This menu is used to set information communication and alerts for the agent service. The table below describes the setting items on the agent settings menu. The setting items displayed on the menu depend on the version of the agent service and the OS.

Item	Default	Setting
CommandTimeout	90	Set the wait time (in seconds) for a response to a transmission from the manager service to the agent service. The permitted value range is from 1 to 600.
Keepalive	False	Set whether the keep-alive option between the agent service and the manager service is to be enabled. To enable the keep-alive option, set True.
KeepaliveInterval	600	When the keep-alive option is enabled, specify a keep-alive interval (in seconds). The permitted value range is from 1 to 3,600. When you set a keep-alive interval, make sure that the specified value is greater than the command timeout value (setting item: CommandTimeout).
ShutdownDemand	True	Set whether a shutdown request from the console service is to be accepted. To accept such requests, set True.
InformationAlert	False	Set True to send information alerts (other than errors). In the server alert log, information about the alerts that have occurred is recorded whether this setting is True or False.
CautionAlert	True	Set True to send caution alerts (cautionary warning information information). In the server alert log, information about the alerts that have occurred is recorded whether this setting is True or False.
WarningAlert	True	Set True to send warning alerts (normal error information). In the server alert log, information about the alerts that have occurred is recorded whether this setting is True or False.
ObstacleAlert	True	Set True to send failure alerts (error information requiring immediate attention) to the console service. In the server alert log, information about the alerts that have occurred is recorded whether this setting is True or False.
AlertKeepDays	30	Set the number of days alert log files are to be retained. The permitted value range is from 0 to 90. When 0 is set, the alert log files will be retained until deleted by the user.
AlertCapacity	1,024	Set the amount (in kilobytes) of alert log information that can be stored before a warning is to be sent to the management console (alert log information is saved as one file per day). The permitted value range is from 0 to 1,048,576. The default is 1,024 kilobytes. If 0 is set, no warning will be sent. An alert log file is saved with the date as the file name (the extension is .log) in the /var/opt/htcsma directory (for example, the log file created for December 1, 2004, is saved under file name 20041201.log).
SyslogOutput	False	Set True to send to syslog the alerts that are to be sent to the console service. Only the alerts that are reported to the console service are output.

This menu is used to set the manager service at the connection destination as well as the hardware installation and asset information. The table below describes the setting items on the agent environment settings menu. The setting items displayed on the menu depend on the version of the agent service and OS.

Item	Default	Setting
Target Machine	None (mandatory)	Set the type of server on which Agent has been installed.
ManagerAddress	None (mandatory)	Set the IP address of the manager service at the connection destination. You can register a maximum of four manager services at the connection destination.
SendTimeout	80	Set the sending timeout period (in seconds). The permitted value range is from 1 to 3,600.
SessionTimeout	900	Set the amount of time before the session is to be closed when there is no communication between the agent and manager services. The permitted value range is from 0 to 7,200. The default is 900 seconds. If there are no charges for the communication line with the manager service because of the network in use (such as a LAN), you can set the value 0. When 0 is set, the session will not be closed.
SITE	""	Set a maximum of eight classes of site information. The information items that can be specified are defined sequentially as class 1, class 2, class 3, and so on. Following SITE=, each class can be entered as a separate line, or all the classes can be entered continuously delimited by a slash (/). Each class must consist of no more than 256 characters including the delimiter (/) and must satisfy the following condition: Total number of characters per class + (class number - 1) 256 (where means less that or equal to) We recommend that you set one class at a time, such as the city in class 1, the facility in class 2, and building name, floor, section name, etc., in other classes. If erroneous site information is specified, the site might be classified incorrectly when it is displayed at the management console.
PropertyName	""	Set the name used to manage the server within the company or organization, or the server's product name.
PropertyID	""	Set the number associated with the asset name.
PostName	""	Set the name of the group where the server is installed.
PostID	""	Set the group number if there is one for the group.
AdministratorName	""	Set the name of the system administrator who manages the server.
AdministratorID	""	Set a number, such as the employee number, that is used to identify the system administrator.
AdministratorInfo	""	Set details about the manager or any information that is not included in the settings, such as the system administrator's group.
OperatorName	""	Set the name of the operation administrator in the group that handles the server.
OperatorID	""	Set a number, such as employee number, that is used to identify the operation administrator.
OperatorInfo	""	Set details about the operation administrator or any information that is not included in the settings, such as the operation administrator's group.
TelephoneNumber	""	Set the administrator's telephone number.
MailAddress	""	Set the administrator's email address.
LocationInfo	""	Set details about the server location.
Structure	""	Set information about the device configuration, such as the server's CPU and memory.
PurchaseDate	""	Set the date the server was purchased.
DescriptionDate	""	Set the depreciation period for the server.
Note	""	Set notes.
CompressCommand	None	Set the command line character string for starting the compression command. See 8.1.1(2)(b) For Linux servers.