VeEX MPA User Manual page 784

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If more than one processor receives their specified errors/alarms at
different times, then they will each independently generate an email when
their respective event occurs, and they will each independently wait for the
specified Mail Interval time to elapse before checking their errors/alarms
again
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If at any time the processor being monitored is restarted, causing the
Elapsed Time to revert back to 000:00:00:00, then an email notification will
be generated at the next onset of the specified error/alarm type, at which
point the processor once again begins to wait for the specified Time
Interval to elapse before it re-checks for errors/alarms again
7. Conditional: Select Mail User, and enter a valid network User ID. Select Mail
Password enter the Password for the specified network User ID.
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The Mail User and Mail Password settings may or may not be required,
depending on the network's configuration and security settings
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Only enter this information if Email Alerts are not being sent without it
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Note: The Mail Password is not saved, displayed, shared, transmitted to
anyone, or accessible by anyone in any way
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Important: The Mail Password setting DOES NOT persist after the unit
has been rebooted
8. From the Processor / Mail Notify list box, select the protocol processor for
which you want to set up Email Alerts. The Select Error/Alarm Mail Notification
window appears. Select the desired error/alarm type to monitor, or select All to
monitor all of the errors and alarms listed for that processor.
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When None is selected, then Email Alerts will not be generated from that
processor, regardless to the error/alarm condition of the processor
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Some processors have more selections than the window can display at
one time. In this case, the last option will be More. Select More to see
the next sheet of error/alarm types to choose from
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You can configure additional protocol processors for Email Alerts by
selecting another processor, after choosing the desired error/alarm type
for this processor
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When monitoring multiple processors, each processor can be configured
for its own error/alarm type, or select All to monitor all errors and alarms
listed for each
User Preference Screen
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