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2. The ServeRAID Manager is running on the remote system.
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v Using the Notification Manager
v Adding a system to the notification list
v Deleting a system from the notification list
v Modifying system properties in the notification list
v Monitoring events sent from the Notification Manager
Changing
the alarm settings:
Note: This action is not supported in bootable-CD mode.
Warning and Error events cause an audible alarm to sound every five minutes,
notifying you of the event. Any Error or Warning event can trigger the alarm if the
event causes the system to enter the critical state or the event arrives while the
system status is critical. Once triggered, the repeating alarm continues to sound as
long as any system in the ServeRAID Manager Enterprise view is critical.
Some events, such as the non-warranted drive event, do not affect the system
status in the Enterprise view; if the system status is not critical, these events will
not sound the alarm.
You can adjust the alarm settings with the following steps:
1. In the User Preferences window, click the Alarm settings tab.
2. Select the check box to enable or disable the repeating alarm.
Note: If you disable the alarm, you will not hear an audible alarm when you
receive problem events.
3. If you have enabled the alarm, you can adjust the time interval (in seconds)
that you want between each alarm. The default is 300 seconds (5 minutes).
4. If you have enabled the alarm, you can adjust the length of time (in beeps) that
you want the alarm to continue. The default is 3 beeps.
5. Click OK.
6. Restart the ServeRAID Manager for these settings to take effect.
Using
the Email Notification Manager:
Note: You cannot use the Email Notification Manager when using:
v ServeRAID Manager in bootable-CD mode
v ServeRAID Manager as a plug-in application
The
Email Notification Manager is a tool that you can use to notify users by e-mail
of events that occur on this (that is, the local) system. The user of the system types
recipient names and e-mail addresses in the e-mail notification list. Each recipient
in the list is notified of all or selected events that occur on the local system.
You can use the Email Notification Manager to:
v Add a recipient to the email notification list
v Delete a recipient from the email notification list
v Modify recipient properties in the email notification list
v Send a test message to a recipient in the email notification list
v Monitor messages sent from the Email Notification Manager
156 ServeRAID Manager Installation and User's Guide