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INTEL® SERVER MANAGER 8.40 SERVER GUIDE FOR WINDOWS

• Hardware components (such as NICs, modems, drives, and memory) are added or

removed on a computer.

• Errors in ECC memory have been detected.

• A system has been powered on, powered off, or rebooted remotely.

• Thresholds for system performance (such as virtual memory, drive space, voltages,

temperatures, etc.) have been exceeded.

• Modem activity has been detected.

Configuring severity levels for events

Computer problems or events have some or all of the severity levels shown below. You can

choose the severity level or threshold that will trigger the alert.

• Informational—Is available to support configuration changes,

BSA events, discovery

information, or computer events that manufacturers may include with their systems.

• OK—Notifies you when a problem has been resolved and returned to an acceptable

level.

• Warning—Provides some advance warning of a problem before it reaches a critical

point.

• Critical—Probably needs your immediate attention.

Depending on the nature of the event or computer problem, some severity levels don't apply and

aren't included. For example, with the chassis intrusion event, the computer's chassis is either

open or closed. If it is open, this can trigger an alert action with a severity of warning. Other

events, such as Disk space and Virtual memory, include three severity levels (OK, Warning, and

Critical).

Example: Configuring an individual alert for a local drive space

1. From the console of the managed computer, click Management, then click Alerts.

2. Click Drive Space.

3. Click the types of alerts you want to send and click Apply.

4. To set options for an alert (if applicable), click Apply to save your settings, then click Set

preferences.

Setting polling frequency

Intel Server Manager uses the Microsoft Windows registry to store application options and state

information. Several registry keys specify how often Intel Server Manager will poll, or check, for

information relevant to alerts.

Important—Exercise extreme caution when editing the registry. The following steps are

recommended only if you are knowledgeable about the process and implications of editing

registry settings. We recommend that you make a backup copy of the registry file prior to making

changes.

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