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If you use the Windows NT Server Alert Manager to assign an NT Alert Definition a name, you can have CLRMail alert you by sending an e-mail when the NT Alert Definition is triggered. When an NT Alert Definition is received by CLRMail, it is verified to see if there is a trigger condition (N/A = no trigger condition) and if there is, it is checked against the NT Alert Definition to see if it passes the criteria. If it does, then a message is sent out to the recipients defined in the NT Alert Definition. Examples: If you run out of space on the paging file, an NT Alert could be created for this. You could then configure CLRMail to send an e-mail when this happens. You can also configure CLRMail to alert you when the system consumes more than 80% CPU, that is it can alert you when a condition is triggered. You would then configure CLRMail to send you a message when this condition is triggered. You can also have CLRMail alert you when the system is low on disk space. 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