# See the spong.hosts man page for additional documentation.
#
# Don't be afraid.  This is a configuration file that defines two things, 1)
# who is respondsible for systems, and how do you get ahold of them, and 2)
# what systems are supposed to be monitored.  There are two Perl "hashs" that
# define this information.  If you don't know Perl, don't be scared, you
# really just need to copy the templates for each human or host that are
# included in the comments.
#
# First, the HUMANS.  The following describes the %HUMANS hash.
#
# %HUMANS = ( [stanza], [stanza], [stanza] );
#
# where [stanza] is a second hash, that looks like the following:
#
#  'unix-staff' =>    { name  => 'unix Support',
# 	                email => 'unix-support@mydomain.com',
# 		        skytel => '1234567' },
#
# In Perl lingo, %HUMAN is a hash of hashes, that define a set of variables for
# each human to contact.  The variables are the name of the person, their
# email address (if applicable), and their skytel pager number (if applicable)

 %HUMANS = (
 'sjohnson' =>    { name  => 'Stephen L Johnson',
	              email => 'sjohnson@monsters.org'
                  },
# 'sjohnson-phone' => { name => 'My phone',
#                       alltelsms => '5018316007',
#                     },
# 'group-test' => { name => 'A contact group for testing',
#                   group => 'sjohnson,sjohnson-phone',
#                 },
);
 
# ===========================================================================

# Now, the HOSTS.  The following describes the %HOSTS hash.
#
# %HOSTS = ( [stanza], [stanza], [stanza] );
#
# where [stanza] is a second hash, that looks like the following:
#
# 'www.myhost.com' =>        	{ services => 'ftp smtp http',
#				  contact  => 'unix-staff',
#				  down     => [ '1:05:30-06:30' ] },
#
# In Perl lingo, %HOSTS is a hash of hashes, that define a set of variables
# for each host to check.  The variables are a string listing the network
# services running on that host, the contact person if there is a problem,
# the group that machine belongs to, and any regularly scheduled system down
# times (format is day:starthr:startmin-endhr:endmin).


%HOSTS = (
 'godzilla.monsters.org' => {
                  readme   => "Godzilla switched from an old hub machine to a VoIP server",
                  comments => [ 'This is an example of extra fields in Spong',
                                'Spong ignores any fields that it does not understand',
                                'These fields can be used by other add ons or applications',
                              ],
                  'down:ftp' => ['*:15:00-15:59'],
#                  services => 'ping: ftp smtp dns nfs http ntp ssh snmp: interfaces',
                  services => 'ping: ntp ssh',
                  ip_addr  => [ '208.191.248.2' ],
                  snmp_community => 'local-read',
                  expect_oid => '1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.250.10',
 },

 'zero.monsters.org' => { services => 'ping: smtp imap http ssh dns',
                          ip_addr => ['208.191.248.1', ],
                        },

 'rodan.monsters.org' => { services => 'ping: ssh',
                           ip_addr => ['208.191.248.4'],
                        },

 'mothra.monsters.org'  => { services => 'ping: ssh dns smtp ntp nfs telnet',
                             ip_addr => ['208.191.248.5'],
                           },
 'tivo1.monsters.org'   => { services => 'ping',
                             ip_addr => ['172.16.0.16'],
                           },
 'tivo2.monsters.org'   => { services => 'ping',
                             ip_addr  => ['172.16.0.32'],
                           },
 'wlan-ap.monsters.org' => { services => 'ping',
                             ip_addr  => ['172.16.0.31'],
                           },
 'gateway.monsters.org' => { services => '',
                              ip_addr => ['208.191.248.6'],
                            },

 'core1-fa1-1-0.ltrkar.swbell.net' => { services => '',
                                        ip_addr => ['151.164.64.66'],
                                       },

);

1;