# This is a sample configuration for the Big Brother client
# for Novell(tm) NetWare(tm)
# Actually, it's a copy of the one used on my site :)
# 
# Lines starting with # are comments
# The general syntax is that configuration lines
# start with a keyword followed by one or more parameters. 

########  General options  #########
#
# These should be pretty much self explanatory, just remember that if
# your display machine is set up for FQDN, you should use the fully
# qualified name here as well, and note that it is IP numbers, NOT
# names that are used for machines other than this one, as it's
# perfectly possible to run an NW server with tcpip, but without a
# dns resolve library loaded.

# First, identify this machine:
myname newby
myip 130.225.90.121

# Then the display server:
displayip 130.225.90.122

# The pager IP number is optional, but not defining it if you have
# any watched parameters defined to page is an error:
pagerip 130.225.90.122

# This one is mainly meant for debugging, if left alone it'll use
# 300 seconds = 5 minutes.  The unit is seconds.
sampledelay 300

# For configuration lines describing something to be watched, the 
# standard parameters are:
# <warn>: the level to go to yellow, 
# <panic>: the level to go to red and 
# <page>: either "yes" or "no" saying whether a page should be send.
#
# For limits that are given as a percentage, the %'s are optional,
# but I suggest using them to make it easier to remember what units
# are used:)

########  Disk space  #########
#
# This sets up the default for all volumes:
# volumes <warn>[%] <panic>[%] <page>
##############################################################
# NB! In versions prior to 0.1f there's a bug that may cause #
# abends if this line is commented out                       #
##############################################################
volumes 90% 95% yes

# Different values can be set for individual volumes, including
# the 'value' that the volume should be ignored:
# volume <volume> <warn>[%] <panic>[%] <page>
# volume <volume> ignore
volume SYS 80% 90% yes

# For limits set on individual volumes, it's a configuration error not 
# to find it at all.
# For limits set on individual volumes, it's cause for paging if the 
# volume isn't found during monitoring, ie. it's been dismounted.

########  Connections  #########
#
# not implemented yet, will possibly take a while to get done for 4.*

########  Cache buffers  #########
#
# not implemented yet, but the syntax will be
# freecache <warn>[%] <panic>[%] <page>
# where the warn and panic levels are the *minimum* values
# not the maximum used for the volumes
# Note that if you don't use %, it's the actual number of buffers
# that are used for the limits

########  Receive buffers  #########
#
# not implemented yet