5. In the Password and Confirm Password boxes, type the password associated
with the email user profile name you supplied in the previous step.
The password you type controls access to this email account. The password is
encrypted in the registry for security reasons.
If you change the password in your email application, you must also change it in
the Email User Setup.
You may leave this box blank if your email account does not require a password.
6. Click OK.
7. Click Yes to accept the changes.
Email Alert Setup
You can configure an instance to do the following when its threshold is exceeded:
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Send email alert notification. You implement alert notification by providing alert IDs
and messages in the email alert setup.
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Attach a file. You can specify a file name to send as an attachment to the email
notification.
Alert Email Notification
The first alert email notification you set up must be the Default alert. You can then set
up other alert notifications by following the same procedure, with modifications, that
you used for setting up the Default alert.
You use the following three buttons on the Email Alert Setup tab as described below:
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Use Default ID. To restore a nondefault alert ID to the default.
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Create New ID. To create a new alert ID.
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Delete Selected ID. To delete the alert ID selected from the list.
Default Email Alert Notification
To set up the default email alert notification
1. On the Express5800/320Ma desktop, click the ftServer version Management
Tools icon.
2. Right-click the ftServer Software Availability Manager icon, then click
Properties.
3. Click the Email Alert Setup tab. The Email Alert Setup tab appears, with Default
in the Alert Identifier box.
Configuring the Software Availability Manager
Configuring Email
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