You can select the conditions for when the server can be downed.
Use Conditions to Down Server?
Click this check box to enable using conditions for downing the server.
Do Not Down Server Under These Conditions
This box displays the current conditions for downing a server. Use the Add and Remove buttons to change the list of conditions.
Add
The supported platforms have some conditions that are different. Therefore, the conditions are listed by platform.
NetWare Servers
You can select from the following conditions for NetWare® servers:File Open
NLM Loaded
Server Connected ¹
User Connected ¹
Number of User Connections
Workstation Connected ¹¹ The following conditions cannot be modified. You can only add or remove these selections:
Server Connected
If the server that you specified is connected, do not bring the server down. Browse Novell® eDirectoryTM for the server object.User Connected
If the user that you specified is connected, do not bring the server down. For example, the CEO. Browse eDirectory for the user object.Workstation Connected
If the workstation that you specified is connected, do not bring the server down. For example, an administrator's workstation. Browse eDirectory for the workstation object.Specify the following information in the dialog boxes for these conditions:
File Open
Enter the full filename and path. If the file that you specified is open, do not bring the server down.NLM Loaded
Enter the exact name of the NLMTM. If the NLM file that you specified is running, do not bring the server down.Number of User Connections
Enter a number. If the number of users connected exceeds the number you specify, do not bring the server down.
Windows Servers
You can select from the following conditions for Windows* servers:File Locked
Service Running
Host Connected ¹
User Connected ¹
Number of User Connections¹ These three conditions cannot be modified. You can only add or remove these selections:
Host Connected
If the host server that you specified is connected, do not bring the server down.You have the choice of browsing eDirectory for the host server, or providing a valid IP address or DNS name.
User Connected
If the user that you specified is connected, do not bring the server down. For example, the CEO.You have the choice of browsing eDirectory for the user object, or providing a valid user object's name.
Specify the following information in the dialog boxes for these conditions:
File Locked
Enter the full filename and path. If the file that you specified is locked, do not bring the server down.Service Running
Enter the exact name of the service. If the service that you specified is running, do not bring the server down.Number of User Connections
Enter a number. If the number of users connected exceeds the number you specify, do not bring the server down.
Linux and Solaris Servers
You can select from the following conditions for Linux* and Solaris* servers:File Locked
Process Running
Host Connected ¹
User Connected ¹
Number of User Connections¹ These three conditions cannot be modified. You can only add or remove these selections:
Host Connected
If the host server that you specified is connected, do not bring the server down.You have the choice of browsing eDirectory for the host server, or providing a valid IP address or DNS name.
User Connected
If the user that you specified is connected, do not bring the server down. For example, the CEO.You have the choice of browsing eDirectory for the user object, or providing a valid user object's name.
Specify the following information in the dialog boxes for these conditions:
File Locked
Enter the full filename and path. If the file that you specified is locked, do not bring the server down.Process Running
Enter the exact name of the process. If the process that you specified is running, do not bring the server down.Number of User Connections
Enter a number. If the number of users connected exceeds the number you specify, do not bring the server down.
Modify
Allows you to modify the selected condition.
The following NetWare conditions can be modified:
File Open
NLM Loaded
Number of User Connections
The following Windows conditions can be modified:
File Locked
Services Running
Number of User Connections
The following Linux or Solaris conditions can be modified:
File Locked
Process Running
Number of User Connections
Remove
Removes the selected conditions.
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