Administration Guide › Managing SystemEDGE and Application Insight Modules (AIMs) › How to Configure SystemEDGE and Service Response Monitor Through Policies and Templates › Common Usage of Policy Configuration Functions › Add a Monitor To SystemEDGE Policy › Define a Windows Event Monitor

Define a Windows Event Monitor

You can define Windows event settings for the SystemEDGE policy.

Follow these steps:

1. Click the Resources tab, open the Configure pane, expand Policies, and click SystemEDGE.

   The Available Policies page appears.

2. Select the policy in the Available Policies table.

   The Summary page for the policy appears.

3. Click Monitors.

   The Summary page appears with a list of monitors managed by the policy.

4. Click Windows Event.

   The Windows Event Monitors page appears.

5. Click + (New) on the Widows Event Monitors toolbar.

   The Windows Event Details: New dialog appears.

6. Configure the following process settings:

   Index

   Defines the table index to be used.

   Platform

   Specifies the platform.

   Description

   Defines an optional description.

   Event Log

   Specifies the event log to read.

   Event Type

   Specifies the event type to match.

   Source Filter

   Defines the source filter to use.

   Description Filter

   Defines the description filter to use.

   Severity

   Specifies the significance of the monitor on a match.

   The Maintenance Window subtab lets you define the following settings:

   State

   Specifies if the monitor maintenance entry is active or inactive.

   Start Time

   Defines the start time when the monitor is switched off and the maintenance window begins.

   Stop Time

   Defines the stop time when the monitor is switched on again and the maintenance window ends.

   The Optional Settings subtab lets you define the flags that can be used for the different monitor entries or history control entries.

   Note: For more information, see the SystemEDGE User Guide.

7. Click Save

   The Windows Event Monitor settings are saved.

8. Click Save Policy.

   The Windows Event Monitor is loaded to the Policy.