Configuring notifications of events in the application operation

To configure notifications of events in the application operation:

1. Perform the following steps in the Management Console tree:
   • To configure notification for an unassigned Security Server, select the node of the relevant Security Server.
   • To configure notification for Security Servers belonging to a profile, expand the Profiles node and select the node of the profile for whose Security Servers you want to configure notification.
2. Select the Notifications node.

   The workspace displays the Notification delivery settings and Event notifications sections.

3. In the Event notifications section, configure notification as follows:
   1. In the left part of the section, in the Notification subjects list, select the event for which you want to configure the notification. The right part of the section displays a list of recipients that can be sent notifications.

      Selecting Spam messages displays a list of events of Anti-Spam and Anti-Phishing.

   2. Select the check box next to the recipients whom the application will notify of the selected event. You can specify the following recipients:
      • Administrator. The email address(es) of administrators specified in the Administrator address field in the Notification delivery settings section.
      • Sender. Email address of the message sender (only for notifications of infected, protected, or corrupted objects detected in the message, or attachment filtering in the message).
      • Recipients. Email address(es) of message recipients (only for notifications of infected, protected, or corrupted objects detected in the message, or attachment filtering in the message).

        By default, notifications are only allowed to be sent to internal senders and recipients. If necessary, you can allow sending notifications to external senders and recipients.

      • Additional addresses. Additional email addresses specified in the entry field. You can specify multiple email addresses, separating them with a semicolon.

      When selecting Spam messages, select the check box opposite events of Anti-Spam and/or Anti-Phishing. You can select the following events:

      • Spam. Such an event is logged if the application detected a message containing spam or potential spam.
      • Mass mail. Such an event is logged if the application detected a message containing mass mail.
      • Phishing. Such an event is logged if the application detected a message containing a phishing link.
   3. If necessary, edit the text of notifications or events by clicking the Template button.
   4. If you want the application to log events to the Windows Event Log and Kaspersky Security Center, select the Log events to Windows Event Log and Kaspersky Security Center Event Log check box.

      This setting is not available for notifications about the status of databases and system errors. Anti-Spam and Anti-Phishing events are written only to the Windows Event Log.

4. Click the Save button.

   The notification settings that you specified will be saved.

If the application is running in a configuration with a DAG of Microsoft Exchange servers, the notification settings specified on any of the servers will be automatically applied to all the servers in the DAG. You do not have to configure notifications on other servers in the DAG.

 

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