Field | Description |
Domain | Typically, only one domain is listed; Managed Services Providers will have a domain for each customer. |
CommServe Server Address | IP address or host name of the CommServe server. |
CommServe DB Server Address | IP address or host name of the CommServe database system - may be empty (in which case the CommServe database host name defaults to that of the CommServe server). |
DB Server Port | Port used by the CommServe database (defaults to 1433). This port is not enabled by default on the SQL server. Once this port is configured on the SQL server, the server must be restarted before data collection can occur. |
DB Server User ID & Password | User ID and password for the CommServe database. This is an MS SQL server login with at least the following roles and permissions in the CommServe database: db_datareaderEXECUTE dbo.GetDateTimeEXECUTE dbo.GetUnixTimeEXECUTE dbo.GetJobFailureReasonEXECUTE dbo.JMGetLocalizedMessageFunc |
Probes to Activate with Schedules | Inventory, Jobs, Drives in Use: Frequency of data collection for these probes. |
Skipped File Details | Activates skipped file collection details - this collects which files had problems during backup/restore and needed to be skipped. It collects client logs and may require WMI proxy information. By default, this field is not selected. Activating this field will cause another collection to run periodically that may take hours (depending on the number of clients). |
CommServe Server Domain | Domain associated with the User ID. |
CommServe Server User ID & Password | User name with administrative privileges on the CommServe server. The User ID and Password fields are required for the Skipped File Details collection. |
WMI Proxy Address | IP address or host name of the WMI Proxy. If this field is blank, 127.0.0.1 will be used. |