# antonia.cfg 
# Monitorign host configuration file for antonia.slac.stanford.edu
# 1/30/03  
# Designing Author: Connie Logg (cal@slac.stanford.edu) 650-926-2879
# Technical Support: Jerrod Williams (jerrodw@slac.stanford.edu) 650-926-3545

    #where the source directory is
    $BASEDIR = "/afs/slac/package/netmon/bandwidth-tests";
    $SRCDIR = "$BASEDIR/v2src";
    
    # set up the directory where the aliases file will be protected
    $PRIVATEDIR = "$SRCDIR/slaconly";
    
    # optional - specify the alias file 
    $ALIASFILE = "$PRIVATEDIR/aliases";
    
    # $REPORTSDIR is the directory path for all the analysis results
    $REPORTSDIR = "/nfs/slac/g/net/iepm-bw/bandwidth-tests/antonia";
    
    # $LOGDIR is the directory path for all the analysis results not accessible by the outside world
    $LOGDIR = "$REPORTSDIR/slaconly";
    
    # Where the extracted data is stored
    $DATADIR = "$REPORTSDIR/plotdata";
    
    # where the files for the disk to disk transfers are stored
    #$TESTDATADIR = "/nfs/slac/g/net/iepm-bw/bandwidth-tests/testfiles"; # nfs files
    $TESTDATADIR = "/u7/iepm-bw/temp";
     
    #This directory contains links to the binary and/or source for the 
    # client/server code that must be loaded on the remote systems.
    $REMOTEOSDIR = "$SRCDIR/remoteos";
    # $MNUSER is the user id on the monitoring node
    $MNUSER = "iepm";
    
    # probe timeout...no probe is allowed to run longer that this value
    $MASTERTIMEOUT = 60;
    
    # $SECURITY indicates the type of security mechanism which is being used
    # Currently only AFS and SSH keys are implemented.  This allows for 
    # expansion to handle other security mechanisms
    # $SECURITY = "AFS,SSH" indicates that tokens are required and SSH keys are used
    # This is used in run-bw-tests to do checks before the test run
    $SECURITY = "AFS,SSH";
   
    # $WEBPATH is the start of the URL for the web pages, for SLAC it is the
    # part of the URL that replaces $REPORTSDIR
    #########  THIS WILL NEED TO BE MODIFIED ####################
    $WEBPATH="http://www.slac.stanford.edu/comp/net/bandwidth-tests/antonia";    
    
    # $WEB100DIR points to the directory for web100...if it is available
    #$WEB100DIR = "/afs/slac/g/www/www-iepm/tools/web100/web100_userland-alpha1.1/util/scripts/";
        
    # Where the commands required by the bwtests are located
    $IPERFTOOL  = "/afs/slac/package/scsutils/bin.\@sys/iperf";
    $BBCPTOOL   = "/afs/slac/package/bbcp/prod/bin/\@sys/bbcp";
    $BBFTPTOOL  = "/afs/slac/public/software/bbftp/\@sys/bbftp";
    $UDPTOOL    = "/u/sf/rich/net_test_slac/udp_bw_resp_slac";
    $TRACETOOL  = "/usr/sbin/traceroute -m 10 -q 1 -w 3"; #For Linux
#    $TRACETOOL = "/usr/sbin/traceroute -m 10 -l -q 1 -w 3 -i 3"; #For Solaris
    # note that the code will insert the node name in the ping command
    $PINGTOOL   = "/bin/ping <node> -s 1000 -c 10 -w 20";
#    $PINGTOOL  = "/usr/sbin/ping <node> -s 1000 -c 10"; #For Solaris
    $MAILTOOL   = "/bin/mail";
    $GREPTOOL   = "/bin/grep";
    $SSHTOOL    = "/usr/local/bin/ssh";
    $GNUPLOTTOOL= "/usr/local/bin/gnuplot";
    #Sets the PERL invocation line
    $PERLTOOL="#!/usr/bin/perl";
    
    # where to send the email messsages to
    $MAILTO = "cal\@slac.stanford.edu";
    
    # $DAYSTOANALYZE  is used by the data analysis code to indicate how  
    #   many days worth of data are to be processed in the analysis
    $DAYSTOANALYZE = 28;
    # $DATATOANALYZE indicates the data fields which are to be included 
    #   in the "combined" (the old alldata files)...order is plotting order
    #   characters after the "=" are the optons for the gnuplot plot command
    # w=with, i=impulses, p=points, lt = linetype (to select the color ...the number)
    # note that ping is plotted on the y2 axis if present; if no plot parms are provided,
    # the value is not plotted on the time series graphs, but is included in 
    # the scatterplots and histograms. 
    $DATATOANALYZE = "ping.avg=w i lt 1;ping.min=w i lt 0;bbcpdisk.Mbps=w p lt 16;" .
                     "bbcpmem.Mbps=w p lt 12;bbftp.Mbps=w p lt 5;iperf.Mbps=w p lt 8;" .
		     "bbcpdisk.eff-Mbps;ping.max;ping.loss;trace.numhops";
		     
    # If you have netflow, this is the directory with the extracted netflow data
    # This is used by agg-flows to extract the flows
    # the flow data is written to $REPORTSDIR/aggflows
    #$NETFLOW           = "/nfs/slac/g/net/netdata/netflow";
    #$NETFLOW_EXTRACTED = "$NETFLOW/10mflows";

    #Diskfile for making disk performance measurements with
    #$DISKFILE="/u/sf/iepm/bbcp/objy-60m";    
    
    #FOR SLAC ONLY!!! Source directory for all files to be copied over to the monitoring site
    $TOOLKITDIR="/afs/slac/package/netmon/bandwidth-tests/v2src/toolkit/scripts.list";

    #FOR SLAC ONLY!!! Source directory for all files to be copied over to the monitoring site
    $OURSRCDIR="/afs/slac/package/netmon/bandwidth-tests/v2src/scripts.list";
  
    $RUNDURATION="7200"; #maximum time(secs) run-bw-tests should take to run
    
    #$SITE is the name of the monitoring site. It is used by the 
    #site-customization file top-of-page.pl
    $SITE="SLAC.Stanford.Edu";