To install this version of the Internet Rover, do this:

	1. edit include/pathnames.h so that things are where you'd like
	   them to be

	2. edit the top-level Makefile so that it is correct for your
	   system

	3. make depend

	4. make

	5. make install

	6. su to root

	7. make root-install

The final steps are necessary since the ping daemon needs to run as root, and
thus is installed as a setuid executable.

Configuration
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You should immediately decide where you want the $PINGKYDIR to point - this 
is the directory where the rover data and configuration files go.  I
added this line to my .cshrc:

setenv PINGKYDIR /usr/rover/rovers/etc

Next, make the configuration files.  You must provide a list of hosts to 
monitor, and indicate which tests that you'd like performed on each host.
If you want the graphical map capability, you must create a Rover Daemon from
the samples, and a LINKS file that describes the topolgogy.  John Vollbrecht
wrote a shell script that converts the cisco config files into rover LINKS
files - you may wish to contact him for the examples (jrv@merit.edu).

Print off (or ghostview) the postscript documentation files in the doc 
directory,  These will tell you how to configure the hostfile with nodes
amd tests to perform on the nodes, as well as how to configure the 
new rovers and the programmable graphical rover network displays.


Bill
