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Simple Network Time Protocol
SNTP is a protocol for synchronising the clock of computer systems. This feature is critical if you
are planning on using the scheduler or useful when viewing the logs to determine when an event
occurred. Refer to Section 7.2:
System Log for more information.
To enable SNTP, select the Use NTP checkbox and enter the IP address for the NTP Server. Then
click Save .
Event Notification Email
The Bridge can notify a systems administrator when events of a certain urgency occur in the Bridge
log. Before this can be done, SMTP settings must be saved. Refer to Section 4.3.3: Simple Mail
Transfer Protocol (SMTP) for information on SMTP settings.
To enable email alerts on the Bridge, select the Enable Email Alerts checkbox. The two following
fields should then be completed:
Recipient Email Address The email address/addresses to which the emails will be sent. Multiple
email addresses can be specified, separated by a semicolon, e.g.:
office@example.com; home@example.com
.
Trigger Event Log Level The minimum log level to trigger an email. Events of higher urgency
than the selected level will also trigger an email. The available levels are, in descending order
of urgency:
Critical Example: The Bridge is running at non-recommended temperatures.
Error Example: A device attached to the Bridge has been disconnected.
Warning Example: An invalid configuration file was uploaded.
Confirm these settings by clicking Save .
The Test button will send a test email to the recipient email address/addresses to confirm that the
email configuration is working correctly.
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
This section allows an SMTP server to be configured, to send emails on behalf of the Bridge.
The fields in this subsection are:
SMTP Server To enable an SMTP server, enter its IP address or hostname in this field. It must be
reachable from the Bridge’s Management interface (or whichever port the default route is set
to) on this address.
Sender Email Address The address from which emails will be sent. This needn’t be a previously
in-use address; it can be anything your SMTP server will allow. This can be used to identify
the emails from this Bridge.
Must be of the form:
@ .
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