HSG80 ACS Solution Software V8.6 for Windows NT and Windows 2000 Installation and Configuration Guide

Installing and Configuring the HS-Series Agent 4–13
If you click Yes, the software will automatically add entries for the new subsystems
and restore default subsystem information for the existing entries.
Or
If you click No, the software will keep the current settings.
The NT Agent Configuration Step 3 of 3 window appears.
5. Select the subsystem that you want to modify in the Subsystems field. You may change
the communication drive letter, the monitoring interval, and the subsystem’s name.
The monitoring interval is the rate at which the Agent queries the specified subsystem
for status. A reasonable monitoring interval in seconds would be 120.
When you select Subsystem Enabled, the subsystem is included in the Agent’s scans.
When Subsystem Enabled is selected, the subsystem is visible in the Client GUI.
When you select the subsystem, the following properties are shown: controller enter,
devices, EMU enter, firmware version, serial number of controller 1, serial number of
controller 2, and total number of devices.
6. Click Modify Subsystem to confirm your changes.
7. Click Finish. A message, warning you to restart your Agent, appears.
8. Click OK. You exit the NT Agent Configuration Utility.
9. You must stop and restart the Agent for your changes to take effect. For instructions,
see “Stopping and Starting the Agent,” page 4–14.
Deleting a Subsystem Entry
When you delete a subsystem entry, the Agent stops monitoring that subsystem.
1. Open the HS Series Agent Configurator.
The Welcome NT Agent Configuration Utility window appears.
2. Click Continue. The NT Agent Configuration Step 1 of 3 window appears.
3. Click Next to continue. You do not need to enter your password. The NT Agent
Configuration Step 2 of 3 window appears.
4. Click Next to continue. If the NT Agent Configuration Step 3 of 3 window appears, go
to step 5.
The following message appears if you had previously added a subsystem:
A previous storage list is detected. Would you like to scan the subsystem to update the
information? (Subsystem names will revert to default settings.)