# This is a sample NETWATCH config file for special feature settings
#
# Keywords accepted...
#
#	warnmail
#	logfile
#	statsfile
#	fishstring
#	red
#	green
#	yellow
#	reload
#	timefmt
#	statsoption
#	noresolve
#	resolve
#	netmask
#	inetaddr
#	noautostatus
#	autostatus
#	bridge
#	logremote
#	loglocal
#	logindiv
#	logall
#	logindivbase
#	playrate
#	playback
#
#	# in col. 1 is the comment sign for a line...
#	Uncomment as appropriate within a copy of this file for YOUR
#	configuration file
#
warnmail jimboy@the.earth.is.round
#
#
#	will make sure   /root/baselogs.000 is the first of the logs (p)
#
logfile /root/baselogs
#	
#	Set the Stats file to   /root/my
#	(if APPEND option... this file grows)
#
statsfile /root/my
#
#	Set the Stats file to DATE option... which means the
#	date/time format is an extension for your filename
#	(NOTE: This extension is controlled via the "timefmt" option)
#
#	If you do not set this option, APPEND is assumed.
#
#	The default time format is  "%Y.%m.%d.%H.%M" (no quotes in config file)
#
statsoption date
#
timefmt %Y.%m.%d.%H.%M
#
fishstring "Hollow Earth"
#
#  inspects all packets for "Hollow Earth" and Emails and/or Alerts you via
#	syslog
#
#  Here are some controls for colour change times... in seconds
red 30
yellow 120
green 600
#
#	This is the RELOAD option to AUTOMATICALLY start the 
#	statistics after the given number of minutes
#	(Effectively automating the "L" option AND "c" and Remote "n"
#	 keys)
#
#	The remote and local lists will be cleared...
#
#	Typically you will do this daily... remember this time is from
#	when you start netwatch to the first LOGGING of stats (in minutes)
#
reload 60
#
#	There is ANOTHER version of reload which allows you to start
#	at a particular time (up to one day in advance) and specify the
#	interval for logging in minutes
#	For example... start at 10:00AM and log every 24 hours
#	(use the 24hr clock...)
#
#reload at 10:00 1440
#
#	Set netwatch to leave machines as Inet Numbers rather than names
#	Default to to resolve names (can be documented by "resolve" keyword)
#
#noresolve
#
#	Set a special netmask for netwatch to use in its analysis
#
#netmask 255.255.255.0
#
#	Set a Fake INET address for use with the Fake netmask in order
#	to monitor a FAKE Local...
#
#inetaddr 192.168.1.24
#
#	The above will cause netwatch to monitor the 192.168.1.X network
# 	as the local LAN (left hand side...). Remember that this is
#	only useful sometimes (i.e. a bridge)
#
#logindivbase /root/LOGS/logs.
#
#	Specifies the BASE of all individual log files (where single
#	hosts are recorded)
#
#logone 192.168.1.3
#
#       Set logging of all communication to/from 192.168.1.3
#       Entire packets are saved. These logs may be played back via
#       the simulate mode in netwatch. The log file will be
#       /root/LOGS/logs.192.168.1.3
#
#logremote /root/allremote
#
#	Log all communication to/from remote machines into the file
#	specified (i.e. /root/allremote )
#
#loglocal /root/alllocal
#
#	Log all communication to/from local machines into the file
#	specified (i.e. /root/alllocal )
#
#logall /root/allpackets
#
#	Log all communication into the file
#	specified (i.e. /root/allpackets )
#
#logindiv /root/logs/base.
#
#	Log ALL host communication into SEPARATE log files (according
#	to their IP address). For example, communication to/from
#       192.168.1.5 would be found in /root/logs/base.192.168.1.5
# 	These files may be put through the netwatch simulation to
#	analyse exactly what happenned for this host.
#	(Also, the "/root/logs/base." corresponds to the logindivbase
#        option) 
#
#playrate 1
#
#	Set the simulation playrate to 1 (real-time)
#	2 (Double speed)
#	3 (Quad speed)
#       0 (Stopped... manual mode)
#
#playrate key
#
#	Set the simulation playrate to manual mode
#
#playback logfile
#
#	Play the file called "logfile" in the netwatch simulation
#	mode. Play at the playrate specified.
