Configuring the Preferences
This section describes the method for configuring the preferences of this software.
1.
Log in to this software as the system manager.
2.
Select the [System] menu > [Preferences].
3.
Configure the required settings on the [Preferences] page.
You can switch the display using the drop-down list on the top of the list on the [Preferences] page.
[E-Mail Settings]
Enter the source address in [Sender E-Mail Address].
Enter the SMTP server address in [SMTP Server Address].
Enter the port number used for communicating with the SMTP server in [Port Number].
To use SSL/TLS when communicating with the SMTP server, select [Use TLS].
To use user authentication when communicating with the SMTP server, select [Use user authentication], and enter the authentication information in [User Name] and [Password].
To send a test e-mail, click [Send Test E-Mail].
A test e-mail is sent to the e-mail address of the user operating the screen.
Click [Save].
[LDAP Server Settings]
Configure the following settings to enable logging in to this software as an LDAP user.
Select [Enable connection to LDAP server].
Enter the address of the LDAP server to use in [LDAP Server Address].
Enter the LDAP group name to associate with the various roles of this software in [Role Settings].
To associate multiple groups with a single role, enter the group names separated by commas.
Click [Save].
[Password Policy]
Select the password policy to apply.
Click [Save].
IMPORTANT |
In order to apply the policy set here to passwords that are already registered, it is necessary to manually set the passwords again. |
[Webhook Settings]
External systems can be notified of event details when events occur in this software. Configure the following settings to use this function.
NOTE |
Webhook via a proxy is not supported. |
Click [Add].
The [Webhook Settings] page is displayed.
Enter a name indicating the content to send notification for in [Name].
Enter the destination URL for the external system in [URL].
Enter the value for the secret token that indicates that this software was the source of transmission in [Token], as required.
The value entered here is stored in the "X-Mc-Token" HTTP header for this software and sent.
Select the events to send notification for.
Click [Add].
[Device Group Settings]
If you selected [Use tree view] in [Display Settings], select the character to use for separating levels in [Delimiter Character].
If you selected [Use list view] in [Display Settings], you can create multiple levels at the same time in the [Devices] menu > [Device Groups]. However, when a hierarchy is created with this method, devices can only be assigned to the last level. Devices cannot be assigned to higher levels.
Example:
When ":" is set in [Delimiter Character] for levels, you can use the following format to create three levels even without creating the 1st level and 2nd level in advance.
<1st level name>:<2nd level name>:<3rd level name>
When [Display Settings] is switched to [Use tree view] after creating levels via this method, the levels are separated at the separator character and displayed in the tree view.
Click [Save].
[Data Retention Period]
Specify the number of days in [Retain Task History (in Days)].
Specify the number of days in [Retain User Operation Log (in Days)].
Click [Apply].
[Online Manual Settings]
Select the target region for the manual displayed when [Online Manual] is selected in the [Help] menu.