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Configure Force10 Service Agent
The minimal FTSA configuration is four steps:
1. Enable FTSA. See page 348.
2. Specify the SMTP server to which FTSA will send E-mails upon a trigger event. See page 349.
3. Specify the source E-mail address that FTSA should use when generating E-mails. See page 349.
4. Enable the FTSA messaging service for the default recipient (see page 350,) or:
a Configure a non-default recipient. See page 351.
a Enable FTSA messaging for the recipient. See page 350.
Related Configuration Tasks
The following configuration tasks are optional, but perform them so that FTSA messaging functionality is
fully enabled.
• FTSA Messaging Service on page 350
• FTSA Policies on page 357
• Debugging FTSA on page 371
Enable Force10 Service Agent
FTSA is disabled by default.
The system displays Message 1 when you enable or disable FTSA. Figure 16-1 shows the default FTSA
configuration.
Task Command Syntax Command Mode
Enable FTSA.
• If FTSA is disabled when you execute this command, then FTOS
starts the FTSA service and enters the CALLHOME context.
• If FTSA is enabled when you enter this command, FTOS only enters
the CALLHOME context.
call-home
CONFIGURATION
Disable FTSA.
Note: This command deletes the FTSA configuration from the
running-config. To disable the FTSA messaging function only, use the
command no enable-all from CALL HOME mode.
no call-home
CONFIGURATON
Message 1 FTSA Enabled/Disabled
%RPM0-P:CP %CALL-HOME-3-CALLHOME: Call-home service started
%RPM0-P:CP %CALL-HOME-3-CALLHOME: Call-home service ended.