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NODEUPDOWN.CONF(5)		 LIBNODEUPDOWN		    NODEUPDOWN.CONF(5)

NAME
       nodeupdown.conf	-  specify alternate default values for the nodeupdown
       library

DESCRIPTION
       Through a configuration file, system administrators  may	 override  the
       default	values	used in the nodeupdown_load_data(3) API function.  The
       configuration specified in this file takes precedence over any configu‐
       ration values found in a configuration module.

       The configuration file is stored at /etc/nodeupdown.conf.

CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
       The following are a list of configuration options that can be specified
       in the configuration file.  Each configuration option must be listed on
       a  separate  line.  Arguments for an option are separated by any amount
       of whitespace.  Multiple arguments are also  separated  by  whitespace.
       Comments	 can  be  marked  by using the pound sign ("#") character, and
       lines can be continued on the next using backslash ("\").

       hostnames host1 host2 host3 ...

	      Specify the hostname of the server to reach.  Multiple hostnames
	      can be listed up to a maximum of 8.

       port num

	      Specify the port.

       timeout_len seconds

	      Specify the timeout length in seconds.

FILES
       /etc/nodeupdown.conf

SEE ALSO
       whatsup(1), libnodeupdown(3), nodeupdown_load_data(3)

LLNL				 November 2003		    NODEUPDOWN.CONF(5)

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