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# Which kind of legend shall be used
# set STYLE="bytes" to display all values in bytes/s
# set STYLE="bits" to display all values in bits/s
#
STYLE="bits"
STYLETOTAL="bytes"
STYLETOTAL="bytes"
# Shall input and output traffic be swaped ?
# (possible values for "yes" are: "yes" "true" "1")
#
SWAPIO="no"
# Use fixed-scale or dynamically scaled graphs. This affects ALL diagrams!
# set SCALE="-1000" to use dynamically scaing with a minimum scale of
# 1000 bytes/s (default)
# set SCALE="12345" to set the fixed scale of the graphs to 12345 bytes/s
#
# If nothing is defined here, the defaults (dynamic scaling with a minimum
# scale of 1000 bytes/s) will be used
#
SCALE="-1000"
# Configure one line for each device that shall be sampled:
#
# DEV=<device>,<max bytes/s input>,<max bytes/s output>,<description>
#
# <device> is the network-device you like to sample
#
# for SNMP queries the <device> entry has the following format:
#
# SNMP:<host>:<community>:<interface>
#
# <host> is the name or the IP of the host you want to query
#
# <community> self explaining (for newbies: the community acts almost
# like a "password" for SNMP)
#
# <interface> the name of the interface on the remote-host
#
# in var/modules/<host>.info is stored snmp protocol version
#
# RRCP:<host>:<authkey>:<interface>
#
# <host> is the MAC of the host you want to query
#
# <authkey> self explaining (for newbies: the authkey acts almost
# like a "password" for RRCP and default is 2379)
#
# <interface> the port number of the interface on the remote-host
#
# Examples:
#
# DEV="eth0,12500000,12500000,100 MBit ethernet"
# DEV="SNMP:192.168.1.1:public:eth0,12500000,12500000,100 MBit ethernet via SNMP"
# DEV="RRCP:6a.61.62.00.00.03:2379:25,125000000,125000000,1 Gbit eth via RRCP"
#
RTLBIN="/usr/local/bin/rtl83xx_repotec_g3224x"
#
DEV="eth0,125000000,125000000,1G IGW"
DEV="eth1,125000000,125000000,1G prosek"
DEV="eth2,125000000,125000000,100M alphasys"
DEV="eth3,125000000,125000000,100M"