# IPS Configuration File
#
# This has two areas:
# the globals section and the IPs section
#
# The globals section defines the OS (and therefore the
# ping command) and the default values for some parameters.
#
# After GLobals, the IP sections exist.
#  [Network_Section_name]
#  Name IP_Address ping_lim_Y ping_lim_O ping_lim_R Ping_Interval
#
# ping limit is in microseconds and limited to whole numbers.
# Y is Yellow warning, O is orange warning and R is red warning.
# The defaults for these are set at the beginning in Globals
#
# A section name must have a address after it.
# comments can be started with a hash mark (#) but
# must be on a line on their own.
# Make sure that there is at least one carriage return at the
# end - ie, the last line of info isn't the last line of the
# config file (we've made it a comment here).

[Globals]
### OS for ping command - un-remark one of the following ...
# OS OpenBSD
# OS FreeBSD
# OS Linux
OS Windows

### Warning levels in microseconds
Red        400
Orange     300
Yellow     200
## Ping interval in seconds
Interval     15


[IPs]
### IPs section...
# eg
# [Accounts]
# John_M   10.121.16.91 y80 o120 r160 i15
# Mike_Y   10.121.16.93 i60
#
# Note that the y, o, r and i values are options and you
# only need to set those you want to change if you want
# to override the defaults you have set above
# Also note that you have to have a host and an IP address
# on a given line.

#[iNet]

[Servers]
Obsidian 192.168.1.254 y350 o450 r550 i10
NTLWorld 212.250.162.12 y25000 o35000 r45000 i120
BBC      212.58.251.195 y20000 o25000 r30000 i120

[Workstations]
Amethyst 192.168.1.81 y800 o1000 r1200
Zircon   192.168.1.82 y80 o120 r160
Mercury  192.168.1.83 y180 o220 r260
Emerald  192.168.1.90 y80 o120 r160 i600

[Printers and Webcam]
Diamond  192.168.1.200 y3500 o4000 r4500 i10
Lapis    192.168.1.201 y6500 o8000 r9500 i10
Sapphire 192.168.1.140 y1800 o2000 r2200 i15

### End of configuration file