ipif/sites.example

   1 m4_dnl  This file is m4 input.  It gives a list of the known sites
   2 m4_dnl  participating in the Sinister Greenend Organisation VPN.
   3 m4_dnl
   4 m4_dnl  It should not usually be edited locally, BUT it should be
   5 m4_dnl  reviewed locally as installing a malicious copy would be
   6 m4_dnl  equivalent to giving it control over your computer !
   7 m4_dnl
   8 m4_dnl  It defines settings for each site.  Settings here
   9 m4_dnl  can be overridden by things in `global', and on a per-
  10 m4_dnl  tunnel basis by entries in `tunnels'.
  11
  12 SITE(relativity)
  13 SET(    rend,           [172.31.80.6])
  14 SET(    rnets,          [172.18.45.0/24])
  15
  16 SITE(greenend)
  17 SET(    rpublic,        [sinister.dynamic.greenend.org.uk])
  18 SET(    rend,           [192.168.73.70])
  19 SET(    rnets,          [192.168.0.0/23,192.168.73.0/24,172.16.22.0/24])
  20 SET(    rcommandprefix, [PATH=/usr/local/bin:'$PATH'])
  21 SET(    proto,          [slip])
  22
  23 SITE(rapun)
  24 SET(    rpublic,        [rapun.sel.cam.ac.uk])
  25 SET(    rend,           [172.31.80.10])
  26
  27 SITE(chiark)
  28 SET(    rpublic,        [login.chiark.greenend.org.uk])
  29 SET(    rend,           [172.31.80.8])
  30
  31 SITE(ecstacy)
  32 SET(    rpublic,        [ecstacy.dynamic.greenend.org.uk])
  33 SET(    rend,           [172.31.80.7])
  34 SET(    rnets,          [192.168.76.0/24])
  35 SET(    rcommandprefix, [PATH=/usr/local/bin:'$PATH'])