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Works for me - will have to do some research on the topic and figure out the necessary script, but this sets me along the right road. &nbsp;Thanks!
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Works for me - will have to do some research on the topic and figure out the necessary script, but this sets me along the right road.  Thanks!

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I receive a daily email confirming that one of our servers is still processing alerts. &nbsp;I am wondering if there is a way to setup an alert through Outlook 2013 to notify me if the message does NOT arrive (thus meaning the server is no longer processing alerts properly).<br />
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And FYI, I can't simply monitor the alert process service on the server because it continues to run even when it stops operating correctly.<br />
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Thanks very much!
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I receive a daily email confirming that one of our servers is still processing alerts.  I am wondering if there is a way to setup an alert through Outlook 2013 to notify me if the message does NOT arrive (thus meaning the server is no longer processing alerts properly).

And FYI, I can't simply monitor the alert process service on the server because it continues to run even when it stops operating correctly.

Thanks very much!

Outlook 2013 - Alert for Missing Message

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Outlook

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Exchange

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