| Notification method | Result |
| Broadcast | Reports the event to all users logged onto the server or to a specified group of users according to the option that you select. |
| Log to a database | Logs the event to a database, typically STATREP.NSF, on the server on which the event occurred, or on a server that you specify. Select this method only if the specified server is reporting events to its own collection database. |
| Mail | Mails the event to a person or to a mail-in database (typically STATMAIL.NSF) on a server in a different domain or one that uses an incompatible mail protocol. |
| Log to NT Event Viewer | Reports the event to the Microsoft® Windows® NT Event Viewer. |
| Pager | Uses the mail address of an alphanumeric pager to report a modified version of an event to a pager. |
| Relay to other server | Relays the event to another server that is in the same Domino domain and that runs a common protocol. These events are collected in a database, typically STATREP.NSF. |
| Run an agent | Runs a specified agent based on the configured Event Handler. Use this method to resolve an issue without user intervention. You specify the agent name, the server and database containing the agent, and any parameter to pass to the agent.
Note You must have the appropriate database access to run an agent from a database. |
| Run Program | Runs an add-in program or specified command to correct problems automatically. The Run Program notification method also provides the option to pass event parameters. You can specify which parameters to pass when the program runs. Optionally, you can specify switches for the parameters. You must have full remote console access in the Server document to issue LOAD commands.
For more information on passing event parameters, see the topic Passing event parameters using the Run Program notification method. |
| Send a console command to the server | Sends a console command, or commands, to the server according to the Event Handler that was configured. You can specify the server console commands to be run. Any console command can be used with an event handler. The console command must be delineated by quotes when you enter it. For example
'SHOW SERVER, SHOW TASK'
You can also use this option to run a console script.
For a local event handler configured for the Domino Administrator, you specify the server on which to run the command or script. For event handlers that execute on a server, the command is sent to the server that is executing the event handler. |
| Send Java Controller command | Sends Java™ server controller commands based on an event. The commands that can be sent to the controller are restart Domino, start Domino, and shutdown Domino. You specify the server and the Java controller command. Your username (short name) and Internet password are used by the event task to access the Java controller. For more information, see the topic Setting, modifying or deleting the server controller user's ID properties.
You also need to create a Connection document to the server that is running the server controller. For more information, see the topic Creating a Connection document for use with a Java controller command. |
| Sound | Sounds an alarm on the designated server when the event occurs. You specify the sound file. |
| Forward Event to Tivoli Enterprise Console | The Tivoli Enterprise Console (TEC) receives Domino events and reformats them as TEC events. The reformatted TEC event is sent to the TEC server that you specify in the Configuration Settings document, Basics tab, Tivoli Enterprise Console Settings section, IP address field. You can forward Domino Domain Monitoring (DDM) events raised by any DDM probe, events raised by third party resource models running under the RMEval server task, as well as Domino events.
For more information about forwarding an event to TEC, see the topic Forwarding an event to the Tivoli Enterprise Console. |
| SNMP Trap | Sends the event as an SNMP trap. Select this method only if the specified server is running the Event Interceptor task and the Domino SNMP Agent. |
| Log to UNIX System Log | Reports the event to the UNIX® system log. |