Avaya 16-601433 Manual Do Utilizador
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Optimizing the Server
36 Avaya IP Telephone File Server Application Reference Guide
Figure 6: WatchDog .ini File Content
[Settings]
#================================================================
Version=0.9 Build 1 Created July 11 2004 14:00
# Address of host to monitor (normally local)
HostAddress=127.0.0.1
# Time in seconds between file downloads (min 1)
WatchDogTimer=60
# Total number of failed requests to trigger watchdog
FailureLimit=5
StatusPort=6091
StatusRefresh=10
# Sets the location of the MV_Watchdog log file
LogFile=c:\Program Files\Avaya\MV_Watchdog\log\MV_Watchdog.log
#================================================================
By default, the WatchDog requests files every 60 seconds (WatchDogTimer). If the number of
missed files climbs to the FailureLimit setting, a reset takes place within approximately one
minute. The WatchDog also counts failures back down to 0, if successful downloads recur
before the timer expires.
missed files climbs to the FailureLimit setting, a reset takes place within approximately one
minute. The WatchDog also counts failures back down to 0, if successful downloads recur
before the timer expires.
If a failure occurs, WatchDog executes the following default script files if found:
Linux: /opt/ecs/MV_WatchDog/bin/mv_iptel_alert.sh (this script file restarts the
daemons).
daemons).
Windows: C:\Program Files\Avaya\MV_WatchDog\bin\mv_iptel_alert.bat (this script file
stops and restarts the services).
stops and restarts the services).
You can modify the scripts to execute any valid commands on the host system, such as setting
SNMP traps or sending e-mail.
SNMP traps or sending e-mail.