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Setting the SMTP Server

  From the command line

Run any of the following commands on the system where VRTSweb is installed:


  # $VRTSWEB_HOME/bin/webgui smtp setserver server_ip/hostname
  # $VRTSWEB_HOME/bin/webgui smtp delserver

The setserver command sets the SMTP server to the specified hostname/IP address. The delserver command deletes the SMTP server setting and disables SMTP notification.

For example:


 # /opt/VRTSweb/bin/webgui smtp setserver smtphost.company.com
 # /opt/VRTSweb/bin/webgui smtp setserver 101.1.2.3
 # /opt/VRTSweb/bin/webgui smtp delserver

  From the Web Console

  1. Access the Web server using an existing port number. For example, http://hostname:8181/
  2. Click the Configuration tab.
  3. Click Configure SMTP Server on the left side of the Configuration page.
  4. In the Configure SMTP Server dialog box:

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    1. Enter the IP address or hostname of the SMTP server to be used for notification. An empty string will disable notification.
    2. Enter the name and password for a user having superuser (administrative) privileges on the Web server system.
    3. Click OK.

Retrieving Configured SMTP Recipients

  From the command line

Run the following command on the system where VRTSweb is installed:


  # $VRTSWEB_HOME/bin/webgui smtp listrcpt
This command retrieves the email addresses of the configured recipients, the notification severity level, and the notification locale.

  From the Web console

  1. Access the Web server using an existing port number. For example, http://hostname:8181/
  2. Click the Configuration tab.
  3. The SMTP Recipients table on the right side of the Configuration page lists the configured SMTP recipients.
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