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BC4000 Series RAID Controllers User Manual
02/13/06
B ro ad c om C o r p or at i on
Page 106 Working with Options Document BC4000-UM100-R
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OTIFICATIONS
With the notification feature, you can manage how and when you are notified about events. You can choose
up to four types of notification methods and select from five levels of priority.
There are four ways to be notified about events:
You can prioritize your events using the following five levels, in ascending order, as shown in Table 6 :
Pop-up
Displays a pop-up message informing you of the event on the local
machine.
E-mail
Sends notification events to the specified e-mail address and allows you
to specify a known user's e-mail address as the sender (the mail server
and e-mail address must be configured).
The system name is automatically placed in the subject line of the
message and is included in the body of the e-mail. For example, a Red
Hat 9 system name would be “dhcp-mhta-5-15.nenbroadcom.com.”
Event Log
Sends event information to the error log. WARNING, CRITICAL, and
FATAL events cannot be disabled.
Audible
Alarm
Sounds an alarm from the system speaker to notify the user of
CRITICAL or FATAL events.
Table 6: Event Priority Levels
Level Description
Low Should not show up unless explicitly asked for.
Informational May be useful for you to know under some circumstances.
Warning You should be informed about this event, but will probably not need to take action.
Critical You must be informed of this event and action should be taken.
Fatal The RAID subsystem has shut down.