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A-162 Dell PowerVault 720N, 740N, and 760N System Administrator and Command Reference Guide
18. Output from sysconfig -r
19. The /etc/messages file
The autosupport feature is manipulated through the options command (see options).
The options choices are:
autosupport.enable:
on,off
autosupport.mailhost:
Comma-separated list (no spaces)
autosupport.to:
Comma-separated list (no spaces)
autosupport.noteto:
Comma-separated list (no spaces)
autosupport.from:
Local user name
autosupport.doit:
text word describing reason
autosupport.enable: Default is on. This option is a switch to enable/disable the auto-
support email feature. Customers who wish to disable autosupport permanently will
need to set the option in /etc/rc with the command
options autosupport.enable off
autosupport.mailhost: Default is mailhost. Enter the list of mailhosts separated by
, and no spaces. Up to 5 hosts will be accepted. The autosupport mechanism will try
to contact each listed host in turn until it gets a successful SMTP connection. The
default mailhost address is set to the adminhost address in /etc/hosts with a com-
mand such as
options autosupport.mailhost mercury,venus,mars
autosupport.to: Enter the list of recipients separated by , and no spaces. Up to 5
email addresses may be listed with a command such as
options autosupport.to sysadm,autosupport@company.com
autosupport.noteto: Default is an empty list (short note will not be sent). Enter the
list of recipients separated by , and no spaces. Up to 5 email addresses may be
listed with a command such as
options autosupport.noteto sysadm1@pager.net,sysadm2@pager.net
autosupport