Cheat sheet for netcfg2 keywords

In the netcfg2 thread, it seems like the experts are just arbitrarily pulling keywords out of thin air. Is it EXCLUSIVE=yes, or NETWORK-EXCLUSIVE, or both?!? This is pretty distressing for a no0b like me. Is there a master list somewhere that no one is letting on about? It's certainly not the wiki...:(

Regarding exclusive networks, I have the following in my /etc/rc.conf:
NETWORKS_EXCLUSIVE="yes"
If adding that line to your configuration does not do what you want, have a look at this post. It works well for me!

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