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Configuration information for Big Brother's Scripts
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1.	Decide where your Big Brother Servers will be.

	You'll need a machine running a Web server to display the results
	of the Big Brother test.  This machine is internally known to 
	Big Brother as BBDISPLAY.

	If you have a modem and kermit available somewhere on your network
	then Big Brother can act as a pager server.  This machine is 
	internally known to Big Brother as BBPAGER.  This can be the same
	machine as BBDISPLAY. 

2.	Configure the bb-hosts file.

	The bb-hosts file controls where Big Brother looks for things
	and the actions that are taken.  The format is identical to the 
	standard /etc/hosts file, except with additional directives
	for Big Brother.

	Lines are of the format:

		<IP-ADDR>	<HOSTNAME>	# <DIRECTIVES>

	Directives the Big Brother knows about are:

		BBDISPLAY	Machine with Web Server to display results
		BBPAGER		Machine to act as the pager server
		http://<path>	Test http connections for this server & path
		firewall	Machine is a firewall (special telnet rules)
		router		This is a router (special router rules)

	This is a sample bb-hosts file:
	#
	# BIG BROTHER HOSTS FILE
	#
	204.101.110.102	solario4 	# BBDISPLAY BBPAGER
	204.101.110.95	admin		# http://admin/
	204.101.110.108	ctnet 

2.	Configure the bbdef.sh file

	bbdef.sh is where you configure how Big Brother reacts to a 
	variety of situations that may arise.  You can establish levels
	for warnings, panics, and whether or not Big Brother attempts to
	page the administrator.  You will also need to define the pager
	number to call here.

3.	Configure the bb-page.sh file

	bb-page.sh is the script that attempts to page the systems 
	administrator when things go wrong.  You'll need to tell it
	where kermit lives, the tty line that is used and the dialer
	prefix you need, if any.

	Test it by calling your own pager from the script, i.e.
		./bb-page <PAGER #> <NUMERIC MESSAGE>
