How to Create Devices and Targets
How it Works
Dotcom-Monitor checks a remote mail server to verify that users can access their email account via Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync protocol then sends an email to check for the successful delivery of the email message. After the email delivery has been deemed successful, the email is deleted.
Creating a Target
Defines the destination email address.
Password
Contains a password for authentication.
Autodiscover
Pressing the discover button begins a Microsoft Exchange special service called Autodiscovery. The Autodiscover service simplifies the provisioning of your client by returning the required system settings after you enter your e-mail address and password.
If the Autodiscover service is configured properly at the mail server, then the PORT, Target Mail Server, and USE SSL options will be filled in automatically.
Time Validation Threshold (in seconds)
Enter the number of seconds the system should wait for a response from the target resource before returning an error. If this is left blank the default timeout is 120 seconds.
Use SSLWhen enabled the connection over SSL will be requested.
Accept all SSL certificates
When enabled all certificate-related errors (like Certificate Authority, Certificate Date, Certificate Common Name, etc.) are ignored.
Target Mail Server: Specifies mail server address.
Port: Specifies mail server port number.
Domain\Username: The field contains a domain (depending on a configuration of a server, a domain name may be not necessary) and a username for authentication.
The DNS Options feature allows users to choose how domain name server (DNS) requests are conducted during a monitoring task.
To specify the mode of resolving hostnames, in the DNS Resolve Mode section, select one of the available modes. For more details on the feature configuration, see DNS Mode Options.
The Custom DNS Hosts section allows to set up the mapping of IP addresses to hostnames. IPv6 and IPv4 DNS resolution is supported.
To specify the mapping, enter the IP address and the hostname in the corresponding fields.
See also: DNS Mode Options.