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File Vault Alerts
Windchill can automatically send alerts when file vaults require the attention of an administrator. These alerts are described in the table below.
By default, alert notifications enabled and sent to the JMX-Administrators. You can enable or disable these alerts and configure the alert email recipients using any supported JMX client (such as JConsole). In the MBeans navigation pane, expand com.ptc, then expand NotificationHandlers.
For details about using MBeans, see Using Java Management Extensions (JMX).
Alert
Sent When
Description
Vault Capacity (VaultThresholdReachedNotifier)
The available disk space in the active folder (the folder in which content uploads currently take place) is below the threshold that you have set.
The vault capacity threshold is in percent and refers to the percentage of total disk space in the volume or disk partition that is free. This threshold is set using the FileServers MBean.
If the vault does not already have automatic folder creation enabled, you may want to consider enabling it. When automatic folder creation is enabled, you can spend less time creating new folders.
Vault Status Change Notification (VaultStatusNotifier)
The status of a vault changes from Read-only to Read-write or from Read-write to Read-only.
This alert can be the result of the following situations:
The disk has become read-only because it is full.
A maintenance release or patch has been applied to the master site and the remote site must be restarted to apply the update. Until the remote site is restarted, it is set to read-only, meaning that the vault is available for downloads but not uploads.
Site Status Change Notification (SiteStatusNotifier)
The status of a site changes from OK to NOK.
Site status changes to NOK when the site is taken offline or when one of the servers in the site is unresponsive or down.
The site might have been taken offline by a user using the File Server Management utility, making the site unavailable for remote site operations.
The site might be unresponsive or down because the PTC Embedded Servlet Engine (based on Apache Tomcat) is not available.