
Configuring the Monitor Agent
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To make this information a permanent part of your independent Messenger system, follow the
instructions in “
Using GroupWise Monitor
” in “
Managing the Messaging Agent
” in the
Novell
Messenger Administration Guide
.
If Monitor is already monitoring GroupWise agents, then it is easy to add Messenger agents.
At the Windows
Monitor Agent server console
:
1
Click
Configuration > Add Novell Messenger System
.
2
Fill in the following fields in the GroupWise Monitor Startup dialog box or the Add Novell
Messenger System dialog box:
Novell Messenger System Object:
Browse to and select the eDirectory
TM
container where you
created the Messenger system.
User Name:
Browse to and select a User object that has sufficient rights to enable the Monitor
Agent to access Messenger object properties in eDirectory.
Password:
Specify the network password associated with the User object.
Replica Address:
Specify the IP address of a server where an eDirectory replica is available.
3
Click
OK
to add the Messenger Agent and the Archive Agent to the list of monitored agents.
NOTE:
On Linux, use the
Preferences > Add Agents
at the
Monitor Agent Web console
to add the
individual Messenger agents to the list of monitored agents. For more information, see
Section 59.1.4, “Adding an Individual Agent,” on page 972
.
59.12 Supporting the GroupWise High
Availability Service on Linux
The GroupWise High Availability service, described in “
Enabling the High Availability Service for
the Linux GroupWise Agents
” in “
Installing GroupWise Agents
” in the
GroupWise 7 Installation
Guide
, relies on the Monitor Agent to know when an agent has stopped and needs to be restarted. To
enable communication between the Monitor Agent and the High Availability service, start the
Monitor Agent with the
--hauser
and
--hapassword
startup switches, set to the username and
password of the Linux user you set up to represent the High Availability service on your Linux
server. You can also use the
--hapoll
startup switch to control how often the Monitor Agent contacts
the High Availability service with agent status information. The default is every 2 minutes.