E-Mail Parameters - ACRONIS DRIVE MONITOR User Manual

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You may receive messages when a critical event/warning appears. Such messages will be sent
when a problem occurs, and no new alerts will be sent until a system status is restored to OK, or
a problem becomes more serious for the disk. This option is enabled by default.
You may receive regular disk status reports with specified periodicity (see Regular reports
schedule (p. 23) section for details).
Acronis Drive Monitor allows running monitoring process in the background. With the corresponding
check box in the bottom of the page selected, scheduled tasks will continue running after you exit
the program, e.g. when monitoring in the background is disabled, scheduled tasks will not run while
the console is closed.This option is selected by default.
You can also specify whether you want a status icon to be shown in the tray while monitoring in the
background (enabling this option is available only with Enable monitoring in the background
selected).
Click Close when finished.
3.5.1.1

E-mail parameters

For receiving alert messages about any issue, happened with your disks, you need to specify the
default e-mail account.
Fill in E-mail address and From fields. You may also specify several addresses, separating them by
commas.
Provide the outgoing SMTP server name and port. A user name and a password might also be
needed if the SMTP server requires user authentication. If the outgoing SMTP server requires
logging on to an incoming mail server before it allows sending outgoing messages, enter the
necessary information for the incoming mail server.
Select Use encryption check box and select a cryptographic protocol for the safer communication
over the network (SSL or TLS).
After setting up e-mail notifications, you can send a test mail message by clicking the appropriate
button.

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