Adaptec 3200S User Guide - Page 83

SCO UNIX 3.2V4.2, OpenServer 5, and UnixWare 7, Windows 2000 and Windows NT

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Storage Manager You can select or modify the following parameters: Time Interval Broadcast to Computer(s) Local Desktop Message Email to users Log to Event Viewer Event Logs Computer Names/Email Users Display Threshold Interval at which the broadcaster reads the controller event logs. When enabled, event messages are sent to each system in the Computer Names list. When enabled, event messages are displayed on the local system desktop. When enabled, event messages are e-mailed to each address in the Email Users list. When enabled, event messages are logged and displayed in the Windows Event Viewer. When enabled, event messages are logged to a permanent log file. Use these fields to specify a list of computer systems or email addresses that are to receive broadcast messages. Click the arrow buttons to adjust the indicator to the threshold you want to use for reporting events. Messages are broadcast for all events whose levels match those selected. Broadcasters are available on the following operating systems: s Windows 2000 and Windows NT s NetWare 4.2 and 5.x s SCO UNIX 3.2V4.2, OpenServer 5, and UnixWare 7 The broadcaster collects events logged by the controller in the host system on which that broadcaster is running. The broadcaster records these events to files for each controller for use by Storage Manager. Events whose levels are greater than or equal to the current Broadcast Threshold are sent to destinations as specified in the Event Broadcasting window (see page 3-37). 3-38

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Storage Manager
You can select or modify the following parameters:
Broadcasters are available on the following operating systems:
■
Windows 2000 and Windows NT
■
NetWare 4.2 and 5.x
■
SCO UNIX 3.2V4.2, OpenServer 5, and UnixWare 7
The broadcaster collects events logged by the controller in the host
system on which that broadcaster is running. The broadcaster
records these events to files for each controller for use by Storage
Manager. Events whose levels are greater than or equal to the
current Broadcast Threshold are sent to destinations as specified in
the Event Broadcasting window (see
page 3-37
).
Time Interval
Interval at which the broadcaster reads the
controller event logs.
Broadcast to
Computer(s)
When enabled, event messages are sent to each
system in the Computer Names list.
Local Desktop
Message
When enabled, event messages are displayed on the
local system desktop.
Email to users
When enabled, event messages are e-mailed to each
address in the Email Users list.
Log to Event
Viewer
When enabled, event messages are logged and
displayed in the Windows Event Viewer.
Event Logs
When enabled, event messages are logged to a
permanent log file.
Computer
Names/Email
Users
Use these fields to specify a list of computer
systems or email addresses that are to receive
broadcast messages.
Display
Threshold
Click the arrow buttons to adjust the indicator to
the threshold you want to use for reporting events.
Messages are broadcast for all events whose levels
match those selected.