# run-stages/collectors-with-ping - run all the other collectors in parallel
# $Id: collectors-with-ping,v 1.1 2002/07/11 11:58:07 remstats Exp $
#
# Note: we are chdir'd to @@TMPDIR@@ first
# Note2: stderr will be sent to NAME.$$
# Note3: you'll need the -u and -F flags for the collectors if you're not
#	running the ping stage (see collectors-with-ping)
#
# NAME ASYNC FREQ COMMAND
#
# For collecting from Cisco's Access Servers with screwy MIBs
#cisco-access-server no 300 cisco-access-server-collector -F -u | updater cisco-access-server
#
# For collecting from a remote database (accessable via Perl's DBI)
dbi no 300 dbi-collector -F -u | updater dbi
#
# For collecting from remote log-files (via the log-server)
log no 300 log-collector -F -u | updater log
#
# For collecting from NT boxen
nt-status no 300 nt-status-collector -F -u | updater nt-status
#
# For collecting protocol distributions from an ntop server
# Ntop wasn't stable for me, so there was not much point in running a the
# collector against ntop which wasn't there half the time.
#ntop no 300 ntop-collector -F -u | updater ntop
#
# For collecting ICMP ping reachability
# Don't run the ping stage if you're using this.
ping no 300 ping-collector -F -u | updater ping
#
# For collecting by connecting to a port on remote machines
port no 300 port-collector -F -u | updater port
#
# For collecting ping info originating on a remote server.
# This isn't being maintained any more.  I only have one site.
# Also I have better ideas about how to implement this kind of thing.
#remoteping no 300 remoteping-collector -F -u | updater remoteping
#
# For collecting via SNMP
snmp no 300 snmp-collector -F -u | updater snmp
#
# This doesn't scale to a full Internet BGP feed, but might be usefull
# if you were dealing with a small set of routes.
#snmp-route no 300 snmp-route-collector -F -u | updater snmp-route
#
# For collecting from remote unix boxen via the unix-status-server
unix-status no 300 unix-status-collector -F -u | updater unix-status
