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My scheduled task or Alert did not reach the intended recipient
My scheduled task failed to run
My scheduled task sent via email generates in non-English
Schedule triggers at incorrect time after time zone change on CommNet server
The Senders Email Address, Mail Server, or SMTP port was not configured properly
To configure these parameters:
The particular scheduled task is disabled
To enable the scheduled task:
The Scheduler Activity is disabled
Enable the Scheduler Activity by following the procedure Enable or Disable All Scheduled Tasks
The scheduled job may have been deleted from Windows Task Scheduler by accident
Check the Windows Scheduled Tasks. If the scheduled task is not displayed there, stop and start the CommNet Server Service as described in Stop CommNet Server Services and Start CommNet Server Services. Once services are started again, the scheduled task will be displayed in the Windows Scheduled Tasks dialog box.
The CommNet entity for the scheduled task was removed or unregistered from the CommNet Server
The CommNet entity for the scheduled task was removed or unregistered from the CommNet Server
The CommNet entities include the following:
The regional language setting on the server can cause the emailed tasks to be sent in a different language.
As scheduled tasks generate using the regional language established for the server, the language setting can be changed through the following procedure: click Start, click Control Panel, click Regional and Language Options, click the Advanced Tab, and select a language to match the language version of the non-Unicode programs you want to use.
After changing the time zone on the CommNet server, established schedules on the server could trigger at the incorrect time.
Make sure to restart the CommNet server services after the change so that the new time zone correctly applies to established schedules.