are updated with daily
# pseudo-random PSK.
:global "daily-psk-match-comment" "Daily PSK";

# This address should resolve ntp servers and is used to update
# ntp settings. A pool can rotate servers.
:global "ntp-pool" "pool.ntp.org";

# Do *NOT* change these!
:global "sent-routeros-update-notification" false;
:global "identity" [ / system identity get name ];