Your network's _primary_ ASN. Number only, e.g. `65000`, **not**`AS65000`.
### debug
| Type | Default Value |
| ------- | ------------- |
| Boolean | `False` |
Enables Flask debugging. May be used to enable other module debugs in the future.
### google_analytics
| Type | Default Value |
| ------ | ------------- |
| String | None |
Google Analytics ID number. For more information on how to set up Google Analytics, see [here](https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1008080?hl=en).
### message_error
| Type | Default Value |
| ------ | --------------------- |
| String | `"{input} is invalid."` |
Message presented to the user when invalid input is detected. `{input}` will be formatted as the input received from the main search field. For each command, input is validated via regular expression in the following patterns:
| BGP Community | Valid new-format, 32 bit, or large community |
| BGP AS Path | Any pattern |
| Ping | Valid IPv4 or IPv6 Address |
| Traceroute | Valid IPv4 or IPv6 Address |
!!! note
The BGP AS Path command currently allows `(.*)` to be submitted to the end device. Obviously, the device itself will return an error for garbage input, but ideally this would be "locked down" further. If you have an idea for a regex pattern to validate an `AS_PATH` regex, please submit a PR.
### message_blacklist
| Type | Default Value |
| ------ | ------------------------- |
| String | `"{input} is not allowed."` |
Message presented to the user when an IPv4 or IPv6 address matches the `blacklist.toml` array. `{input}` will be formatted as the input received from the main search field. For information on how this works, please see the [blacklist documentation](/configuration/blacklist).
| String | `"Query limit of {rate_limit_query} per minute reached. Please wait one minute and try again."` |
Message presented to the user when the [query limit](#rate_limit_query) is reached. `{rate_limit_query}` will be formatted as the [`rate_limit_query`](#rate_limit_query) parameter. For information on how this works, please see the [rate limiting documentation](/ratelimiting/query).
### enable_bgp_route
| Type | Default Value |
| ------- | ------------- |
| Boolean | `True` |
Enables or disables the BGP Route query type.
### enable_bgp_community
| Type | Default Value |
| ------- | ------------- |
| Boolean | `True` |
Enables or disables the BGP Community query type.
### enable_bgp_aspath
| Type | Default Value |
| ------- | ------------- |
| Boolean | `True` |
Enables or disables the BGP AS Path query type.
### enable_ping
| Type | Default Value |
| ------- | ------------- |
| Boolean | `True` |
Enables or disables the Ping query type.
### enable_traceroute
| Type | Default Value |
| ------- | ------------- |
| Boolean | `True` |
Enables or disables the Traceroute query type.
### rate_limit_query
| Type | Default Value |
| ------- | ------------- |
| String | `"5"` |
Sets the number of queries **per minute** allowed by `remote_address` of the request. For information on how this works, please see the [rate limiting documentation](/ratelimiting/query).
### rate_limit_site
| Type | Default Value |
| ------- | ------------- |
| String | `"120"` |
Sets the number of site loads **per minute** allowed by `remote_address` of the request. For information on how this works, please see the [rate limiting documentation](/ratelimiting/site).
### cache_timeout
| Type | Default Value |
| -------- | ------------- |
| Integer | `120` |
Sets the number of **seconds** to cache the back-end response. For information on how this works, please see the [caching documentation](/caching).
