User manual LEXMARK TIVOLI EVENT INTEGRATION SUPPLEMENTARY GUIDE

[. . . ] in the United Kingdom and Eire , call +44 (0)8704 440 044. In other countries, contact your point of purchase. References in this publication to products, programs, or services do not imply that the manufacturer intends to make these available in all countries in which it operates. Any reference to a product, program, or service is not intended to state or imply that only that product, program, or service may be used. [. . . ] The following section shows the steps necessary to configure the Tivoli Event Adapter in MarkVision Messenger. The heart of MarkVision Messenger is a "service" that runs inside of the MarkVision Server. To use this service, the user creates "actions" using a browser-based interface, either by selecting "MarkVision Messenger Launch" from the actions menu, or utilizing the URL. If your MVP web server is set as the default server on the machine, use http://<yourserver>/messenger within your browser, otherwise you must include the port in the URL, http://<yourserver>:9180/messenger. Once an action is created and enabled, the browser can be closed because the action will be enforced by the messenger service running inside the MarkVision Server. An "action" created in MarkVision Messenger contains several key pieces of information. Using MarkVision Messenger's intuitive wizard based interface the action is defined according to the following parameters: · 2 The printer conditions or folder changes for which the user would like notification The printers or folders in which the user is interested The function to perform when a printer event occurs Open the MarkVision Messenger browser-based interface, either by selecting "MarkVision Messenger Launch" from the actions menu in MarkVision Professional, or by utilizing the URL described in the previous section. Click on Create New to create a new action. this action will be the basis of the Tivoli Event Adapter. On the following screen, enter a descriptive name for the new action. You may also wish to enter a description and a note for this action. If supplied, the note and the description will show up in the details field for each event that is sent to the Tivoli Event Server. Once the required data has been entered, click the right-arrow icon to go on to the next screen where you will choose the type of event to monitor. Note: The Tivoli Event Adapter included in MarkVision Messenger will be available in a subsequent part of the wizard only if the type of event selected on this screen is Device Status Alerts. Make sure the Device Status Alerts radio button is selected then click the right-arrow icon to continue the setup wizard. At this point in the setup wizard, you will need to configure the type of printer-related status alerts (or events) that will cause an event to be sent to the Tivoli Event Server. You may wish to monitor devices for alerts of a certain severity, e. , only those events that have a severity of "Error", or you may choose to monitor a set of devices for alerts of a certain type, e. To choose which type of events to monitor, make appropriate selections in the Events scroll box, and then click the single, solid right-arrow to move your selections to the Selected Events box. Once you have completed your selection, click the right-arrow icon at the top or bottom of the screen to continue with the setup. In the next screen of the setup wizard you must choose a method of device selection. Monitor Selected Devices The titles should be fairly self-explanatory, but it should be noted that Messenger does not provide a means of adding devices to the MarkVision Server. [. . . ] Note that not all of these values will be present for each alert. IpxAddress will only be available if the device was discovered via IPX in MarkVision Professional. On the filter selection screen, choose when your action should execute, and then click the rightarrow icon to finish the setup wizard. The final screen will give you a summary of the settings you have chosen up to this point, and will allow you to enable the action. [. . . ]