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  3. BlackBerry AtHoc Integrations
  4. IPAWS Plug-in for NDS Installation and Configuration Guide
  5. Configure IPAWS in the BlackBerry AtHoc management system
  6. Monitor system health
  7. Create an IPAWS health monitor
  8. Create an IPAWS COG health monitor

Create an IPAWS COG health monitor

  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
    System Health
    .
  4. In the
    Organization Visibility Console
    , in the
    General
     section, click
    Create new monitor
    .
  5. Enter a name for the monitor, such as
    IPAWS COG Health
    .
  6. From the
    Is it associated with other Health Monitors?
     list, select
    General
    .
  7. Optionally, to show warnings and errors on the home page, select
    Show errors and warnings for this monitor on the Home page
    .
  8. Specify how often and at what time you want the monitor to check the system status.
  9. In the
    How does this Monitor test the system
     section, from the
    Choose a test
     list, select
    AtHoc Event Logs
    .
  10. Copy the following sample configuration XML text into the
    Test Configuration
     field: 
    <EventLogTestConfig>
   <Filters>
     <Filter>
       <A>shortMessage</A>
       <B>IPAWS PING Error. COG: <COGID></B>
       <OffsetSeconds>0</OffsetSeconds>
       <Comparison>Contains</Comparison>
     </Filter>
     <Filter>
       <A>time</A>
       <B>[NOW]</B>
       <OffsetSeconds>-330</OffsetSeconds>
       <Comparison>GreaterThan</Comparison>
     </Filter>
   </Filters>
   <WarningConditions />
   <WarningCountThreshold>2</WarningCountThreshold>
   <ErrorConditions />
   <ErrorCountThreshold>1</ErrorCountThreshold>
</EventLogTestConfig>
  11. Add the current organization COGID in the following line: 
    <B>IPAWS PING Error. COG: <COGID></B>
  12. Configure the rest of the Health Monitor as appropriate. For more information about health monitors, see the .
  13. Click
    Save
    .