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# Alpine 5G Router – configuration example
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# Copy to /etc/5g-router.conf and edit. Used by connect-5g.sh and configure_fm350_5g.sh
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# Modem
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AT_PORT="/dev/ttyUSB1"
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APN="internet"
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# Interfaces (WAN = 5G modem RNDIS, LAN = VLAN for clients)
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WAN_IF="eth1"
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LAN_IF="eth0.100"
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# Optional: fallback to eth0 when 5G is down (use ethernet as default route)
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FAILOVER_ENABLED="no"
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FAILOVER_IF="eth0"
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FAILOVER_METRIC="202"
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# Watchdog: re-check 5G connectivity every N seconds (0 = disabled, run once)
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WATCHDOG_INTERVAL="0"
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# Log signal strength to /var/log/5g-router.log (yes/no)
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LOG_SIGNAL="yes"
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# Alert when signal CSQ below this (0 = disabled)
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WEAK_SIGNAL_CSQ="10"
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# Optional: DNS servers (used when 5G is up; comma-separated)
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# DNS_SERVERS="195.14.130.220,195.14.154.100"
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