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#
# deadman config
#
googleDNS 8.8.8.8
quad9 9.9.9.9
mroot 202.12.27.33
mroot6 2001:dc3::35
kame 210.155.141.200
kame6 2001:2f0:0:8800::1:1
#
# ping via ssh relay host.
#
# Syntax
# Name Address relay=SSHHOST os=Linux user=USER key=RSAKEYPATH
#
# In order to use ssh-relay, "relay" attribute must be specified.
# if "os" is not specified, same OS name running the daedman is used.
#google-via-ssh 173.194.117.176 relay=X.X.X.X os=Linux
#
# ping via snmpping (SNMPv2). See RFC4560.
#
# Syntax
# Name Address relay=SNMPHOST via=snmp community=COMMUNITY
#
#googleDNS-via-snmp 8.8.8.8 relay=X.X.X.X via=snmp community=public
#
# ping via network namespace (Linux only).
# Note: root privilege is required to exec anything on netns
#
# Syntax
# Name Address relay=NETNSNAME via=netns
#
#googleDNS-via-netns 8.8.8.8 relay=netns1 via=netns
#
# ping via vrf (Linux only).
# Note: root privilege is required to exec anything on vrf
#
# Syntax
# Name Address relay=VRFNAME via=vrf
#
#googleDNS-via-vrf 8.8.8.8 relay=vrf1 via=vrf
#
# tcp based ping (Linux only).
# Note: root privilege is required to manipulate raw-socket
# Note: tested with only linux, but macOS can be work.
#
# Syntax
# Name Address tcp=dstport:80
#
#wide-tcp80 203.178.136.59 tcp=dstport:80