Field | Action |
Probe Subtype | Choose one:
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Probe Description | Type a description of the probe. |
Which server(s) should run this probe? | Choose one:
- All servers in the domain -- Runs the probe on all servers in the domain.
- Special target servers -- Specify the type of servers to run the probe, such as POP3 servers or the administration server for the Domino Directory.
- Only the following servers -- Specify the servers on which the Replication probe will run.
Note You can specify a wild card but you cannot specify a server group. |
Which server(s) should be probed? | Choose one:
- All servers in the domain -- Probes all servers in the domain.
- Only the following servers: -- Probes the servers that you specify.
Note You can specify a wild card but you cannot specify a server group. |
Select one or more databases to probe | Specify the databases to probe. The default is * meaning that all databases are probed. |
Select one or more databases not to probe | Specify the databases which should not be probed. |
Severity | Specify the severity level that the probe generates. |
Generate an event if the included databases have not replicated within the following interval | Specify a number, and then select Minutes, Hours, or Days as the interval. |
Check the following modes of replication | Choose one or both:
- Push -- Monitors the success of one-way replication from one database to one or more specified databases.
- Pull -- Monitors the success of replication from one or more databases to another database.
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Attempt to diagnose problems | Select this check box to have Domino attempt to diagnose problems that the probe reports. |
How often should this probe run? | Choose one:
- Run multiple times per day -- The probe runs more than once each day. Causes the "Defined schedule" field to display.
- Daily -- The probe runs once each day. Use the "On which days should this probe run" field to specify the days on which the probe is run.
- Weekly -- The probe runs once each week. Use the "On which day of the week should this probe run?" field to specify the day on which the probe is run.
- Monthly -- The probe runs once each month. Use the "On which day of the month should this probe run" field to specify when the probe should run.
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Defined schedule | Specify the number of minutes between each run of the probe. |
Should this probe run twenty-four hours per day, seven days per week? | Choose one:
- Yes -- Run the probe continuously.
- No -- Run the probe only on the days and times that you specify. After you choose this option, complete the "On which days should this probe run" field.
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On which days should this probe run? | Choose the days on which to run the probe. |
On which day of the week should this probe run? | Choose the day of the week on which to run this probe. |
On which day of the month should this probe run? | Enter the day of the month on which to run this probe. For example, enter 15 to run the probe on the 15th day of the month. |
During which hours of the day should this probe run? | Specify the start time in the From field, and the end time in the To field. |
At what time should this probe run | Choose the time to run the probe. |
How should missed probes be handled? | Choose one:
- Ignore missed probe -- The missed probe is not run or rescheduled.
- Run missed probe at startup -- The next time that the server starts, the missed probe runs.
- Run missed probe at next time range -- The missed probe reschedules itself once. For example, if a probe scheduled to run every Tuesday at 5:00 AM fails to run, the probe reschedules itself to run on Wednesday at 5:00 AM. After that, the probe returns to its regular schedule.
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