#
# Top Level Defaults
#

Target	--default--
	dataDir				= %auto-base%/../cricket-data/%auto-target-path%
	rrd-datafile		= %dataDir%/%auto-target-name%.rrd
	rrd-poll-interval	= 300
	snmp-host			= %auto-target-name%
	snmp-community		= public
	snmp-port			= 161
	snmp				= %snmp-community%@%snmp-host%:%snmp-port%

OID	sysUptime  			1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0

dataSource --default--
	rrd-ds-type		=   COUNTER
	# if no updates are received for 30 minutes, consider the datasource
	# unknown -- i.e. dead
	rrd-heartbeat	=	1800

# rra
#
# The RRA dictionary specifies the config of the datafiles on disk.
# Unles you really know what you are doing, don't muck around with these.
# Trust me, the defaults will do what you want.

# this set of RRA's exactly duplicates the storage capacity of a
# rateup logfile (this assumes rrd-poll-interval is 300 (5 min))

# The second field (0.5, below) is NEW as of RRD 0.99. It
# is the xfiles-factor, which used to be in the target
# dictionary.

# one point per 5 minutes, spanning 50 hours
rra		5minAve	    AVERAGE:0.5:1:600	   
# one point per 30 minutes, spanning 12 days
rra		30minAve	AVERAGE:0.5:6:600     
# one point every 2 hours, spanning 50 days
rra		2hrAve		AVERAGE:0.5:24:600    
rra		2hrMax		MAX:0.5:24:600
# one point every day, spanning 600 days
rra		1dayAve		AVERAGE:0.5:288:600 
rra		1dayMax		MAX:0.5:288:600

# we will add datasources to each specific target-type later
targetType	--default--
	rra	=	"5minAve, 30minAve, 2hrAve, 2hrMax, 1dayAve, 1dayMax"

# The HTML dict has bits and pieces of HTML that gets used
# by the grapher.

html	body-options	bgcolor=white

html	page-header
    <!-- you could put your company logo on every page here: -->
    <!-- <img src="images/company-logo.gif" align=left> -->
    <h1>%auto-title%</h1>
    <br clear=left>

html    contact-name 
    <a href="mailto:tech-admin@comfuture.net">Administrator</a> 
  
html    contact 
    For questions or comments about this data, contact 
    %contact-name%. 

html 	page-footer
	<table width=100% cellpadding=3>
		<tr>
		<td>
			%contact%
		</td>
		</tr>
	</table>
    <p>
        <font color=red>%auto-error%</font>
    </p>

html	head
	<title>%auto-title%</title>
#	<link rel="stylesheet" src="cricket.css" type="text/css">

# Colors are in HTML #RRGGBB format, without the #
# I'm not very creative. Cool color schemes would be a welcome addition.

color	dark-green	00cc00
color	blue		0000ff
color	red			ff0000
color	cyan		00ffff
color	magenta		ff00ff
color	yellow		ffff00
color	dark-red	cc0000
color	dark-blue	0000cc
# thanks to Shannon Reis <sreis@fastlane.net> for these
color   cornflower      0080C0 
color   light-purple    8080C0 
color   pink            FF0080 
color   purple          800080 
color   deep-blue       0000A0 
color   green           408080 
color   brown           808000 
color   black           000000 
color   neongrn         00FF00 
color   skyblue         0080FF 
color   orange          FF8000 
color   burntorng       800000 
color   purply          FB31FB 

# this tells the grapher which colors to choose first, if
# it was not given colors
color	--order--		"dark-green, blue, red, cyan, magenta, yellow,
	dark-red, dark-blue, cornflower, light-purple, pink, purple,
	deep-blue, green, brown, black, neongrn, skyblue, orange, burntorng
	purply"

# graph
#
# This dictionary controls how data is presented.

graph   --default-- 
    draw-as = LINE1
    width   = 500
    height  = 200
	interleaved	=	false
	# Set these by looking at what size RRD makes your
	# finished graphs. It's too much trouble to try to calculate
	# them at runtime. If there is any doubt, don't set them. Bad hints
	# are worse than no hints!
	width-hint	= 596
	height-hint	= 267
	# if this attribute exists, then vertical rules will be placed
	# on the graphs at every zero-time, i.e. midnight, Monday, first of
	# the month, first of the year.
	vrule-color	=	red

# map
#
# This dict is used to control the instance mapping code.
# See the docs for more information about the map dictionary.

# This is a neat map that will let you tie Cricket target
# names to the extended interface descriptions that Ciscos
# support (called "aliases" by the MIB). For example, 
# if your target name is "corporate-ds3", then do
# this on your Cisco:
#
#	router#config term
#	router(config)#int Hssi/0/0/0
#	router(config-if)#description [corporate-ds3] 45 Mbps DS3 to Corporate
#	router(config-if)#^Z
#
# And set inst to "map(alias-matches-target)" for that target.

map alias-matches-target
    base-oid    =   ifAlias
    match       =   /^.*\\[%auto-target-name%\\].*$/

# events can be associated with a target, and then those
# events will be marked on the graph.

event   --default--
    color   =   magenta