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Using the Alert Manager
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10 Chapter Using the Alert Manager Alert is a notification system that sends messages to people in your organization using various methods of communication. For example, you can send alerts to the system administrator, or a hardware technician in or out of the office. You can also send alerts to groups of people in different segments of the network. Alert does not generate its own messages. You must configure Alert with the information you want to communicate and where you want to send it. Use the Alert options in the Backup Manager or Alert configuration in Server Admin to tell Alert what information you want to communicate. Use the Alert Manager or the Alert options in the Backup Manager to tell Alert how to send information and who to send it to. For more information on how you can select methods and specify recipients from within the Backup Manager, see the chapter "Backing Up Data." The information you communicate through Alert is called an Event. Events are words or phrases that appear in the Activity Log. You can select predefined job-related events, such as "Job Completed Successfully" and "Job Incomplete." You can also customize job-related events, such as error, warning, or notification codes. In addition, you can specify non-job related events, such as starting or stopping the Tape Engine. To select job-related events, in the Backup or Restore Manager, click Options, and then the Alert tab. Job-related events can also be accessed by selecting the Utilities menu and choosing any of the Utilities menu options. To select non-job related events, in Server Admin click Config, and then the Alert tab. After you select events and they appear in the Activity Log, Alert generates notification messages and sends them to the appropriate recipients. For more information on selecting the information you want to communicate using Alert, see the chapter "Backing Up Data" for job-related events, and the chapter "Administering the Backup Server" for non-job related events. Using the Alert Manager 10-1