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# BRICKreporter Configuration File
#

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# Define the networks and/or hosts you want to be accounted. 
# "Account" means, traffic from or to these networks are counted.
#
# This will be usually your local network but can be cut down to
# one single host if you like to. 
# 
# Entries must be comma-seperated and must be in one line.
# 
# The syntax for these entries is: address/bitmask or address:netmask
# Be sure to use the "/" for bitmask entries and the ":" for quaddotted
# netmask and to seperate multiple entries by a comma.  
# Examples: 
# 192.168.10.0/24               -> Account the net 192.168.10.0-255
# 192.168.10.5/32               -> Account the host 192.168.10.5
# 192.168.10.64:255.255.255.192 -> Account the subnet 192.168.10.64-127 
# Hint: If neither a records source- nor destination-address is matching
# the NETS_TO_ACCOUNT-list, it will be dropped, even if they are not
# on the NETS_TO_DROP list. The purpose of the NETS_TO_DROP list is i
# to exclude addresses from your otherwise accounted nets.
#
# This must be set!
#
NETS_TO_ACCOUNT = 

#
# Define the networks and/or hosts you do NOT want to be counted, i.e.
# which will be dropped. You can drop both local or remote addresses,
# if you do not want them to show up in the reports. 
# Entries must be comma-seperated and must be in one line. See the 
# comments above (NETS_TO_ACCOUNT) for details.
#
NETS_TO_DROP = 

#
# Set the time period for which accounting should be done.
# You can leave away any date-field from top to bottom. That means:
# a) You give day, month and year = only that day is accounted 
# b) You only give month and year = that full month is accounted
# c) You only give the year       = that full year is accounted
# d) You give none of the above   = all information is accounted (default)
#
# Examples:    
# ACC_DATE_DAY = 21       ACC_DATE_DAY =         ACC_DATE_DAY =
# ACC_DATE_MONTH = 3      ACC_DATE_MONTH = 4     ACC_DATE_MONTH =
# ACC_DATE_YEAR = 1999    ACC_DATE_YEAR = 1999   ACC_DATE_YEAR = 1998
# = acc. 21th March '99   = acc. full April '99  = acc. full year 1998
#
ACC_DATE_DAY = 			# 1-31
ACC_DATE_MONTH = 		# 1-12
ACC_DATE_YEAR = 		# 1900-future

#
# Set this to the name of the BRICK you want to analyze (as it appears in the logfile,
# that means case is sensitive). 
#
# You can omit this entry if there is only one BRICK writing accounting-
# information into your logfile. 
#
BRICK_NAME = 

#
# Set the output format of BRICKreporter to one of the values TEXT, HTML or BOTH
# (defaults to TEXT)
#
OUTPUT_FORMAT = TEXT

#
# Set the output level format to one of the values COMPACT, SHORT or LONG
# COMPACT generates Top-Ten lists and traffic by service overview
# SHORT generates records for every source address plus the above
# LONG also adds records for every source to destination connection plus the
# above 
# (defaults to COMPACT)
#
OUTPUT_LEVEL = COMPACT

#
# Set the filename for the ascii-output
# (defaults to ./brickreporter.txt or ./brickreporter-DD.MM.YYYY.txt
# if you have set a date above or via commandline)
#
OUTPUT_TEXT_FILENAME=

#
# Set the filename for the html-output
# (defaults to ./brickreporter.html or ./brickreporter-DD.MM.YYYY.html
# if you have set a date above or via commandline)
#
OUTPUT_HTML_FILENAME=

#
# Should the source-ip-addresses be resolved to hostnames?
# Warning: Resolving all hostnames in a huge logfile may take a very, 
# very long time (though CPU-time is kept small anyway). 
# That's why this setting defaults to NO if not otherwise set here.
# Resolving is reasonably fast for COMPACT reports since only the
# the Top-Ten have to be looked up.
#
RESOLVE_SRC_IP = NO 

#
# Should the destination-ip-addresses be resolved to hostnames?
# Warning: Resolving all hostnames in a huge logfile may take a very, 
# very long time (though CPU-time is kept small anyway). 
# That's why this setting defaults to NO if not otherwise set here.
# Resolving is reasonably fast for COMPACT reports since only the
# the Top-Ten have to be looked up.
#
RESOLVE_DEST_IP = NO

#
# The SERVICES_WATERMARK defines the percentage of total traffic a
# service must reach to be listed in the "Traffic by service"-report.
# Services with less traffic are otherwise cumulated under "MISC".
# A (default) value of 0.5 % or greater is reasonable and helps you
# keeping your traffic report clear. If you really want to see all
# services in the report, set this to 0 
#
SERVICES_WATERMARK = 0.5

#
# end of BRICKreporter configuration
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