Port Notifier Plug-in

The Port plug-in is displayed when you choose Port in the Notifier Kind pop-up menu in the Nouveau / Éditer Notification.

Domain

Enter the domain name or IP address to which to connect.

Port

Enter the port number to check. If you don't know the port number, you can find it online, e.g. Liste officielle d'IANA. Some popular ones include 22 for SSH, 25 for SMTP, 110 for POP, 143 for IMAP, 194 for IRC, etc.

Capture Session

Click this button after entering the port number, to display a panel that allows connecting to a server on that port and assist you in constructing the session script.

Username

Enter the username required to connect to the server, if any. You can use this value in the session script via the {NotifierUsername} variable (see below). Or you can use the username entered in the Security section of the Fenêtre de Surveillance de Simon via {TestUsername}, or none.

Password

Similarly, enter any needed password here (it won't be shown). It is available as the {NotifierPassword} variable, while the test one is {TestPassword}.

Insert variable

Variables are markers in the text that are replaced by another value when the notifier is used. Select a field (or place an insertion point in a field) in the session script area, then use this menu to insert a variable in that field. Refer to the variables page for descriptions of the available variables.

If receive

Enter text to look for after connecting. This text must be output by the server after connection; if not, the check is considered a failure, which for notifiers simply means that the notification is stopped at that point. If this text is received, Simon will send the text from the adjacent then send field. That field should contain a command for the server, to be sent if the script has gone okay so far. After sending it, Simon will continue to the next step in the script (the next line).

Or receive

Enter text that would indicate an error occurred. This may be blank if desired. If the error text is found, Simon will send the text from the adjacent then send field. This is also a command for the server, and should typically be a command to exit the session. After sending this, Simon will stop the script.

  Click this button to remove the associated line.

  Click this button to add a new line, allowing multiple steps in the session script.