Not that this is in the documentation, but I have an answer for you.
You must be logged into the OS as an Admin.
Goto the UPS manager, select the System menu item and click "act as administrator" (the default password is "admin")
Set a new password by going to the System menu and click on "modify the administrator password"
since you are no in as admin you can add entries into the alerts
Now if it could only handle sending mail over SSL. It looks like they spent more time working on allowing this program to be decorated then they did on the alert features. I've always dreamed of adding a background image to my UPS manager.
I feel your pain. I'm having the same problem. Even in the Dell documentation for this, the "OK" button is never shown as being available. I suspect this is just a case of really shoddy programming.
Hey Dell, do you watch your forums? This guys post is from more than a month ago, why has there been no response?
GlobalAtlantic
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April 14th, 2011 08:00
Not that this is in the documentation, but I have an answer for you.
You must be logged into the OS as an Admin.
Goto the UPS manager, select the System menu item and click "act as administrator" (the default password is "admin")
Set a new password by going to the System menu and click on "modify the administrator password"
since you are no in as admin you can add entries into the alerts
Now if it could only handle sending mail over SSL. It looks like they spent more time working on allowing this program to be decorated then they did on the alert features. I've always dreamed of adding a background image to my UPS manager.
GlobalAtlantic
2 Posts
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April 14th, 2011 08:00
I feel your pain. I'm having the same problem. Even in the Dell documentation for this, the "OK" button is never shown as being available. I suspect this is just a case of really shoddy programming.
Hey Dell, do you watch your forums? This guys post is from more than a month ago, why has there been no response?