CLI Guide

Syntax

alerts --snmp_trap_email --enable

Result

Successfully enabled SNMP Trap email forwarding.

NOTE: To disable SNMP trap mail forwarding, substitute the --disable command, as in the following example:

alerts --snmp_trap_email --disable

Successfully disabled SNMP Trap email forwarding.

alerts --help

Description

Displays the listing of alerts and related options that can be used as a reference when using the DR Series system CLI.

Syntax

alerts --help

Result

Usage:

alerts --show [--email]

[--snmp]

[--events] [--index <[-]number>] [--count <number>] [--all]

[--alerts] [--index <[-]number>] [--count <number>] [--all]

[--summary]

alerts --email [--add <email>]

[--delete <email>]

[--recipients <email>]

[--relay_host <server name>]

[--admin_name <admin name>]

[--company <company_name>]

[--admin_email <email>]

[--phone <phone number>]

[--comments <comments>]

[--appliance_alerts <yes|no>]

[--software_updates <yes|no>]

[--daily_report <yes|no>]

alerts --test_email

alerts --snmp_add --host <server name>

--port <number>

--community <name>

alerts --snmp_delete --host <server name>

alerts --snmp_enable --host <server name>

alerts --snmp_disable --host <server name>

alerts --snmp_trap_email [--enable][--disable]

alerts --help

alerts <command> <command-arguments>

<command> can be one of:

--show Displays system alerts and events.

--test_email Sends a test email using current email settings.

--snmp_add Sets SNMP traps to be sent to a host.