PMP User's Manual  
Last update: Feb 2008

  1. System Configuration, Requirements, Installation

    1-1. PMP Admin
    1-2. PMP Agent
           1-2-1. Compatibility check
           1-2-2. Install as a service
           1-2-3. Uninstall
    1-3. Version Update
           1-3-1. Update to the registered version


  2. PMP Admin (Administrative program)

    2-1. Description of main window
    2-2. Monitoring servers
           2-2-1. Instant view
           2-2-2. Alert log
    2-3. Setting alerts
           2-3-1. Alert settings
           2-3-2. Notifications, actions
           2-3-3. Log
    2-4. Executing commands
    2-5. Making reports
           2-5-1. Alert log
           2-5-2. Usage log
    2-6. Changing communication settings
    2-7. Changing server notes
    2-8. File integrity check (MD5)


  3. PMP Agent (Server-side program)

    3-1. Activating
    3-2. Changing properties


  4. Misc.

    4-1. Communication Protocols, Ports
    4-2. Windows Firewall Settings

 


3. PMP Agent

3-1. Activating

PMP Agent runs background and generally there is few reasons to manage it directly. However, here is the way to activate the Agent's window for your reference.

If you can see the tray icon of Agent, double-clicking is the way to activate the window.

Agent Tray Icon

However, if the Agent is running as a service, it is not always possible to activate the program via the tray icon. In this case, you can activate the Agent's window by running again,

C:\Program Files\PMP Agent\PMPAgent.exe

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3-2. Changing properties

Once the Agent's window activated, you can change properties.

PMP Agent's window

As you can see, you can change server's notes, IP address of PMP Admin, communication port number. At the bottom of window, the connection status is displayed.

After you finish changing, minimize the window.

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