On 10/8/07, Dirk Bulinckx <[EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])> wrote: 

did you click in the radio button?  Then the option next to it becomes active.  
Yes I did. 
 
 


 

Also please update to at least v6.0.2056  
I installed the current version available - 6.0.2056 and I was able to create 
an alert. Then when I went back to change the time on it, again it was not 
viewable i.e. the entry box was blank. So I stopped the service and viewed as 
an app and the entries were visible again. Currently viewed via the service the 
entries are not visible. This is the case either viewed from the console or 
with VNC ( I don&#39;t use term server on this box). So I will try to remember 
to stop the service and make any edits as a app ( which I normally try to do 
but sometimes forget). 
 
Gerry 
 


 


 

Dirk Bulinckx. 

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Subject: Re: [SA-list] Alphanumeric Keep alive 


 

I must be missing something. 


Setup>Alerts>Executive Alerts>Add>AlphaPage/SMS>What(used default)>When(bottom 
radio button-13:00 Summary)>OK. No entry shows in the dialog box. This happens 
for any type of mechanism( SMTP, Winpopup etc). No matter what I do I cannot 
create an executive alert. 


Note- Every other type of alert has a checkbox to enable the alert, the 
Executive Alert does not. Should it? 


Enterprise v 6.0.2053 on win2k Pro. 


 


Gerry

 


On 10/6/07, Dirk Bulinckx <[EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])> wrote: 

You could simulate it by creating some executive alert(s). 

 

In the WHEN part set it to be send 

                approximatly at hh:mm 

                summaryline only            <- that way you&#39;re sure to have 
a meaningfull message in less then 160 chars (as that is the max for an SMS 
message). 

 

And if you want to get this kind of message (or keep-alive) twice a day, then 
just create a 2nd executive alert for it, with a different time (hh:mm) 

 

 

                                

 

 

Dirk Bulinckx. 

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Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 6:31 PM
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Subject: [SA-list] Alphanumeric Keep alive 


 

For years I have used a plain numeric page for alerts from Servers Alive. Now 
the paging company I used is sold to another provider that only uses 
alpahnumeric paging. Is there someting similar to the &#39;keep alive&#39; 
email messages that can be sent to an alphanumeric pager so that I know the 
paging service is available. Or some other strategy to send a page maybe once 
or twice a day until I see if the new service is reliable?? 

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