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MonitorMagic AT power supplies do not use the motherboard's logic to power on or shutdown a machine. This type of power supply uses a button or switch, directly connected to the power supply, that is snaked from the power supply to the front of the case. Once a machine with an AT power supply has been powered on the motherboard's logic can restart (reset) the machine. This means that if your machine has an AT power supply MonitorMagic should be able to restart it, but most likely will not be able to shut it down completely. MonitorMagic's ability to shutdown or reboot a machine is dependant on the machine that is processing the alarm action, and the MonitorMagic service account it is using. If you want your workstation to process the shutdown or reboot alarm action, the account the service is using must have administrative rights on the target machine, the MonitorMagic service does not need to be running or installed on the target machine. This means that if the account the MonitorMagic service is using is a local account, the service will not be able to shutdown or reboot a remote machine, only the local machine. To use the Test computer shutdown feature you must click the "Test..." button which is on the bottom of the Shutdown or reboot computer dialog box. Once the test button has been clicked you will see the following interface: Target computer: The machine specified here is the one that should be shutdown or rebooted. You can specify what machine this should be by typing in the name of the machine or by using the button. If you choose to use the button you will be presented with a browse network tree where you can navigate to, and select, the target machine. MonitorMagic service: Only a machine that runs the MonitorMagic service can be specified here. The MonitorMagic service, which runs on the specified machine, will process the shutdown or reboot alarm action. You can specify what machine this should be by typing in the name of the machine or by using 158
Using MonitorMagic the button. If you choose to use the button you will be presented with a browse network tree where you can navigate to, and select, the target machine. Remember, the account the MonitorMagic service is using must have administrative rights on the target machine, otherwise the MonitorMagic service will not be able to shut it down. See also: Policies, Monitors, Rules and Alarm actions Alarm actions overview Alarm action name Managing alarm action execution Escalation Keywords overview Pre-defined Policies Pre-defined Policies MonitorMagic ships with several pre-defined policies. These policies contain application-specific monitors and rules to enable monitoring at application level. Each pre-defined policy is built to monitor a specific application or event. For instance, pre-defined policies can be used to monitor Exchange 5.5/2000, network services or user logon events. Pre-defined policies are based on real-life situations and contain certain thresholds. These thresholds are chosen for average sized networks, and can be customized freely. Most pre-defined policies do not contain alarm actions, except in the case of application or system service failures. Pre-defined policies which contain service monitors, such as the World Wide Web Publishing Service in the case of Internet Information Services, include rules to automatically restart the service. You can add custom alarm actions to pre-defined policies by expanding a policy-tree to its rule, then right-click on the default alarm action and select Add alarm action. Pre-defined policies are available for the following applications and events: Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Microsoft Windows 2000 Terminal Services Microsoft Internet Information Services 5.0 Windows Network Services (DNS, DHCP, WINS, TCP/IP, RAS) User logon failures (account disabled/expired/locked, netlogon errors, password expiration) Service logon failures CPU performance Internal memory performance Policy changes See also: Policies, Monitors, Rules and Alarm actions Specifying the policy options 159
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