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Monitoring and maintaining the system
Configuring the confirmation page
When a job is completed, a confirmation is automatically delivered through a printout or e‑mail message unless it is
disabled within a particular solution. These settings determine the type of confirmation, how it appears, and, if it is an
e‑mail message, to whom it is sent.
1
Click the Services tab.
2
Select Confirm from the Services list.
3
Select Parameters from the Tasks list.
4
Select the lowest level of messages to include in confirmations:
•
debug—This includes detailed messages used to diagnose problems, as well as other lower message levels than
this level.
•
info—This includes messages that indicate successful job activities, as well as other lower message levels than
this level.
•
warn—This includes messages that indicate potential problems, as well as other lower message levels than this
level.
•
error—This includes messages that indicate unsuccessful job activities, as well as other lower message levels
than this level.
•
fatal—This includes only messages that indicate complete failure of jobs.
5
Select a task from the "Task used to deliver confirmation page" list:
•
confirm.printPS—This prints a confirmation page in PostScript format.
•
confirm.printPDF—This prints a confirmation page in PDF format.
•
confirm.emailAdmin—This sends a message to the administrator e‑mail address with a PDF confirmation page
attached.
•
confirm.emailAdminTextOnly—This sends a message containing the confirmation information to the
administrator e‑mail address with no attachments.
Note: The e‑mail service must be correctly configured to use confirm.emailAdmin or confirm.emailAdminTextOnly.
6
If you are using e‑mail confirmations, then type the address where e‑mail confirmations are sent in the "Admin
email address" field.
7
Type a page title to appear on the confirmation page or message.
8
Edit the remaining parameters to determine the font settings for the title and page text.
9
Click Apply.
Adding servers to the system after initial installation
New servers may be added to an existing system to increase capacity, or servers may be replaced without reinstalling
other components. When a new server is installed on a system that already has solutions, the solutions and all associated
settings are added to the new server. However, any third‑party services used with existing solutions must be installed
manually. If the new server is left without the same services as existing servers, any jobs that use the solution that is
missing services on the new server will fail.
1
Add the computer where the server will be installed on the network, and make sure the time is synchronized using
an NTP server.
2
Install the server. For more information, see "Installing servers" on page 38.
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