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NT Event Log Pager The Alert Manager You can configure the event log so that Alert puts an event for a selected server in that machine's event log. To configure event log configurations, right-click NT Event Log and select New Item. When the Eventlog Recipients dialog appears, enter or select all machine names in your network to which you want to send Alert messages, and then click Add. You can use the Pager option to communicate information using alphanumeric pager messages. Before you can add pager recipients, you must configure communication ports. For more information about configuring ports, see Ports. To set up pager configurations, right-click Pager and select New Item. When the Pager Configuration page appears, enter the following information: ■ Owner Name-Enter the name of the pager recipient. ■ Pager Type-Select alphanumeric pager. Numeric is not supported. ■ Pager Number-Enter a maximum of 24 characters. If a digit, such as 9, is needed for a dial tone, you must include it in this field. Enter a comma to indicate a one second pause. If you want a longer pause, enter a string of commas. You can use a dash to separate digits, but it has no function. (Check your modem manual because this can vary by modem.) ■ Pager ID-Enter up to eight digits to identify the pager that will receive the alerts. ■ Site ID-Enter up to four digits to identify where the alert occurred. This ID is included in the message to the pager; therefore, if the number is less than four digits, use leading zeros. ■ Connection Delay-Enter the number of seconds you want to wait before a connection is made with the pager company. This will vary with your pager company, location, time of day, telephone equipment, and telephone traffic. If the connection is not established immediately, adding a delay prevents the alert from being sent before the connection is established. ■ Message Delay-Enter the number of seconds to wait between the time the connection is made and the time the alert message is sent. ■ Port Configuration-Select the appropriate port configuration. See Ports in this chapter for information on how to create new port profiles. Note: When sending an alphanumeric page, consult your paging service for proper modem settings. The Alert service requires the TAP protocol for alphanumeric pages. Using the Alert Manager 10-7

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The Alert Manager
Using the Alert Manager
10–7
NT Event Log
You can configure the event log so that Alert puts an event for a selected server in
that machine’s event log.
To configure event log configurations, right-click NT Event Log and select New
Item. When the Eventlog Recipients dialog appears, enter or select all machine
names in your network to which you want to send Alert messages, and then click
Add.
Pager
You can use the Pager option to communicate information using alphanumeric
pager messages. Before you can add pager recipients, you must configure
communication ports. For more information about configuring ports, see
Ports
.
To set up pager configurations, right-click Pager and select New Item. When the
Pager Configuration page appears, enter the following information:
Owner Name—Enter the name of the pager recipient.
Pager Type—Select alphanumeric pager. Numeric is not supported.
Pager Number—Enter a maximum of 24 characters. If a digit, such as 9, is
needed for a dial tone, you must include it in this field.
Enter a comma to indicate a one second pause. If you want a longer pause,
enter a string of commas.
You can use a dash to separate digits, but it has no function. (Check your
modem manual because this can vary by modem.)
Pager ID—Enter up to eight digits to identify the pager that will receive the
alerts.
Site ID—Enter up to four digits to identify where the alert occurred. This ID is
included in the message to the pager; therefore, if the number is less than four
digits, use leading zeros.
Connection Delay—Enter the number of seconds you want to wait before a
connection is made with the pager company. This will vary with your pager
company, location, time of day, telephone equipment, and telephone traffic. If
the connection is not established immediately, adding a delay prevents the
alert from being sent before the connection is established.
Message Delay—Enter the number of seconds to wait between the time the
connection is made and the time the alert message is sent.
Port Configuration—Select the appropriate port configuration. See
Ports
in
this chapter for information on how to create new port profiles.
Note:
When sending an alphanumeric page, consult your paging service for
proper modem settings. The Alert service requires the TAP protocol for
alphanumeric pages.