3Ware 9550SXU-16ML User Guide - Page 90
Managing E-mail Event Notification, Current Password, New Password, Confirm New Password
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Chapter 6. 3ware Disk Manager (3DM 2) 3 Type the current password in the Current Password field. If you are changing the password for the first time, the factory-set default password is 3ware. 4 Enter the new password in the New Password field and again in the Confirm New Password field. 5 Click the Change Password button to enact the change. Note: If you forget your password, you can uninstall 3DM and then reinstall it. This will reset the password to the default password, 3ware. Managing E-mail Event Notification 3DM can notify you when the 3ware RAID controller requires attention, such as when a disk unit becomes degraded and is no longer fault tolerant. Event notification can only occur while 3DM is running, so it is recommended that 3DM be left running on the system that contains the 3ware RAID controller. When events occur, notification can be e-mailed to one or more recipients. You can specify the type of events for which notifications will be sent by selecting the severity: Information will send e-mails for all alarms Warning will send e-mail for alarms with severity of Warning and Error only. Error will send e-mail for alarms with severity of Error only. For more information about events and alarms, see "Viewing Alarms" on page 167. Event notification is initially set up during 3DM installation, but can be changed on the 3DM 2 Settings page. To set up event notification 1 Click 3DM 2 Settings on the menu bar. 2 In the E-mail Notification section of the 3DM 2 Settings Page, enter or change the settings you want. Enable or Disable all notifications. Set the severity level of events for which e-mail notifications are sent. Specify the email address of the sender. This will appear in the "From" field of the e-mail. 80 3ware 9550SX Serial ATA RAID Controller User Guide