Configuring Snmp Server Monitoring; Test Configuration Settings For Servers That The Blackberry Monitoring Service Uses Snmp To Monitor; Change Snmp Port Numbers And Community Names - Blackberry PRD-07630-011 - Enterprise Server - PC Manual

Monitoring Guide
3. Click the wrench icon beside the server that you want to clear a maintenance window for.
4. Perform one of the following tasks:
Task
Clear regular maintenance windows for a server.
Clear a temporary maintenance window for a server. Click Clear temporary server maintenance window.
5. Click Save.

Configuring SNMP server monitoring

Test configuration settings for servers that the BlackBerry Monitoring
Service uses SNMP to monitor
You can test configuration settings for servers that the BlackBerry® Monitoring Service uses SNMP to monitor to
verify that the BlackBerry Monitoring Service can receive SNMP data about BlackBerry® Enterprise Server
components.
1. In the BlackBerry Monitoring Service console, on the Configuration menu, expand Servers.
2. Click Manage servers.
3. Click the wrench icon beside the server that hosts the BlackBerry Enterprise Server component.
4. Click Test configuration settings.

Change SNMP port numbers and community names

If you change the SNMP port number and community name of a computer that hosts a BlackBerry® Enterprise Server
component, you can change the SNMP settings for the server in the BlackBerry Monitoring Service console to make
sure that the BlackBerry Monitoring Service continues to receive SNMP data about the BlackBerry Enterprise Server
component.
1. In the BlackBerry Monitoring Service console, on the Configuration menu, expand Servers.
2. Click Manage servers.
3. Click the wrench icon beside the server that hosts the BlackBerry Enterprise Server component.
4. In the SNMP configuration section, type the SNMP port number and community information for the server.
5. Click Save.
Steps
a. Click Edit server maintenance window.
b. Clear the check box beside the days that you want to
stop running a maintenance window on.
c. Click Save.
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