Configure the following settings:

Name—If necessary, change the name of the MX-ONE Application Server device.

Probe—Verify that the suggested Probe is correct. Mitel Performance Analytics preselects a Probe with the fewest container levels between it and the device. If needed, select a different Probe from the drop-down list.

Container—If necessary, change the Container where the device is located.

Description—Enter a description for the MX-ONE Application Server device.

In the IP Address/FQDN field, enter the address or domain name of the MX-ONE Application Server device. If no Probe is used, the IP address or domain name must be reachable from Mitel Performance Analytics. If a Probe is deployed, the IP address or domain name must be reachable from the Probe.

Select the Enabled check box to enable fault and performance monitoring.

Configure the DSCP to use for ping packets. You can choose from Best Effort (0), High Priority (46), or a variety of Assured Forwarding (AF) or Class Selector (CS) settings.

Configure the following settings:

SNMP Version—SNMP v1, v2C or v3.

SNMP Port

Community String

You must also configure SNMP on the MX-ONE Application Server device. For more information, "MX-ONE Application Server SNMP Configuration".

To display the Service Sets panel and monitor services, enable Windows Service Monitoring. See "Service Sets Panel" for details on monitoring services.

The Applications to Monitor settings are displayed.

Select the check box of the applications to monitor: MiCollab Advanced Messaging, CMG, inAttend, Virtual Reception.

Note: After you select applications to monitor, you must configure thresholds in order to activate alarms for the monitored applications. See "Threshold Configuration" for more information.

To enable Interface Filtering, enter the following information:

Names

Types

See "Interface Filter Configuration" for details.

Select the Enabled check box to enable maintenance mode for the device. Enter a message to display when the device is in Maintenance Mode.