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9 Click Add. Repeat until all recipients are listed in the right list.
10 Click Next. The Confirm screen appears.
11 To see a list of recipients, click Show Affected Users. Review the
message text.
12 Click Send.
Managing Fault Alerts
The fault alerts list includes users who should receive notifications of problems
identified by the system. Fault alerts are emailed to these users when:
• Certain data center readiness checks fail (See "
Readiness Checks" on
page 96);
• Distribution lists used in retention policies have been deleted (See
"
Retention Policies" on page 99);
• The percentage of users or mailing list members exceeds the configured
threshold. (See "
Sync Notify Settings" on page 149)
To add a user to the fault alerts list:
1 In the Administration Console, click Notification.
2 Click Fault Alerts. The Fault Notification page displays.
3 In the Search box, type the email address or name of the user. Click
Search.
4 In the search results, locate the listing for the user. Select the check box
next to the name.
5 Click Add. The Fault Notification page refreshes and the newly added
user listing displays near the top of the page.
To remove a user from the fault alerts list:
1 In the Administration Console, click Notification.
2 Click Fault Alerts. The Fault Notification page displays.
3 Locate the listing for the appropriate user and select the Remove check
box next to the name.
4 Click Remove.
Managing Transition Alerts
The transition alert list identifies users who should automatically receive
notifications whenever Email Continuity changes state— that is, whenever it is
activated, put into test mode, or returned to READY state. You can use this