#!/bin/sh
# This file sets up the tap device.
# It gives you the freedom to do anything you want with it.
# Use the correct name for the tap device:
# For the Linux tun/tap device $INTERFACE is set to the right name,
# but for ethertap and FreeBSD this is tap0, tap1, tap2 etcetera,
# for Solaris and OpenBSD it is tun0, tun1, etcetera.

# Set hardware ethernet address, needed on Linux when in router mode
ifconfig $INTERFACE hw ether fe:fd:0:0:0:0

# Give it the right ip and netmask. Remember, the subnet of the
# tap device must be larger than that of the individual Subnets
# as defined in the host configuration file!
ifconfig $INTERFACE 192.168.1.1 netmask 255.255.0.0

# Disable ARP, needed on Linux when in router mode
ifconfig $INTERFACE -arp