KS-Soft

Whoops, I spoke too soon. That didn't work on the larger mailbox. I'll have to play around some more with it.

Alex, I tried it with simply the expression ('%Reply%'>20) I tested it at less than 20 messages and got a Good status. Then I logged in with The Bat and tied up the mailbox with a Dispatch, and received a bad status, but without an Alert. Once again, that's what I wanted. Finally, I logged out of th...

Thanks, Alex! I'll give it a try and report back later.

Doug

Actually, I DO want to be notified on each subsequent test if the status remains bad (or rather, the value of the "reply" exceeds our predetermined threshold.) The alert is a call to action on our part to disable the auto-reply feature of the mailbox. Well, technically, any one of 150 othe...

Thanks for the fast reply, Alex. I tried that but I can't tell if it worked. I'll experiment with it some more. Meanwhile, I am wondering if I could skip the repeat test by using the StatusID to exclude No Answer from the condition, i.e.: ('%SimpleStatus%'=='DOWN') and ('%StatusID%'<>02) Is that an ...

Forgive me if this has been answered here or in the Help file. I monitor just one specific POP3 account and perform two separate tests: message count and total file size. I do them separately so that it sends me a different e-mail depending on which parameter has been exceeded. Obviously, it cannot ...