Juniper MEDIA FLOW MANAGER 2.0.2 - ADMINISTRATOR S GUIDE AND CLI Administrator's Manual page 117

Media Flow Manager Administrator's Guide
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auth
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enable
disabled. Use no email auth to re-disable.
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password
the user is prompted for the password.
authentication method supported is "LOGIN", which sends the password in the clear
(base64); so users should be aware that this involves some security risk.
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username
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autosupport
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enable
vendor support when certain failures occur. Default is enable.
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event
event name,"
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dead-letter
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cleanup max-age <duration>
are permanently deleted from the system. The form of <duration> is
<number>d<number>h<number>m<number>s, so 5d4h3m2s for 5 days, 4 hours,
3 minutes, 2 seconds.
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enable
undeliverable emails.
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domain
to appear to come (provided that the return address is not already fully-qualified). This is
used in conjunction with the system hostname to form the full name of the host from which
the email appears to come. Use no email domain to reset to default (global settings). The
rules are as follows:
a. If an email domain is specified using this command, it is always used. If the hostname
has any dots in it, everything to the right of the first dot is stripped and the email
domain is appended.
b. Otherwise, if the hostname has dots in it, it is used as is.
c. Otherwise, the currently-active system domain name is used. This can come either
from the resolver configuration, or from state dynamically instantiated by DHCP.
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mailhub
emails. Use no email mailhub to clear the entry.
for notifications to work.
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mailhub-port
mailhub-port to reset to default.
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notify
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event <event_name>
the specified event type. This does not affect autosupport emails. Autosupport can be
disabled overall, but if it is enabled, all autosupport events (process-crash, and
liveness-failure only, by default) are sent as emails. See
for details. Set thresholds for these events using stats. Set SNMP traps for events
using snmp-server.
—Enable SMTP authentication for Media Flow Controller emails; default is
—Set a password for SMTP authentication of emails; if no password is set,
—Set a username for SMTP authentication of emails.
—Sends emails to pre-configured vendor for certain failures.
—Enable or disable (with no email autosupport) the sending of email to
—Specify which events to send autosupport notification emails for. See
below, for details.
—Manage undeliverable emails:
—Allow (default) or stop (with no email dead-letter enable) the saving of
—Use a hostname or IP address to set the domain name from which emails are
—Use a hostname or IP address to set the mail relay to use to send notification
—Set the mail port to be used to send emails. Default is 25. Use no email
—Set handling of events and failures via email.
—Enable or disable (with no) sending email notifications for
As of Release 2.0.2 the only
Note!
—Set a time limit after which undeliverable emails
The mailhub option must be sent
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CHAPTER 5 CLI Commands
"email
"email event name," below,
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