1 | 1 | simandl | # query-interval in seconds. |
2 | | | # |
3 | | | INTERVAL="60" |
4 | | | |
5 | | | # set type of diagrams (whatever you like best ... Thanx M. Renner! :) ) |
6 | | | # classic (default) -> shade ranges for min, avg, max in different colors |
7 | | | # simple -> only shade area between min and max in light blue |
8 | | | # |
9 | | | TYPE="classic" |
10 | | | |
11 | | | # set diagram scaling |
12 | | | # log -> set logarithmic scaling (default) |
13 | | | # lin -> set linear scaling |
14 | | | # |
15 | | | SCALE="log" |
16 | | | |
17 | | | # set diagram initial upper border in milliseconds (for better graph comparison) |
18 | | | # UPPER="10" sets all diagrams upper border to 10ms |
19 | | | # UPPER="0.01" sets all diagrams upper border to 100us |
20 | | | # |
21 | | | UPPER="0.01" |
22 | | | |
23 | | | # how many ping processes shall be done in parallel. Reducing the number |
24 | | | # causes the process to run longer, but keeps your system load a bit lower. |
25 | | | # |
26 | | | PARALLEL="2" |
27 | | | |
28 | | | # use system's "ping" command instead of perl library. This is useful when not |
29 | | | # running as root. Fallback is implemented in case Net::Ping is not installed |
30 | | | # on your system |
31 | | | # |
32 | | | # SYSPING="0" use Net::Ping library (default) |
33 | | | # SYSPING="1" use system command |
34 | | | # |
35 | | | SYSPING="1" |
36 | | | |
37 | | | # If SYSPING is set to "0", then you may specify the protocol used to ping all |
38 | | | # hosts. Valid are "icmp" (the default) and "tcp". If you run HotSaNIC without |
39 | | | # root privileges, you should use "tcp" - but note, that some hosts don't reply |
40 | | | # to tcp ping packages! |
41 | | | # |
42 | | | # PROTOCOL="icmp" |
43 | | | # |
44 | | | PROTOCOL="icmp" |
45 | | | |
46 | | | # configure multiple destinations of the form: |
47 | | | # HOST=<host>,<description> |
48 | | | |
49 | 15 | simandl | HOST=10.33.0.11,jabu |
50 | | | HOST=10.33.23.66,AlphaSys |
51 | | | HOST=213.195.202.1,gw |
52 | | | |