Changeset 64 for trunk/README

Timestamp:

02/04/08 10:25:10 (15 years ago)

Author:

andreu

Message:

 

Files:

• trunk/README (modified) (6 diffs)

trunk/README

@@ -3 +3 @@
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-        tar xvzf renetcol-0.0.11.tar.gz
-        cd renetcol-0.0.11
+        tar xvzf renetcol-0.0.12.tar.gz
+        cd renetcol-0.0.12
         ./configure
         (./configure --help)
-        (before the make command you MUST change some values in renetcol.h, see below)
+        (before the make command you MUST change some values in renetcolParam.h, see below)
         make
         make install (if you want)
@@ -15 +15 @@
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-Change the following values in renetcol.h *REQUIRED*:
-#define RECEPTION_ADDRESS "10.0.0.1" 
-#define RECEPTION_PORT 9999
-(this two values are the values configured on your routers to export Netflow
-datagrams)
+You must changed some values in renetcolParam.h *REQUIRED*:
 
- --------------------------------------
-| Collector requirements before start  |
- --------------------------------------
+ -----------------------------------------------------
+| Collector requirements before start / Configuration |
+ -----------------------------------------------------
 
-        - create your IPv4 prefix file (or keep the default for test: 
-IPv4_prefix.txt, in "quick start" with "--enable-ipv4agg=no" you don't 
-need a such file
-        - create your router list file *REQUIRED* (exemple in src/routers.txt):
-syntax: <id> <name> <first IPv4 address> <second IPv4 or NULL>
-keep this first line: 0 null 0.0.0.0 null
+   - create your IPv4 prefix/subnet file (or keep the default for test: 
+IPv4_prefix.txt. If you don't need aggregation you can keed the default and select "--enable-ipv4agg=no" in configure procedure
+   
+   - create your router list file *REQUIRED* 
+          (exemple in conf/routers.txt):
+     syntax: <id> <name> <first IPv4 address> <second IPv4 or NULL>
+     keep this first line: 0 null 0.0.0.0 null
 
 Note: no comment lines in this two files.
@@ -43 +40 @@
         ./renetcolMsgCtl ... : to kill the message queue if you kill renetcol  
 
+We recommand to use the script check.sh (in tool/) to launch renetcol. This script required in parameters the path to renetcol. We can also put the script in your root crontab to verify the collector state:
+5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55 * * * * /bin/sh <path>/renetcol-0.0.12/tool/check.sh <path>/renetcol-0.0.12/
+
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 | Commands exemples |
  -------------------
 
-colnet:/tmp/renetcol_user/src# ./renetcol routers.txt IPv4_prefix.txt rules.txt
-
-colnet:/tmp/renetcol_user/src# ./renetcolSender renetcol 1 rules.txt
-
 colnet:/tmp/renetcol_user/src# killall renetcol
 colnet:/tmp/renetcol_user/src# killall renetcolSender
 colnet:/tmp/renetcol_user/src# ./renetcolMsgCtl renetcol
-
-We recommand to use in a crontab the script check.sh who is in tool/ directory.
 
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@@ -63 +57 @@
     on Linux:
        cd tool
-       python renetcolGUI_0_0_7.py
+       python renetcolGUI.py
     on Win32:
-       copy the file renetcolGUI_0_0_7.py on your system
+       copy the file renetcolGUI.py on your system
        install python, GTK and requirements:
                for python:
@@ -80 +74 @@
                 - line 47 to 53 : IP protocol choice and collector address
 
-    *REQUIRED* In this release (0.0.11) the client tool host MUST be have a
+    *REQUIRED* In this release the client tool host MUST be have a
  reverse DNS for his name. If not the collector will not be able to 
 communicate with the client. Explication: the rules are registered on the 
@@ -87 +81 @@
         O socket 53.renater.fr 2222
         C 60 = 6
-It's not a requirement for rules applied directly in this file (with an 
-editor).
         
     Note: For your first action from the client to the collector it's