# Pinger configuration file
# <IP or domain name>=<Description>[,arp][,[no]log][,ok_delay,noreply_delay,long_delay]
#
# ok_delay - when ping successful, wait this time before sending next ping request.
# noreply_delay - when ping failed, wait this time before sending next ping request.
# - Also when reply exceeds this interval, host is marked as offline.
# long_delay - delay of reply after which is host marked as delayed.
# arp - Indicate that host will be pinged using ARP request instead of ICMP ECHO.
# log - Indicate that host will be logged in the host log.
# nolog - Indicate that host will not be logged in the host log.
# Logging - if host log specified, every hosts is logged.
# If any of them is marked as nolog, it won't be logged.
# If there are only 'log' at some hosts, these will be logged
# while the rest won't. See README for more.
OPTIONS SECTION:
# Display refresh interval.
refresh_interval_ms=1000
# Successful pings' next request interval.
delay_between_pings_ms=2000
# Interval, in which if there is no reply,
# host is marked as offline and new request is sent.
host_timeout_ms=5000
# Delay of reply after which is host marked as delayed, if not specified in IP line.
long_delay_ms=3000
# Hosts specified only by domain names are resolved every 10 minutes.
# Specify other interval in seconds here if required. -1 = disable.
dns_check_s=600
# Filename where to log errors.
err_log=pingererrors
# Filename where to log host status changes.
host_log=pingerlog
# Minimum duration of the host status to log the change (in seconds).
# -1 = disable logging, 0 = log all changes.
#log_if_status_last_s=5
# ICMP packet size (see 'man ping' for details).
icmp_packet_size=0
# Title of this set of hosts. Character % is not allowed here!
title=standard set
HOSTS SECTION:
66.249.93.99=Google, log, 3000, 10000, 2000
192.168.2.1=Router, log