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# This is a template configuration file for prelude-correlator
#
# [BruteForcePlugin]
# disable = false
#

# Disable BusinessHour correlation by default since it is very verbose
[BusinessHourPlugin]
disable = true

#
# [OpenSSHAuthPlugin]
# disable = false
#
# [EventScanPlugin]
# disable = false
#
# [EventStormPlugin]
# disable = false
#
# [EventSweepPlugin]
# disable = false
#
# [WormPlugin]
# disable = false
# repeat-target = 5
#
# [DshieldPlugin]
# disable = false
#
# How often the Dshield database should be reloaded (download + reload)
# (default: once a week). 0 to disable reloading.
# reload  = 604800
#
# The server address where the Dshield database is loaded from:
# server  = www.dshield.org
#
# URI used to retrive the dshield database:
# uri     = /ipsascii.html?limit=10000
#
# Define the maximum allowed time for downloading the database
# (only work with Python >= 2.6, default is 10 seconds)
# timeout = 10

# This plugin will report CorrelationAlert for events / sets of events
# that appear to have passed through a firewall known to protect the
# target machine.
#
# If no firewall ever emit block concerning a given host, then this host
# is considered un-protected, and there is no point in reporting
# CorrelationAlert.
#
# The 'flush-protected-hosts' variable allow you to define how much
# time a given target hosts should be considered as protected when a
# firewall drop is noticed for this machine.
#
# The plugin is disabled by default since it tend to be very verbose

[FirewallPlugin]
disable = True
flush-protected-hosts = 3600


##
# Logging configuration might also be defined in this file:
# http://docs.python.org/library/logging.html