You can quickly test any notifier by clicking the Notify Now toolbar button in the Notifiers window. It will perform the notification with placeholder variable values, so for the E-mail notifer, it will send the message, if set up correctly.

Troubleshooting problems on your laptop computer is quite simple; it's only a matter of narrowing down the problem. In general, some of the most common areas that cause your laptop to function abnormally are: The best thing to do is backtracking. If you have added something new and then all of a sudden your laptop starts to misbehave then undo the steps and see if the laptop is back to normal. If it is, then you know that the problem occurring is due to whatever was installed. See similar questions...

Ability to run active operations - check deployment, for example you can not run active operations if connected only to a mirror port. Check Firewall access for all devices involved, they must be set to allow incoming and outgoing access to SNMP UDP ports. Note: XP Service pack 2 machines using the XP system embedded firewall default to not allowing incoming or outgoing access. See similar questions...

You can use the SPCheck tool to determine the service pack level of installed components on computers that are running either Windows NT Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, WIndows XP, or Windows Server 2003. The SPCheck tool generates a report that lists the origin of each file for each installed component. SPCheck examines each component one file at a time. Because of this, SPCheck must run under a security context that is equivalent to the local administrator account. See similar questions...

The best way to check your file for correct color seperation is to print seperations to a B/W printer. In your print options choose "Seperations" rather than "Composite" when you print. If the file is set up correctly for CMYK you will get a Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black laser print. If you are printing PMS spot colors you should only get seperations for the PMS colors you have choosen. See similar questions...

You can verify that your program has been downloaded after every load by enabling load verification. To do this check the Tools | Options | Target | Enable load verification option. Alternatively, you can carry out a program verification at any time by selection the Debug | Verify menu option. This will verify that your current active project is correctly loaded onto the target. See similar questions...

Make sure that you can load the splash screen of the servlet. The splash screen also allows you to enter a license key and see all the IP configuration of your server. You can also find there the configuration UFTPS is using. You can access the splash screen through your browser by going to the following URL http://yourserver:port/uftps/ftpservlet. See similar questions...

You can test duplicated copies for accuracy by performing a "Compare" operation. This function compares the copies to the original master disc by comparing the disc bit by bit. This process ensures the duplication is a 100% exact same copy of the original, providing optimal playback ability. See similar questions...

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is the protocol governing network management and the monitoring of network device and their functions. It is not limited to TCP/IP network. See similar questions...

Section 5 - "Who's who" questions Names are in alphabetical order (last name) to avoid stepping on toes. See similar questions...

The Application service can only check for applications running on your local machine. But if you enable the Remote Login option in the Sharing system preferences on the other computer, you can use the SSH service to log in to the other computer and execute commands on it by modifying the SSH service to issue the "ps -A" command after logging in, then use Smart Change Detection to look for the application you want. See similar questions...

In a DOS Windows, run "telnet [Client's IP] 8899". If the result is "200 Welcome.", that means NetWatcher Client is installed and run properly. Otherwise, there are something wrong, please check the Client installation and Firewall setting. In order to get Client's IP, you can run "ipconfig /all" in a DOS Windows of Client. See similar questions...

Check how much free space is remaining on your C: drive by right-clicking on the C: drive icon and looking at Properties. When the amount of free space falls below 100 MB performance slows dramatically. Run the Disk Defragmenter under Start/Programs/Accessories/System Tools. Defragging the hard drive may improve performance somewhat. If you are running resource intensive applications and your system has only a moderate amount of memory, performance will also be slow. See similar questions...