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SIP2NCID.CONF(5)					      SIP2NCID.CONF(5)

NAME
       sip2ncid.conf - sip2ncid configuration file

DESCRIPTION
       The  sip2ncid.conf  file	 contains  the	configuration  information for
       sip2ncid, the Network Caller ID Server.

       The sip2ncid.conf file is used to set options.  Options are  set	 on  a
       command	line.	A  line	 is  broken up into words.  A word is either a
       string of non-blank characters, everything between double quotes, or an
       equal sign.

       The sip2ncid.conf file understands 3 types of lines:

       blank line
	      ignored

       comment line, beginning with '#'
	      ignored

       command lines, beginning with 'set'
	   set ITEM = VALUE [ITEM = VALUE] [...]
	       where ITEM = pidfile, verbose, ncidhost,
			    ncidport, siphost, sipport,
			    rmdups

EXAMPLES
       Set the verbose level to 3
	    set verbose = 3

       Set the SIP port to 5061
	    set sipport = 5061

SEE ALSO
       sip2ncid.8, ncidd.8, ncidd.conf.5

							      SIP2NCID.CONF(5)

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