# Connection from your Linux/macOS build host to RouterOS.
ROUTER_HOST=192.168.88.1
ROUTER_USER=admin
ROUTER_PORT=22
# Optional private key. Empty means use normal ssh/scp authentication.
ROUTER_IDENTITY_FILE=

# auto = detect RouterOS architecture through SSH.
# Supported image targets: arm64, amd64/x86_64, arm (armv7/armhf only).
ROUTER_ARCH=auto

# RouterOS external storage. Containers should not live on internal flash.
ROUTER_DISK=disk1
# SCP-visible path. Normally the same as ROUTER_DISK. Change to /disk1 if your client requires it.
ROUTER_SCP_DIR=disk1

CONTAINER_NAME=suricata-ids
CONTAINER_IP=172.31.255.2/30
CONTAINER_GATEWAY=172.31.255.1
CONTAINER_SUBNET=172.31.255.0/30
CONTAINER_BRIDGE=br-ids
CONTAINER_VETH=veth-ids

# Packet Sniffer -> TZSP
VLAN_ID=100
TZSP_PORT=37008
CONFIGURE_SNIFFER=true
START_SNIFFER=true

# Suricata/app
SURICATA_HOME_NET=[192.168.0.0/16,10.0.0.0/8,172.16.0.0/12]
MONITORED_NETWORKS=192.168.100.0/24
AUTO_BLOCK=false
AUTO_BLOCK_MAX_SEVERITY=1
BLOCK_TIMEOUT=1h
UPDATE_RULES_ON_START=false

# RouterOS REST. Not required for observation-only testing.
CREATE_REST_USER=false
ENABLE_WWW_SSL=false
ROUTEROS_REST_USER=suricata-api
ROUTEROS_REST_PASSWORD=CHANGE_ME
ROUTEROS_VERIFY_TLS=false
ROUTEROS_ADDRESS_LIST=IDS-BLOCK

# Re-deploy behavior. Persistent /data and Suricata logs are mounted separately.
REPLACE_EXISTING=true
KEEP_REMOTE_TAR=true

# Optional build engine: docker or podman. Empty = auto-detect.
ENGINE=