Novell GROUPWISE 7 - MESSAGE TRANSFERT AGENT, Manual

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Monitoring the MTA
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Monitoring the MTA
By monitoring the MTA, you can determine whether or not its current configuration is meeting the
needs of your GroupWise
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system. You have a variety of resources to help you monitor the
operation of the MTA:
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Section 42.1, “Using the MTA Server Console,” on page 645
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Section 42.2, “Using the MTA Web Console,” on page 657
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Section 42.3, “Using MTA Log Files,” on page 665
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Section 42.4, “Using GroupWise Monitor,” on page 666
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Section 42.5, “Using Novell Remote Manager,” on page 667
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Section 42.6, “Using an SNMP Management Console,” on page 667
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Section 42.7, “Notifying the Domain Administrator,” on page 671
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Section 42.8, “Using the MTA Error Message Documentation,” on page 672
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Section 42.9, “Employing MTA Troubleshooting Techniques,” on page 672
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Section 42.10, “Using Platform-Specific MTA Monitoring Tools,” on page 673
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Section 42.11, “Using MTA Message Logging,” on page 673
42.1 Using the MTA Server Console
The following topics help you monitor and control the MTA from the MTA server console:
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Section 42.1.1, “Monitoring the MTA from the MTA Server Console,” on page 645
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Section 42.1.2, “Controlling the MTA from the MTA Server Console,” on page 648
42.1.1 Monitoring the MTA from the MTA Server Console
The MTA server console provides information, status, and message statistics about the MTA to help
you assess its current functioning.
Figure 42-1
MTA Server Console