# Edit your mongod configuration file to enable auth
#
# auth = true

# Specify a shared key file to enable communication between your mongodb instances in a replica set.
# To enable this add the keyfile parameter to the config file as below.
# The contents of the file need to be the same on all the machines.
#
# keyFile = /srv/mongodb/keyfile

# Disable HTTP status interface
# Mongodb by default provides a http interface running by default on port 28017 which provides the “home” status page.
# This interface is not recommended for production use and is best disabled.
# Use the “nohttpinterface” configuration setting to disable the http interface.
#
# nohttpinterface = true

# Disable the REST interface
# The monogdb REST interface is not recommended for production.
# It does not support any authentication. It is turned off by default.
# If you have turned it on using the “rest” configuration option you should turn it off for production systems.
#
# rest = false

# Configure Bind_ip
# Use the “bind_ip” option to restrict your mongodb server to listen only on the interfaces that are relevant.
# By default mongodb will bind to all the interfaces
#
# bind_ip = 10.10.0.25,10.10.0.26
