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The SMS tab is similar to the e-mail tab, but limits the number of characters you can enter with a
field at its bottom.
NOTE:
You must send SMS to the destination phone carrier's e-mail-to-SMS address. For example sending text
to 916-555-1212 when Verizon is the carrier means the destination address is 9165551212@vtext.com.
When enabled, notification emails go to the Contact associated with the Managed Equipment for
the notification event. For the contact's email address, mail goes to the first specified address from
either the Work Email, Home Email or Other Email fields in the Contact editor. SMS messages go
to the Pager Email field for the contact. If a Contact was not found or the required addresses are
not specified for the Contact, then Dell OpenManage Network Manager uses the Recipent
addresses configured in the the Email Action.
This screen has the following fields:
Recipient Addresses—Enter an e-mail address in the field below this label, then click the plus (+)
sign to add it to the list of recipients. The minus (-) removes selected recipients.
Subject— The e-mail subject.
Email Header / Footer—The e-mail's heading and footing.
SMS Body— The e-mail contents to be sent as text.
SMS Max Length—The maximum number of characters to send in the SMS. Typically this is
140, but the default is 0, so be sure to set to your carrier's maximum before saving.
Here is what Email looks like when it arrives:
Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 2:37 PM
To: techpubs@doradosoftware.com
Subject: Web Test
Notification: redcellInventoryAttribChangeNotification
Notification Attributes:
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sysUpTime.0
snmpTrapOID.0
redcellInventoryAttrName.0
redcellInventoryAttrChangedBy.0 = admin
redcellInventoryAttrNewValue.0
world
severity
auto
redcellInventoryAttrOldValue.0
world
= 5 hours, 16 mins, 43 secs
= 1.3.6.1.4.1.3477.2.2.1
= RedCell.Config.EquipmentManager_Notes
= hello
= hello
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