Operation Manual

9.4 Options

Click More options… on the last step of the restore backup task wizard to open the pop-up with the

additional settings.

In case of no changes made to the settings, they will retain their respective default values for your

current restore task. Note that if later on you change certain settings and save them as default, it will

not affect the tasks created with the default settings (these settings will retain the values which were

default at the moment of the task creation).

9.4.1 Notifications

1) E-mail notifications

This option allows setting up the e-mail notifications about the basic events during your restore task,

such as successful completion, restore failure or need for user interaction. The default setting for this

option is disabled.

Select the Send e-mail notifications check box to enable notifications.

Under Send e-mail notifications check box select the desired settings as follows:

 When recovery completes successfully – to send a notification when the restore task has

completed successfully.

 When recovery fails – to send a notification when the restore task has failed.

 Add full log to the notification – to receive the full log.

Type one or several e-mail addresses where notifications will be sent. Addresses are entered in the

E-mail addresses field separated by semicolons.

Indicate the desired Subject for your notification messages.

 SMTP server – enter the name of the outgoing mail SMTP server.

 Port – set the port of the SMTP server (the default port value is set to 25).

 User name – enter your username.

 Password – enter your password.

From – type the e-mail address of the user from whom the message will be sent. If you leave this

field empty, messages will be sent as if they are from the destination address;

Use encryption – you can opt for the encrypted connection to the mail server and choose SSL or TLS

encryption types.

Click Send test e-mail message to make sure all your settings are correct.

2) SNMP notifications

This option defines whether the agent(s) operating on the managed machine have to send the logs of

the restore operation events to the specified Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)