Linksys NSS2000 Cisco NSS2000 Series Network Storage System Administration Gui - Page 144

Manager Menu, Admin, Email Alerts., Email Alerts, SMTP Server, Update, Alert Recipients &amp, Types

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Maintaining the NSS Configuring the Email Alerts for a Recipient STEP 1 From the Manager Menu, click Admin Email Alerts. The Email Alerts page appears. 7 STEP 2 Enter the SMTP server IP address or name in the SMTP Server field. STEP 3 In the From Address field, enter the email address that you want to appear in the from: field of the email header of each email alert. STEP 4 Click Update. STEP 5 To add a new email account, define the following fields in the Alert Recipients & Types area: • Email Address: Enter the user's email address. • Disk: Check this option to notify the user when a change occurs to the disks installed in the NSS. • RAID: Check this option to notify the user when a change occurs to a RAID array. • Quota: Check this option to notify the user when a change occurs to a quota. • Backup: Check this option to notify the user when a backup is run. • Power: Check this option to notify the user when there is a change of state of the UPS. • Monitor: Check this option to notify the user when there is an event tracked through the hardware monitor (i.e., voltages, fans, and temperatures) that falls out of specification. Cisco Small Business NSS2000 Series Administration Guide 136

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Maintaining the NSS
Configuring the Email Alerts for a Recipient
Cisco Small Business NSS2000 Series Administration Guide
136
7
STEP 1
From the
Manager Menu
, click
Admin
¨
Email Alerts.
The
Email Alerts
page appears.
STEP 2
Enter the SMTP server IP address or name in the
SMTP Server
field.
STEP 3
In the
From Address
field, enter the email address that you want to appear in the
from:
field of the
email header of each email alert.
STEP 4
Click
Update
.
STEP 5
To add a new email account, define the following fields in the
Alert Recipients &
Types
area:
•
Email Address:
Enter the user’s email address.
•
Disk:
Check this option to notify the user when a change occurs to the disks
installed in the NSS.
•
RAID:
Check this option to notify the user when a change occurs to a RAID
array.
•
Quota:
Check this option to notify the user when a change occurs to a quota.
•
Backup:
Check this option to notify the user when a backup is run.
•
Power:
Check this option to notify the user when there is a change of state
of the UPS.
•
Monitor:
Check this option to notify the user when there is an event tracked
through the hardware monitor (i.e., voltages, fans, and temperatures) that
falls out of specification.