IBM System Storage TS2900, Setup, Operator, And Service Manual

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Chapter 3. Installation and Configuration
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2. Click on the SMTP (Mail) Settings tab.
3. Configure the SMTP server and header settings.
•
SMTP server address — SMTP mail server address. IPv4 and IPv6 addresses
are supported. Hostnames can be entered instead of numerical IP addresses if
the DNS server is specified in the Network settings.
• Sender address — Mail header information.
• Subject — Mail header information.
4. Enter the e-mail addresses to be notified when an event takes place in the Mail
To fields.
5. Select the event level to report in the Mail Event field.
6. Click Test to send a test e-mail message to the enabled addresses.
7. Click Submit to enable the settings.
Configuring Trap Notifications
Figure 3-26. Trap notifications
Note: This is an optional procedure.
The traps supported by the TS2900 Tape Autoloader are listed in “Trap Definitions
(Types)” on page B-12.
To set up trap notifications for an SNMP server, complete the following procedure:
1. Expand Configure Library , if necessary, and click on Notifications in the left
navigation pane of the Web User Interface.
2. Click on the SNMP Settings tab.
3. Configure the SNMP server and header settings.
•
Community — SNMP community name to which the library belongs.
• Name — Unique SNMP name for the system.
• Location — Physical location of the system.
• Contact — Contact person’s name.
• SNMPv3 engine ID — A read-only attribute identifying the SNMPv3 engine.
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