The Settings dialog allows you to modify IPNetwork Monitor’s general settings. These are administrator e-mail account settings, an access password and the default user account, system settings such as application paths and port numbers, web interface settings, database maintenance parameters, the global lists of reusable alerts, alerting rules, schedules and credentials, the global host maintenance table, various monitoring and reporting settings, rediscovery parameters, SNMP settings, administrator’s tools, remote agent settings, and settings for the GSM modem(s) attached to the monitoring host.
You can press the Apply button to commit modified settings without closing the dialog and the Cancel button to undo the changes that are not applied yet. The OK button accepts the changes permanently and the client application and/or monitoring service can be restarted for the changes on the System page to take effect.
- Email Settings
- Access Password
- System
- Web Interface
- DB Maintenance
- Monitoring
- Alerts
- Alerting Rules
- Mobile Devices
- Reporting
- Maintenance
- User Credentials
- Rediscovery
- SNMP
- Admin Tools
- GSM Modems
- Remote Agents
- Schedules
- MCP
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Check out our Knowledge Base where we answer questions regarding various topics. It covers administrator email settings, passwords, default accounts, paths, ports, Web interface settings, database maintenance, alerts, schedules, credentials, remote agents, and GSM modem settings. Apply commits changes without closing the dialog, OK accepts changes and closes it, and Cancel discards changes that have not been applied. Some System page changes affect running components, so the client application or monitoring service may need to restart before those settings take effect.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can be configured in the Settings dialog?
What is the difference between Apply, OK, and Cancel?
Why might the client or monitoring service need a restart after settings change?