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Command Reference Guide
capture trigger
Use the capture trigger command to configure the trigger that causes the mail agent to capture the
command output. Use the no form of this command to remove the trigger. Variations of this command
include:
capture trigger
capture trigger track <name> fail
capture trigger track <name> pass
Syntax Description
track <name> fail
track <name> pass
Default Values
By default, no tracks are configured and no trigger is defined.
Command History
Release 17.2
Functional Notes
If no trigger is specified, the mail agent will immediately run the specified commands and capture their
output. If a track is specified as the capture trigger, the command output will be captured every time the
track switches to the specified state. The track used should be a preconfigured track with an associated
schedule. The track will change states when its associated schedule becomes active or inactive. For more
information on schedules, refer to
to the
Network Monitor Track Command Set on page 2977
functions of tracks and schedules as part of the mail agent feature, refer to the Generic Mail Agent quick
configuration guide available online at
The command
send trigger on page 3210
send trigger command is used, the send trigger command will function as the capture trigger command
and immediately capture the command output and send an email of the captured output. If both commands
are used, the command output is captured at the time the capture trigger occurs, and then an email is sent
at the time the send trigger occurs.
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Optional. Specifies the command output is captured when the named track
changes from a pass state to a fail state.
Optional. Specifies the command output is captured when the named track
changes from a fail state to a pass state.
Command was introduced.
schedule <name> on page
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can be used without the capture trigger command. If only the
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Mail Agent Command Set
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of this guide. For more information on the
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