Secure Connect Gateway 5.x — Virtual Edition User's Guide

Configure alert delivery settings

1. Go to Settings > Alert delivery settings.
2. To enable FTPS as a failover method to transfer the alert data, select the Enable Failover FTPS check box in the Failover Options section, test the connection, and then click Apply.
   NOTE:If secure connect gateway appliance connects to the Internet through a proxy network, the failover through FTPS is not supported.

   NOTE:By default, the Enable File Transfer check box is selected to allow file transfers through MFT.
3. To receive email notifications, perform the following steps:
   1. Ensure that SMTP settings are configured for the device.
   2. Select the device model.
      NOTE:If you select DEFAULT, the settings are applied for all device models.
   3. Select the required check box to receive the alert data and an email notification when the data is sent to the backend.
   4. Click Apply.
4. In the Listening services section, enable or disable the required services, and click OK.
   By default all the listener services are enabled. The four available listener services are HTTPS, FTP, SNMP, and Redfish services.
   NOTE:

   • Before you disable a service, ensure that none of your devices are using that service. You cannot disable a listening service that is used by a device.
   • If the SNMP and Redfish listening services are disabled, you cannot add servers and networking devices.
   • If you enable the SNMP or Redfish listening service after disabling both of them, the service enables in 30 seconds.
5. To disable file transfers between the device secure connect gateway, and the backend, perform the following steps:
   1. In the Failover Options section, ensure that the Enable Failover FTPS check box is not selected.
   2. In the Device check-in section, select the Disable alert delivery to check-in regularly check box and click OK.