You can create an email notification rule that notifies you when your Iguana server is restarted. This email notification rule looks for occurrences of a message with the text Main event loop is now running, which is a message that is written to the log file whenever the Iguana server is started.

To create an email notification rule to notify you when your Iguana server is restarted:

• Click the Settings tab at the top right of the screen. In the Settings screen, click E-mail Notification.

• Click the Notification Rules tab.

• In the Email Notification Rule screen, click Add a Rule.

• Select the Standard Rule radio button. A screen appears, enabling you to configure the email notification rule:

• From the Source Type list box, select [All Entries].

• From the Type list box, select Informational.

• In the Text Query field, type "Main event loop is now running" (including the quote characters).

• In the Limit of Messages Sent field, type 10.

• Select the Include Log Entry Text in Email Message check box. This will include the contents of the log message in your email message.

• From the Recipients list box, select one or more users or groups that will receive notification email messages when a log message appears that matches the criteria defined in this rule.

The Edit Rule screen should now look something like this:

• Click Save Changes to create this rule. The rule now appears on the email notification rule page:

	If you are running the Windows operating system, you can instruct the system to restart Iguana if it fails. To do this: Open the Control Panel window. Select Administrative Tools and Services. In the Services window, right-click the Iguana service (for example, iNTERFACEWARE Iguana) and select Properties. Click the Recovery tab. From the First failure list box, select Restart the Service: Click OK to instruct Windows to restart Iguana if it fails.