# Configurationg file for Panoptis

# Timeslot, counted in seconds
TIMESLOT 300

# Email address of the person in charge
# CHANGE THIS ACCORDINGLY
OWNER ckotso@grnet.gr

# Command to execute when an attach starts or stops
EXECCMD /root/panoptis-0.1b5/panoptis/mail.py

# Router from which we accept data
ROUTER myrouter.myisp.com

# The port we're listening on
COLLECTOR_PORT 9000

# The port that the peer thread is listening on
PEER_PORT 8999

# The port on which we're listening for web requests
WEB_PORT 8998

# The web server from which (and only which!) we accept requests
WEB_SERVER 127.0.0.1

# The following refers to one of the two criteria for the second (the
# old) algorithm
# An increase of 10 corresponds to 1000%
INCREASE 4.0

# And this refers to the second criterion, the percentage of flows to
# the total flows of the router in each timeslot (or the packets)
PERCENTAGE 0.25

# The database storing script
# At the moment this is of no use, so leave it commented
#DB_SCRIPT dbstore.py
 
# Peer connections (neighbour detectors). Create one entry fot
# each one of your router's interfaces for which you know that
# there is a detector at the other end. You'll also need the
# IP address of that detector, and the port it's listening to
# for connections from other detectors -- THAT IS DIFFERENT FROM
# THE PORT IT LISTENS TO FOR NETFLOW DATA. In other words, you need
# to know the remote detector's PEER_PORT value.
# Format:
# PEER_CONN <IP address of local interface> <IP address of remote detector>:<PEER_PORT of remote detector>
#PEER_CONN 194.177.208.213 127.0.0.1:8999

