# Base config file for Pandora FMS agents
# Version 7.0NG.748, GNU/Linux
# Licensed under GPL license v2,
# Copyright (c) 2003-2009 Artica Soluciones Tecnologicas
# http://www.pandorafms.com

# General Parameters
# ==================

server_ip 	192.168.50.1
server_path 	/var/spool/pandora/data_in
temporal c:\pandora\temp
logfile c:\pandora\log\pandora_agent.log
#include c:\pandora\pandora_agent_alt.conf
#broker_agent name_agent

# Interval in seconds, 300 by default
interval    	30

# Debug mode only generate XML, and stop after first execution, 
# and does not copy XML to server.
debug 		0

# Optional. UDP Server to receive orders from outside
# By default is disabled, set 1 to enable
# Set port (41122 by default) 
# Set address to restrict who can order a agent restart (0.0.0.0 = anybody)
#
udp_server 1
udp_server_port 41122
udp_server_auth_address 0.0.0.0

# By default, agent takes machine name
# agent_name     WinNT4_Test

#Parent agent_name
#parent_agent_name caprica

# Agent description
#description This is a demo agent for Linux

# Group assigned for this agent (descriptive, p.e: Servers)
#group Servers

# Group password (if defined).
#group_password

# Autotime: Enforce to server to ignore timestamp coming from this
# agent, used when agents has no timer or it's inestable. 1 to enable
# this feature
#autotime 1

# Timezone offset: Difference with the server timezone
#timezone_offset 0

# Agent position paramters
# Those parameters define the geographical position of the agent 

# latitude 
#latitude 0
# longitude
#longitude 0
# altitude
#altitude 0

#Position description
#position_description Madrid, centro

# By default agent try to take default encoding defined in host.
#encoding 	UTF-8

# Listening TCP port for remote server. By default is 41121 (for tentacle)
# if you want to use SSH use 22, and FTP uses 21.
server_port	41121

# Transfer mode: tentacle, ftp, ssh or local 
transfer_mode tentacle

# Server password (Tentacle or FTP). Leave empty for no password (default).
#server_pwd mypassword

# Set to yes/no to enable/disable OpenSSL support for Tentacle (disabled by default).
#server_ssl no

# Extra options for the Tentacle client (for example, server_opts "-v -r 5").
#server_opts

# delayed_startup defines number of MINUTES before start execution
# for first time when startup Pandora FMS Agent
#delayed_startup 10

# Pandora nice defines priority of execution. Less priority means more intensive execution
# A recommended value is 10. 0 priority means no Pandora CPU protection enabled (default)
#pandora_nice 0

# Cron mode replace Pandora FMS own task schedule each XX interval seconds by the use
# of old style cron. You should add to crontab Pandora FMS agent script to use this mode.
# This is disabled by default, and is not recommended.  Use Pandora FMS internal scheduler
# is much more safe
#cron_mode 

# If set to 1 allows the agent to be configured via the web console (Only Enterprise version) 
remote_config 0

# Default 0, set to 1 to avoid module executions and report to server
# standby 1

# Number of threads to execute modules in parallel
#agent_threads 1

# User the agent will run as
#pandora_user root

# Secondary server configuration
# ==============================

# If secondary_mode is set to on_error, data files are copied to the secondary
# server only if the primary server fails. If set to always, data files are
# always copied to the secondary server.
#secondary_mode on_error
#secondary_server_ip localhost
#secondary_server_path /var/spool/pandora/data_in
#secondary_server_port 41121
#secondary_transfer_mode tentacle
#secondary_server_pwd mypassword
#secondary_server_ssl no
#secondary_server_opts

# Module Definition
# =================

# System information

# vmstat syntax depends on linux distro and vmstat command version, please check before use it
module_begin 
module_name Disk_Free_C
module_type generic_data
module_exec dir c:\ | grep "bytes [a-z]*" | gawk "{ print $1 }" | tr -d ","
module_end

module_begin 
module_name Service_EventLog
module_type generic_proc
module_exec net start | grep "EventLog" | wc -l | tr -d " "
module_end

module_begin
module_name Free_RAM
module_type generic_data
module_exec mem | grep "XMS" | gawk "{ print $1 }"
module_end