############################################################################# # Pandora FMS Server Parameters # Pandora FMS, the Flexible Monitoring System. # http://www.pandorafms.com # Please change it for your setup needs ############################################################################# # Servername: Name of this server # if not given, it takes hostname. It's preferable to setup one # because machine name could change by some reason. #servername adama # incomingdir: Defines directory where incoming data packets are stored # You could set directory relative to base path or absolute, starting with / incomingdir /var/spool/pandora/data_in # log_file: Main logfile for pandora_server # You could set file relative to base path or absolute, starting with / log_file /var/log/pandora/pandora_server.log # Log file for Pandora FMS SNMP console. Its generated by NetSNMP Trap daemon snmp_logfile /var/log/pandora/pandora_snmptrap.log # Error logfile: aux logfile for pandora_server errors (in Daemon mode) # You could set file relative to base path or absolute, starting with / errorlog_file /var/log/pandora/pandora_server.error # dbname: Database name (pandora by default dbname pandora # dbuser: Database user name (pandora by default) dbuser pandora # daemon: Runs in daemon mode (background) if 1, if 0 runs in foreground # this could be setup on command line with -D option # daemon 1 # dbpass: Database password dbpass pandora # dbhost: Database hostname or IP address dbhost localhost # verbosity: level of detail on errors/messages (0 default, 1 verbose, 2 debug.... 10 noisy) # -v in command line (verbose) or -d (debug) verbosity 1 # Master Server, 1 if master server (normal mode), 0 for slave mode (slave in multi-server setup) master 1 # Check datafiles using a MD5 hash, 1 to check (default), 0 to ignore .checksum checksum 0 # Activate Pandora SNMP console (depending on snmptrapd) # only available on Pandora Network server snmpconsole 1 # Activate (1) Pandora Network Server networkserver 1 # Activate (1) Pandora Data Server dataserver 1 # Activate (1) Pandora FMS Recon server reconserver 1 # pluginserver : 1 or 0. Set to 1 to activate plugin server with this setup # DISABLED BY DEFAULT pluginserver 0 # Pandora FMS Plugin exec tool filepath (by default at /usr/local/bin) plugin_exec /usr/local/bin/pandora_exec # predictionserver : 1 or 0. Set to 1 to activate prediction server with this setup # DISABLED BY DEFAULT predictionserver 0 # wmiserver : 1 or 0. Set to 1 to activate WMI server with this setup # DISABLED BY DEFAULT wmiserver 0 # Network timeout (in seconds) for timeout in network connections for Network agents network_timeout 2 # Server keepalive (in seconds) server_keepalive 45 # Server Threshold: defines number of seconds of main loop (in sec) server_threshold 1 # Network threads: Do not set too high (~40). Each threads make a network module check. network_threads 5 # icmp_checks x : defines number of pings for each icmp_proc module type. at least one of # that ping should be 1 to report 1 icmp_checks 1 # tcp specific options : # tcp_checks: number of tcp retries if first attempt fails. # tcp_timeout: specific timeout for tcp connections tcp_checks 1 tcp_timeout 30 # snmp specific options : # snmp_checks: number of snmp request retries if first attempt fails. # snmp_timeout: specific timeout for snmp request. snmp_checks 1 snmp_timeout 3 # snmp_proc_deadresponse 1 (default): Return DOWN if cannot contact # or receive NULL from a SNMP PROC module. snmp_proc_deadresponse 1 # plugin_threads: Specify number of plugin server threads for processing plugin calls plugin_threads 3 # plugin_timeout: Specify number of seconds calling plugin exec waiting for response # after this time, call is aborted and result is "unknown". plugin_timeout 5 # wmi_timeout : specific timeout for wmi request. wmi_timeout 10 # wmi_threads: Specify number of WMI server threads for processing WMI remote calls wmi_threads 2 # recon_threads. Each thread will scan a different scantask. recon_threads 2 # dataserver_threads: Number of threads for data server (XML processing threads) dataserver_threads 2 # mta_address: External Mailer (MTA) IP Address to be used by Pandora FMS internal email capabilities # mta_address 192.168.50.1 mta_address localhost # mta_port: MTA port (default 25) # mta_port 25 # mta_user: MTA User (if needed for auth) # mta_pass: MTA Pass (if needed for auth) # mta_auth: MTA Auth system (if needed, support: LOGIN PLAIN CRAM-MD5 DIGEST-MD) # mta_from: Email address that sends the mail, by default is pandora@localhost # probably you need to change it to avoid problems with your antispam # xprobe2: Optional package to detect OS types using advanced TCP/IP # fingerprinting tecniques, much more accurates than stadard nmap. # If not provided, nmap is used insted xprobe2 xprobe2 /usr/bin/xprobe2 # nmap: If provided, is used to detect OS type with recon server using # advanded OS fingerprint technique. Xprobe2 gives more accurate results # Nmap is also used to do TCP port scanning in detected host. nmap /usr/bin/nmap # snmpget: Needed to do SNMP checks. By default is on /usr/bin/snmpget snmpget /usr/bin/snmpget # Default group id for new agents created with Pandora FMS Data Server autocreate_group 2 # Set to 1 if want to autocreate agents with Pandora FMS Data Server, # set to 0 to disable autocreate 1 # max_log_size: Specify max size of Pandora FMS server log file (1MB by default). If # log file grows above this limit, is renamed to "pandora_server.log.old". max_log_size 65536 # Send XML over Multicast channels async uptades on events and sync full tree # info of tagged items (With custom ID) (only enterprise). # mcast_status_port 22222 # mcast_status_group 224.1.1.1 # mcast_change_port 11111 # mcast_change_group 224.1.1.1 # max_queue_files (250 by default) # When server have more than max_queue_files in incoming directory, skips the read # the directory to avoid filesystem overhead. max_queue_files 250 # Use the XML file last modification time as timestamp. # use_xml_timestamp 1 # Pandora FMS will autorestart itself each XXX seconds, use this if you experience problems with # shutting down threads, or other stability problems. # auto_restart 86400