Lexmark 634dte - X B/W Laser, Руководство администратора

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mail.type —This is the e
‑
mail protocol used to read the mailbox. Supported values are
POP3
and
IMAP
.
Note: E
‑
mail servers which support POP3 or IMAP, and are within the same firewall can be configured in the
e
‑
mail watcher service.
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mail.server —This is the e
‑
mail server address.
•
mail.user —This is the user ID used to log in to the mail server.
•
mail.pw —This is the password used to log in to the mail server.
•
mail.port —This is the port used to read the mail from the mail server. If no port is provided, then the default
and standard port is used based on the e
‑
mail protocol and SSL usage.
• mail.ssl —If the mail server requires SSL authentication, then set the value to
1
. Otherwise, set it
0
. The default
value is
0
.
•
mail.folder —This is the name of the mailbox folder from which all e
‑
mails received will be read. The default
folder name is
INBOX
.
• mail.allowIdle —If you want the mail server to support IMAP IDLE, then set this value to
1
. Otherwise, leave it
blank.
2
From the conf folder, open l4j_EmailWatcher.xml in a text editor, and then do the following:
a
Type the file location of the log folder. This is the log folder in the EmailWatcher folder.
b
Type the log priority. The default and suggested value is
fatal
.
c
Save your changes.
Note: If there are new changes made to the config_EmailWatcher.properties and l4j_EmailWatcher.xml, then
you need to restart the Lexmark E
‑
mail Watcher service from the Windows Services control panel.
3
Make sure to add the IP address of the load balancer in LMC. From the Software Client Groups tab in LMC, select
a software client group, then click
Client Profiles , and then add the IP address.
Managing system performance
Accessing the System Health dashboard
1
Click the System tab.
2
Select System Status from the System list, and then click System Health .
Monitoring system health
The overall system health is shown in the top section of the page by the following indicators:
• Overloaded —The indicator changes color depending on the overload condition of the system:
– Green —No servers are overloaded, and all servers are operating at normal capacity.
–
Yellow —One or more servers are overloaded, but at least one server is not. Overloaded servers operate at
diminished capacity until they are no longer overloaded.
–
Red —All servers are overloaded and operating at diminished capacity.
•
Tasks / hour —This displays the current hourly task rate, based on tasks done in the past minute.
•
Threshold exceptions —This displays the hourly rate of tasks that exceed the threshold time set for each job on
each server, based on tasks done in the past minute.
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