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: % 7.5 Configuring CRSS Notification

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Ç CRSS is only used with Windows Intel systems with the CRSS kit installed. Refer to Section 7.4 for information on configuring SICL for systems without the CRSS kit.

Ã CRSS provides automatic notification for Windows systems. For CRSS to function properly, you need to configure your system.

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: 2 7.5.1 Enabling and Disabling QSAP Notification

» Before you can use CRSS, you will need to enable communications with a Qualified Service Access Point (QSAP) node.

} QSAP is enabled and disabled from the command prompt:

(>Enable – desta qsap on

(@Disable – desta qsap off

µ When you disable QSAP, you will be prompted to verify the action. To complete the process, answer the prompt.

Š To disable QSAP without being prompted, use the following command:

desta qsap off silent

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: 7.5.2 Event Log Settings

€ If your event log is completely full no more events can be logged and CRSS will not be able to perform automatic notification. In order to ensure that the log does not fill, you should make sure the event log is set to automatically remove old events. Change the event log settings using the following procedure.

(oOpen the Start menu and select Programs | Administrative Tools (Common) | Event Viewer. The Event Viewer opens.
(Select Log Settings from the Log pull-down menu. The Event Log Settings dialog box opens (Figure 7–1).
M80Figure 7–1 Event Log Settings Dialog Box
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(QSelect the Application Log using the drop-down list at the top of the dialog box.
(3Use the following settings for the Application Log:
- ('Maximum Log Size – 2048 Kilobytes
- ("Overwrite Events Older than 2 Days
(*Click the OK button to apply your changes.

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