Monitoring - Revision history

Lgodesberg at 08:54, 3 June 2019

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Dweuthen at 07:22, 10 April 2019

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Dweuthen at 11:59, 6 February 2019

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Monitoring the MailStore Gateway can be carried our on various levels. While monitoring the underlying infrastructure, which typically includes network components, hardware usage or the status of security updates, is a common task for administrators, setting up further monitoring checks for the MailStore Gateway is recommended to ensure permanent service availability for end users.

This article provides generic information about what should be monitored to help administrators setting up additional checks in their monitoring solution.

{| class="wikitable"
| width="150px" | '''Network Ports'''
| TCP 25 (SMTP) TCP 110 (POP3) TCP 443 (HTTPS) TCP 465 (SMTPS) TCP 587 (SMTP) TCP 995 (POP3S)
|-
| '''SSL Certificate Lifetime'''
| TCP 25 (SMTP) TCP 110 (POP3) TCP 443 (HTTPS) TCP 465 (SMTPS) TCP 587 (SMTP) TCP 995 (POP3S)
|-
| '''Windows Service'''
| MailStoreGateway
|}

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 | MailStoreGateway
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	Monitoring the MailStore Gateway can be done on various levels. While monitoring the underlying infrastructure, which typically includes network components, hardware usage or the status of security updates, is a common task for administrators, setting up further monitoring checks for the MailStore Gateway is recommended to ensure permanent service availability for end users.		Monitoring the MailStore Gateway can be done on various levels. While monitoring the underlying infrastructure, which typically includes network components, hardware usage or the status of security updates, is a common task for administrators, setting up further monitoring checks for the MailStore Gateway is recommended to ensure permanent service availability for end users.

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	Monitoring the MailStore Gateway can be done on various levels. While monitoring the underlying infrastructure, which typically includes network components, hardware usage or the status of security updates, is a common task for administrators, setting up further monitoring checks for the MailStore Gateway is recommended to ensure permanent service availability for end users.		Monitoring the MailStore Gateway can be done on various levels. While monitoring the underlying infrastructure, which typically includes network components, hardware usage or the status of security updates, is a common task for administrators, setting up further monitoring checks for the MailStore Gateway is recommended to ensure permanent service availability for end users.

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−	Monitoring the MailStore Gateway can be ~~carried our~~ on various levels. While monitoring the underlying infrastructure, which typically includes network components, hardware usage or the status of security updates, is a common task for administrators, setting up further monitoring checks for the MailStore Gateway is recommended to ensure permanent service availability for end users.	+	Monitoring the MailStore Gateway can be done on various levels. While monitoring the underlying infrastructure, which typically includes network components, hardware usage or the status of security updates, is a common task for administrators, setting up further monitoring checks for the MailStore Gateway is recommended to ensure permanent service availability for end users.

	This article provides generic information about what should be monitored to help administrators setting up additional checks in their monitoring solution.		This article provides generic information about what should be monitored to help administrators setting up additional checks in their monitoring solution.

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-| '''SSL Certificate Lifetime'''
+| '''TLS Certificate Lifetime'''
 | TCP 25 (SMTP)<br/>TCP 110 (POP3)<br/>TCP 465 (SMTPS)<br/>TCP 587 (SMTP)<br/>TCP 995 (POP3S)<br/>TCP 8450 (HTTPS)
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