For email configuration settings, go to Main Menu and select Administration. Next, select Product Settings tab and select Email Config.

Main Menu > Administration > Product Settings > Email Config

There are three types of email authentication supported by SIRP:

Administrators can also validate the connectivity settings by clicking the Check Connectivity button available at the bottom right corner of the page.

By clicking Check Connectivity, a configuration confirmation or failure message will appear as shown in the following image:

Then click Save.

Notifications are emails sent to users to let them know about some activity in SIRP that is related to them. In SIRP all notifications are turned on by default and the administrator will need to disable them as required. Notifications are divided into the following categories:

From the Main Menu, select Administration. Once the Administration section is displayed, select the Product Settings tab at the top of the page, and then Notifications under that.

Main Menu > Administration > Product Settings > Notifications

Your screen should look something like this:

Toggle the buttons adjacent to different notifications to Enable or Disable them. Once you are done making the changes, click on the Update button at the bottom of the page.

SIRP licensing works based on the number of users who will login to SIRP.

From the Main Menu, select Administration. Once the Administration section is displayed, select the Product Settings tab at the top of the page, and then select License under that.

Main Menu > Administration > Product Settings > License

The page shows the details of your current license.

To upload a new license, click on the Upload License button at the bottom of the page.

Choose your license file and click Update.

Server Health observes how a server reacts to the operating load placed upon it. It provides a detailed view of server health and performance of SIRP instance. You can also monitor key metrics like CPU load, RAM, HDD, memory utilization, and more to easily identify when server resources reach warning and critical thresholds.

From the Main Menu, select Administration. Once the Administration section is displayed, select the Product Settings tab at the top of the page, and then Server Health under that.

Main Menu > Administration > Product Settings > Server Health

Your screen should look something like this:

Backup and Restore is the process of storing copy of data that can be used to protect organizations against data loss. SIRP allows you to create copy of necessary configurations needed to restore your instance after initial setup for successful recovery if your machine is corrupted. This will restore all the data that was last updated.

From the Main Menu, select Administration. Once the Administration section is displayed, select the Product Settings tab at the top of the page, and then select Backup & Restore under that.

Main Menu > Administration > Product Settings > Backup & Restore

This page displays the list of all the Backup Files with options to either download, restore or delete any record.

Click the Create Backup button to trigger a Manual Backup. This will display a popup.
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Enter the Description and assign a role to Send Notifications to.

Click Create.

Once the backup is completed, you can download the file and store it in a safe location for possible future restoration.

To set up Automated Backup, click on Configure Backup.
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Your screen should look something like this:

You can:

Once the backup is completed, you can download the file and store it in a safe location for possible future restoration.