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Add IIM device to ASSET_TAB

This section describes the steps to identify if the IIM device is not added to ASSET_TAB and how to add it to BlackBerry AtHoc management system.
To identify and add the IIM device to the ASSET_TAB, complete the following steps:
  1. To validate if IIM device is configured at the organization level, run the following query to specify the provider_id (organization ID) in the query:
    SELECT d.DEVICE_ID, d.COMMON_NAME DEVICE_COMMON_NAME, dg.COMMON_NAME GROUP_NAME FROM DLV_DEVICE_TAB d INNER JOIN DLV_DEVICE_GROUP_TAB dg ON dg.GROUP_ID = d.GROUP_ID INNER JOIN DLV_GATEWAY_DEVICE_GROUP_TAB gdg ON gdg.GROUP_ID = dg.GROUP_ID INNER JOIN DLV_PRV_DEVICE_TAB dp ON dp.DEVICE_ID = d.DEVICE_ID WHERE d.COMMON_NAME LIKE '<iim>' AND dp.IS_ENABLED = 'Y' AND dp.PROVIDER_ID = 3
  2. To add the IIM device to the ASSET_TAB, open a new query window in the 
    SQL Server Management Studio
    .
  3. Run the following query and replace the required values:
    USE[ngaddata]GOINSERT INTO[dbo].[AST_ASSET_TAB](ASSET_ID ,PROVIDER_ID ,ASSET_NAME ,DESCRIPTION ,GEO_LOCATION ,EXPECTED_STATUS ,REPORTED_STATUS ,VERSION ,NAME )VALUES (7 ,2087491 ,'PUSH' ,NULL ,NULL ,NULL ,NULL ,NULL ) GO
Health Monitor is organization specific. Ensure that the mass device is configured with the organization you are using.
To configure the BlackBerry AtHoc organization home page IIM health indication, complete the following steps:
  1. Log in to the BlackBerry AtHoc management system as an administrator.
  2. In the navigation bar, click The Settings icon.
  3. In the 
    System Setup
     section, click 
    Global System Health
    .
  4. In the 
    General
     section, click 
    IIM
    .
    In the 
    Testing history
     section, the polling interval is displayed by state. There are four states: Error, Warning, Good, and Inoperative.
  5. Optionally, if the polling stops, click 
    Refresh
     for manual polling.
    IIM Poll page
  6. In the 
    Basic details
     section, in the 
    How often does it check the status of the system?
     section, set a polling duration.
  7. In the 
    Database Procedure
     section, in the 
    Test Configuration
     field, add an asset ID and interval in stored procedure. The following is an example of a stored procedure:
    <DatabaseProcedureTestConfig> <Query> database.dbo.MTR_STORED_PROCEDURE_NAME @assetId=value,@interval=value</Query> <WarningConditions /> <WarningCountThreshold>0</WarningCountThreshold> <ErrorConditions> <Condition> <A>column</A> <B>10</B> <OffsetSeconds>0</OffsetSeconds> <Comparison>LessThan</Comparison> </Condition> </ErrorConditions> <ErrorCountThreshold>1</ErrorCountThreshold> </DatabaseProcedureTestConfig>
  8. In the 
    How is the state of this Health Monitor determined?
     section, from the 
    Match the state if:
     list, select a value to determine the health from the last run result. For example, if PollCount < 10, the monitor will go into an error state.
  9. In the 
    What happens when this Health Monitor reaches a particular state?
     section, in the 
    Configure Error State transition actions
     section, click 
    Show a list of possible actions
    .
  10. On the 
    Health Actions
     screen, click 
    <add this configuration
     in the 
    Trigger a URL
     or 
    Send an email
     section.
  11. Click 
    Save
    .