Email Alert - IBM BladeCenter S SAS RAID Controller Module Installation And User Manual

Where:
[-save]
[-load]
FILENAME
[-get]
[-delete]
[-deleteall]
Example: none

email alert

The email alert command selects and sends critical alerts to the your users by
email. It allows you to enter an email address configuration and save it. You can
do this for up to five email addresses added one at a time. The host name, port
number and sender setting overwrites existing settings. The email that is sent out
has following format:
Alert Code:1300 Drive 3:5000c500003cd4ff failure detected - Previous drive status was spare
Controller WWN: 327654ABE76DD67C Controller SerialNumber : 123abfe56dd
Use the -test option to configure and send a test communication to a specified
email account.
Command arguments:
<CLI> email alert –[get | delete –email email| set [-test] –email email –smtpserver server
-help option
<CLI> email alert –[get | delete –email email| set [-test] –email email –smtpserver server
[-set]
[-test]
[-get]
[-delete]
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–smtpport port -smtpsender [SENDER]]
–smtpport port -smtpsender [SENDER]]
: Enables the user to enter an email address configuration and save it.
: If this option is selected along with [-set] option, the email is configured
and a test mail is sent. If this option is selected without any other option,
the command sends a test alert to the email already configured
: Displays the current email configuration with emailId , smtp server ,smtp port
: Deletes specific email id
: EmailId of the person who wants to get the alerts.
: IP address of the SMTP server .
Prints the configuration of a system out to a file and
be read/edited by user.
By issuing this command with -load. option, following
could be accomplished:
1. Restore factory settings: A file with factory settings
could be given as input filename which restores the
factory default to the controller.
This path is mostly used for restoring factory
defaults for controller settings (second part
of the config file)
2. Canned Config: A file with a valid back-end and host
configuration can be provided to prepare a system for
operation based on a pre-decided settings quickly.
3. Clone system: A file coming from a configured system
(generated using
[controller configuration -save filename])command
can be used to program another system.
The filename specifies the name of the file where the
settings are stored or retrieved "-" is an invalid
character and should not be included in the filename.
Executing this command with '-get' option prints the
config file's header information on the screen for all
config files.
Deletes the user generated configuration file(s)
specified.
Deletes all the user generated configuration file(s).