These are general system settings. The Administrator email address, SNMP
community name, remote syslog host, and system time can be set through
these settings.
This field specifies the email address of the administrator to whom emails
are sent for event notification. The email address has to be entered in
proper user@domain format. Emails are sent to the administrator on:
1. Hard disk usage exceeding 80%
2. Hard disk usage exceeding 90% (after a disk cleanup)
3. Intrusion Detection (File Integrity Checks and Network Intrusions)
4. System Backup (the backup file will be attached)
5. System License Key Expiry (on expiry, 10 days before expiry)
6. Virus Scanner License Key Expiry
7. URL Categorization Engine License Key Expiry (on expiry, 10 days, 3
days, 2 days and 1 day before expiry
8. Self Monitor problems
9. Invalid Administrative Login attempts
10. Invalid SSH Login attempts
11. Virus infected mails detected in the SMTP and POP3 traffic
12. System Updates, Virus Pattern Updates, URL Categorization database
Updates (both completion and errors)
13. PPP backup link coming up and going down
14. Dynamic DNS updates
15. POP3 Virus Mail
16. Bayesian Database has Reached Maximum
17. HTTP Access / Deny Reports
The mail settings are saved in the server configuration. The first email
ID in the list should be the Administrator's ID. So, when the first ID
is added or deleted, the session is terminated and the web server restarted.
Example
abc@xyz.com
SNMP Agent - Community Name
This setting is to set the community name for the SNMP agent.
System Logging - Local / Remote Logging
This setting is to enable/disable system logging. Once enabled, Local (Default) or Remote
Logging can be selected. If Local logging is enabled, then all the logs will be
maintained locally. Independently, depending on the application, logging can be enabled
by using 'Configure Logging' feature. This is applicable to both Local and Remote Logging.
Here if logging is to be enabled for particular application(s), then select the application(s)
available in the 'Disabled Logs' list and click on Add button. The logging enabled application(s)
will be seen in the 'Enabled Logs' list. Similarly if logging is to be disabled for particular
application(s), then select the application(s) available in the 'Enabled Logs' list and click on
Delete button. The logging disabled application(s) will be seen in the 'Disabled Logs' list.
If Remote Logging is selected, then specifying 'Remote Syslog Host IP Address' is mandatory
to which all the log messages from the RouteFinder will be forwarded.
On the remote host, syslog should be invoked
with the "-r" option to enable the host to receive log messages from other
machines.
Note: i. IPSec and IKE Debugging will be disabled automatically when number of enabled connections are more than 5, but still user configuration persists.
ii. Logging / Debugging will slow down the performance of the machine.
System Time
The selection is provided to set the system time and the time zone. The
timezone is selected from the list of timezones provided. The year, month,
hour and minute are selected accordingly. The "save" button is clicked
to commit changes to the system time. The selected date should match the
corresponding month and year. i.e. if the date selected is 29, month is
February and the year is 2001, the time will not be saved because for the
year 2001, February has 28 days.