Using Automatic Alert Notification
Alert notification continually monitors network activity and can issue warning messages to up to five different message queues whenever an attempt is made to access an unauthorized server or object.
You can also choose to have alerts sent via
In addition, you must have set up SMTP mail options on the System i5.
There are two types of alert notification available. We recommend using summarized alerts after the initial installation and setup. Using summarized alerts, you can prevent a flood of
1.Summarized alerts - you can receive a message that gives summarized information regarding SafeNet/400 rejections. For example, "There have been six (6) rejections by SafeNet/400 since 01/01/99 at 12:00:00".
This process starts the SAFELOGING subsystem, which contains a
When you specify summary alerts via
2.Detailed alerts - you can specify that SafeNet/400 send detailed alert messages. Every SafeNet/400 rejection will generate a message that describes the user, server and date/time that a request was rejected.
This option does not start the ALERTWATCH program, since it is not required when detailed messages are specified.
Use detailed message alerts when you initially set up SafeNet/400. This will allow you to quickly get an alert in the event of rejections that may need additional research and set up.
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