#### ASpath-tree v.4.2 - Released on Thu APR 17 2003, h.16:58:12
#### File: etc/ASpath-tree.config Last modified on Thu APR 17 2003, h.16:44:43


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# ASpath-tree CONFIGURATION FILE #
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# Full path to the directory where you have installed the ASpath-tree
# scripts. It is the directory where the script create-bgp-pages is
# located
HOMEDIR = %%PREFIX%%/var/aspathree/

# Router you are using. Currently supported platforms include Cisco, Juniper
# and Zebra routers. Allowed values are "CISCO", "JUNIPER" , "ZEBRA" and
# "ZEBRA93" (for zebra versions 093x or newer, where the format of the
# IPv6 BGP is changed). Default value is "CISCO".
#
# ROUTER = ZEBRA

# Normally ASpath-tree does not run on the router platform. If you want to do
# so, e.g. in the case you want to run it on the same machine where the ZEBRA
# code is running, set the LOCAL parameter to 1. In this case, setting the
# parameters RSHDIR, ROUTERADDR and ROUTERUSER becomes useless.
#
# LOCAL = 1

# Full path to the directory where the rsh command is installed on the unix
# system you are using
RSHDIR = /usr/bin

# IP address of the cisco router from which the BGP4+ routing information
# has to be retrieved
ROUTERADDR = 192.100.100.100

# The rsh user which have been enabled on the cisco router with the
# command:
#         ip rcmd remote-host
#              <router-user> <client-ip-address>  <client-user>
# or the telnet user. See ROUTERUSERPASS also.
ROUTERUSER = router

# The password of the telnet user which have been enabled on the cisco
# router to issue 'show bgp ipv6' command. Set up only if you want to
# use the telnet mode.
# ROUTERUSERPASS = router

# The full path to the directory where the generated html files have to be
# placed. If you do not specify this option the html files are stored under
# the htdocs/ directory which comes with the distribution
#
# HTMLDIR = /usr/local/httpd/htdocs/bgp

# The contactname which is placed at the bottom of the generated html pages
CONTACTNAME = Your IPv6 group

# e-mail address of the contact person. It is placed at the bottom of the
# generated html pages together with the contactname
 CONTACTMAIL = your@ipv6.mail

# The name of your IPv6 site. It is used as the root of the BGP4+ routing
# tree displayed by the generated html pages
SITENAME = Your IPv6 project

# The name of the image file (for instance a graphical logo representing
# your IPv6 site) to be placed at the beginning of the generated html
# pages. The image file must be stored in the icons/ subdirectory which
# must be present under the directory where the html files are stored.
# If you do not specify this option no image is displayed
#
# SITEPICTURE = logo.gif

# The URL for the 6Bone whois service. If you do not specify this parameter
# the whois server is assumed to be located at:
#             http://whois.6bone.net/cgi-bin/whois
#
# WHOISLINK = http://whois.6bone.net/cgi-bin/whois

# A flag to enable the display of the last changes on the tree. Set
CHANGESFLAG = 1
# to see the display as html pages accessible from a link within the tree pages

# A flag to control which routes are filtered out from the output of
# ASpath-tree. Deafult is none.
# FILTEROUT = 1 excludes all suppressed routes
# FILTEROUT = 2 excludes the suppressed routes learned from iBGP

# A flag to enable the generation of the 6Bone backbone and the "2001" trees. Set
# MORETREES = 1
# to see the additional tree pages.

# Full path to the executable file of the RIPE whois client distribution
# installed on the same WS that hosts ASpath-tree
# This parameter is needed only if you want to update via ASpath-tree the
# useful information available on whois DBs connected to the Internet
RIPEWHOISCLIENT = %%PREFIX%%/bin/whois3

#### ASpath-tree v.4.2 - Released on Thu APR 17 2003, h.16:58:12
#### File: etc/ASpath-tree.config Last modified on Thu APR 17 2003, h.16:44:43