User's Manual

304 Troubleshooting and Recovery
a Select the check boxes of the events for which you want to enable
alerting. To enable all events for alerting, select the
Select All check
box.
b Click Apply to save your settings.
5 Click the Email Alert Settings sub-tab. The Email Alert Destinations
page displays.
6 Specify the SMTP server IP address:
a Locate the SMTP (Email) Server field, and then type the SMTP
hostname or IP address.
NOTE: You must configure the SMTP e-mail server to accept relayed emails
from the CMC's IP address, a feature which is normally turned off in most mail
servers due to security concerns. For instructions as to how to accomplish
this in a secure manner, refer to the documentation that came with your SMTP
server.
b
Enter the desired originator e-mail for the alert, or leave it blank to use
the default e-mail originator. The default is cmc@[IP_address] where
[IP_address] is the IP address of the CMC. If you choose to enter a
value, the syntax of the e-mail name is emailname[@domain], and an
e-mail domain can be optionally specified. If @domain is not
specified and there is an active CMC network domain, then the e-mail
address of [e-mail] is used as the source e-mail. If
@domain is not specified and CMC has no active network domain,
then the IP address of the CMC is used (for example,
emailname@[IP_address]).
c Click Apply to save your changes.
7 Specify the e-mail address(es) that will receive the alerts:
a Type a valid e-mail address in an empty Destination Email Address
field.
b Enter an optional Name . This is the name of the entity receiving the
e-mail. If a name is entered for an invalid e-mail address, it is ignored.
c Click Apply to save your settings.
To send a test e-mail to an e-mail alert destination:
1
Log in to the CMC Web interface.
2 Select Chassis in the system tree.