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Caché Monitoring Guide - InterSystems Documentation

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<strong>Caché</strong> System Monitor<br />

Option<br />

1) Set Monitor<br />

Interval<br />

Description<br />

Lets you change the interval between cconsole.log checks to the specified number<br />

of seconds, but it is recommended that you not specify an interval longer than ten<br />

(10) seconds.<br />

Note:<br />

By default the System Monitor checks the cconsole.log file for reported errors<br />

every ten (10) seconds.<br />

2) Set Alert Level<br />

Lets you set the severity level to include level 1 (warning) and limit the severity level<br />

to 3 (fatal) only.<br />

Note:<br />

By default the System Monitor scans the cconsole.log file for reported errors<br />

and traps with a severity level of 2 (severe) or 3 (fatal).<br />

3) Manage Email<br />

Options<br />

4) Exit<br />

Displays the System Monitor Email Options submenu.<br />

Returns to the main menu.<br />

3.1.1.3 System Monitor Email Options<br />

The options in this submenu let you configure and enable/disable email. When email is enabled, the System Monitor sends<br />

email notifications rather than write an entry in the alerts.log file; when it is disabled, the System Monitor writes notifications<br />

in the alerts.log file. Enter the number of your choice or press Enter to return to the Manage Monitor Options submenu:<br />

Option 3<br />

1) Enable/Disable Email<br />

2) Set Sender<br />

3) Set Server<br />

4) Manage Recipients<br />

5) Set Authorization<br />

6) Test Email<br />

7) Exit<br />

Option<br />

The options in this submenu let you manage the email notifications for the System Monitor as described in the following<br />

table:<br />

Option<br />

1) Enable /<br />

Disable Email<br />

Description<br />

Enabling email causes the System Monitor to delete the alerts.log file (if it exists)<br />

and send email notifications when an error/trap occurs. Disabling email causes the<br />

System Monitor to write entries in the alerts.log file.<br />

Note:<br />

Enabling/disabling email does not affect other email settings; that is, it is<br />

not necessary to reconfigure email options when you enable/disable email.<br />

2) Set Sender<br />

3) Set Server<br />

This option is required. Select this menu item to enter text that defines the sender<br />

of the email. It does not have to be a valid email account; for example, you can<br />

specify that the sender is CacheMonitor.<br />

This option is required. Select this menu item to enter the name of the email server<br />

that handles email for the site. If you are not sure, your IT staff should be able to<br />

provide this information.<br />

<strong>Caché</strong> <strong>Monitoring</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 19

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