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Monitor Configuration Examples

In some situations, you are required to use multiple or a combination of different monitor documents. For example:

ScenarioConfigurationResults
There are two administrators, AdminA is responsible for user administration and AdminB is responsible for server administration.Compose two Domino Directory Monitors:

Directory Monitor 1
Basics:
- File Name: NAMES.NSF
- Server(s): All in the domain
- Log Database: Other Log Database
- File Name: AdminA_Names_Log.nsf

Monitor (Document):
- Type of document to monitor: Group, People for Create/Update/Delete
- Notification: AdminA

Directory Monitor 2
Basics:
- File Name: NAMES.NSF
- Server(s): All in the domain
- Log Database: Other Log Database
- File Name: AdminB_Names_Log.nsf

Monitor (Document):
- Type of document to monitor: Certificate, Configuration, Connection, Domain, etc. for Create/Update/Delete
- Notification: AdminB
When a Person and Group document is changed, an e-mail notification will be sent to AdminA. When other types of documents are changed, an e-mail notification will be sent to AdminB.

All changes to the Domino Directory are logged to the corresponding log database according to the monitor configuration.
We want to log the create, update and delete action to the Domino Directory, but only want to receive notification when the delete action occurs.Compose two Domino Directory Monitors:

Directory Monitor 1
Basics:
- File Name: NAMES.NSF
- Server(s): All in the domain
- Log Database: Central Log Database

Monitor (Document):
- Type of document to monitor: All types for Create/Update/Delete
- Notification: Null

Directory Monitor 2
Basics:
- File Name: NAMES.NSF
- Server(s): All in the domain
- Log Database: Central Log Database

Monitor (Document):
- Type of document to monitor: All types for Delete only
- Notification: AdminA
All changes to the Domino Directory are logged to a Central Log Database but only the delete action will trigger the e-mail notification.


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