NetVault 13.1.2 - Administration Guide

Table 142. Time synchronization settings
Setting	Description
This machine is the NetVault time server	This check box is selected by default on the NetVault Server. To configure an alternate time server, clear this check box on the NetVault Server.
Synchronize NetVault time with system	Type the NetVault name of the alternate time server.
Number of ping-pongs to determine time difference	Type or select the number of time packets to be exchanged while polling. The default value is 5.
Number of hours between time sync updates	Specify how often the NetVault Server checks to see if it is still synchronized with the time server. The default polling interval is 24 hours.
Number of milliseconds of time difference allowed between 2 servers	Type or select the allowed time variance. By default, NetVault allows 1000-millisecond variance between the NetVault Server and the NetVault Time Server.

Click Apply to apply the new settings and close the dialog box.

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Under User Interface, click Notification. In the Notification dialog box, under Mail Server, configure the following options.

Table 143. Mail server settings for notifications
Setting	Description
Outgoing E-mail Server (SMTP)	Type the machine name or IP Address of the Mail Server.
Port number	The default SMTP listener port is port number 25. If the Mail Server is configured to listen on a different port, specify the port number.
NetVault’s E-mail Address	Type the sender’s email address for notifications.
NetVault’s Real Name	Type the sender’s name for email notifications.
Perform Authentication	To perform authentication, select this check box. You can use this setting only if your Mail Server supports LOGIN or PLAIN protocols.
Authentication Account	Specify a user account that can be used for SMTP authentication. This option is only required if the Perform Authentication check box is selected. If no user account is specified, the user name from NetVault’s E‑mail Address is used for authentication. For example, if you specify “User-A@mycompany.com” in the NetVault’s E‑mail Address box, NetVault uses “User-A” to perform SMTP authentication.
Authentication Password	Type the password for the SMTP authentication account.
Confirmation Authentication Password	Re-type the password for confirmation.
Use hostname instead of nvsendmail	Select this check box to use the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) instead of nvsendmail with the EHLO and HELO commands. NetVault uses the host name in mail server messages, so the system must be set up with an FQDN to display the host name in FQDN format.

Click Apply to apply the new settings and close the dialog box.

Under User Interface, click Notification. In the Notification dialog box, under Global Notification, configure the following settings.

Table 144. SysOp mail ID for notifications
Setting	Description
Email Address of System Administrator	Type the email address of the Sysop (Administrator). Use a comma (,) to separate multiple email addresses.
Real Name of System Administrator	Type the real name of the Sysop or Administrator.

Click Apply to apply the new settings and close the dialog box.