pingpanel/config.cfg

#-- Main Section:
## ! Do not change nor delete the Main-Section name ([Main]) !
## ! Do not use quotation marks, neither for keys nor for values !
[Main]

## The title addendum to PingPanel on top of the site and in the browser window title.
## Pay attention to the length when using on smartphones.
TitleAdd = 

## Port the Webserver listen on:
ListenPort = 8888

## Address the Webserver is bound on:
ListenAddr = 0.0.0.0

## Using secure HTTPS conections:
## Using HTTPS, comment out the following three parameters.
## Of course, the file names are freely choosable here, relative to the current directory.
#UseHTTPS = true
#CertFile = server.crt
#KeyFile = server.key


## Location of the 'fping' command, without any quotation marks (defaults to: fping)
fpingCommand = fping

#-- fping related parameters (see https://fping.org/fping.8.html):
## Fping-interval:
##- from manpage - The minimum amount of time (in milliseconds) between sending a ping packet to any target
##- from manpage - (default is 10, minimum is 1).
## Increasing this value has a major impact on the runtime of a single ping round when a high number of hosts are pinged.
## PingPanel default is 1.
Fping-interval = 1

## Fping-period:
##- from manpage - This parameter sets the time in milliseconds that fping waits between successive
##- from manpage - packets to an individual target. Default is 1000 and minimum is 10.
## PingPanel default is 100.
Fping-period = 100

#-- End fping related params


## LoopInterval:
## The time that the program sleeps (in seconds) between ping runs (default is 3).
## Since the ping is executed asynchronously, this LoopInterval is the waiting time between two completed
## consecutive ping subprocesses. The time required by the ping subprocess itself depends on the number of hosts
## and the fping parameters defined above. Tip: fiddle around with the shown fping command (argument PingPanel -v)
## within the Linux 'time' command to find the optimal value for your needs.
LoopInterval = 3

## FlashThreshold:
## Number of ping rounds for which a host does not respond until the status light changes from flashing red to permanently red.
FlashThreshold = 3


#-- User specified sections follow
## The following sections consist of a section name followed by IP-Addresses with an associated comment.
## The section name must be in square brackets and is case-sensitive. At least one section name must exist.
## IP-Addresses can be in IPv4 or in IPv6 format and are delimited by an equal-sign (=) from comment.
## Everything after the equal-sign is considered a comment. HTML-Tags are allowed in comment, but be careful
## not to overload the page.
## The comment can be omitted.
## Leading and trailing whitespace is removed from comment and IP-Address by the program.
[LOCAL]
192.168.1.1		= One
192.168.1.2		= Two
192.168.1.3		= Three
192.168.1.4		= Four
192.168.1.7		= Seven
192.168.1.8		= Eight
192.168.1.9	= 
192.168.1.10	= Router Number Ten
192.168.1.11	= Switch Number Eleven


[Zum Fröhlichen Zehnernetz]
10.0.0.1    = happy 1
10.0.0.2    = happy 2
10.0.0.3    = happy 3
10.0.0.4    = happy 4
10.0.0.5    = happy 5
10.0.1.100  = 


[REMOTE]
212.51.140.225			= <span style="color: yellow">ZweierNet.ch</span>
2a02:168:6229::10		= <span style="color: blue">ZweierNet.ch IPv6</span>
8.8.8.8					= The Quad Eight
2001:4860:4860::8888 	= Quad Eight IPv6
9.9.9.9					= The Nines
2620:fe::9				= The Nines IPv6
1.1.1.1					= The One and One and One and One
2606:4700:4700::1111 	= The Ones IPv6