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Monitoring System Status
■ Information —Shows that Storage Manager Pro has some
information to report.
■ Caution —Warns you about a potential problem with the
device.
■ Critical —Warns you that the device has failed.
Information, Caution, and Critical icons similar to those above are
displayed next to any device or array in the Devices or Arrays pane
when something has happened to the device or array.
For more information about what to do when you see the status
indicators, see
Using the Diagnose Button on page 11-2.
Setting Up Event Notification
Event Notification is a function of Storage Manager Pro that, when
set up, can inform you about specified events that may occur on
your Adaptec SCSI RAID controllers. Event Notification allows you
to designate multiple recipients to receive an e-mail or an e-mail
pager message when an event, such as failover, occurs. You can
specify a minimum event severity level, such as informational,
warning, or critical, for the events for which you want to receive
notification. You can assign different severity levels for each
recipient as well as which severity levels trigger each notification
type (e-mail or e-mail pager). For example, you can assign User A to
receive both e-mail and e-mail pager messages about all events with
a severity of warning or greater while User B is notified only by
e-mail pager and only about all critical events.
Event Notification can be set up for either a single system or for all
systems that are members of a management set. What you can do
depends on your login account:
■ Local Accounts—Manage only the events on the local system
you are running.
■ Global Accounts—Manage the events on all systems that are
in the management set. Any system registered with the
directory manager can manage the Event Notification for all
the systems that are members of the management set.
Event Notification follows the same local and global account rules as
User Administration except administrative rights are not required.
See
Understanding User Accounts on page 5-1.