alertentries command

Use this command to manage alert recipients.

Note

alertentries with no options display all alert entry settings.
alertentries -number -test generates a test alert to the given recipient index number.
alertentries -number (where number is 0 - 12) display alert entry settings for the specified recipient index number or allow you to modify the alert settings for that recipient.

Syntax:

alertentries [-options]

Table 1. alertentries command
Option	Description	Values
-[number]	Alert recipient index number to display, add, modify, or delete	1 through 12
-type	Alert type	email, syslog
-status	Alert recipient status	on, off
-log	Include event log in alert e-mail	on, off
-n [name]	Alert recipient name	String
-e [email_address]	Alert recipient e-mail address	Valid email address
-del	Delete specified recipient index number
-test	Generate a test alert to specified recipient index number
-ip [ipaddr\|hostName]	Syslog IP address or host name	Valid IP address or host name
-pn [port_number]	Syslog port number	Valid port number
-crt	Sets critical events that send alerts	all, none, custom:te\|vo\|po\|di\|fa\|cp\|me\|in\|re\|pc\|ot Custom critical alert settings are specified using a pipe separated list of values of the form alertentries -crt custom:te\|vo, where custom values are: te: critical temperature threshold exceeded vo: critical voltage threshold exceeded po: critical power failure di: hard disk drive failure fa: fan failure cp: microprocessor failure me: memory failure in: hardware incompatibility re: power redundancy failure pc: critical PCIe events ot: all other critical events
-wrn	Sets warning events that send alerts	all, none, custom:rp\|te\|vo\|po\|fa\|cp\|me\|pc\|ot Custom warning alert settings are specified using a pipe separated list of values of the form alertentries -wrn custom:rp\|te, where custom values are: rp: power redundancy warning te: warning temperature threshold exceeded vo: warning voltage threshold exceeded po: warning power threshold exceeded fa: non-critical fan event cp: microprocessor in degraded state me: memory warning pc: warning PCIe events ot: all other warning events
-sys	Sets routine events that send alerts	all, none, custom:lo\|tio\|ot\|po\|bf\|til\|pf\|ne\|au\|nl\|dh Custom routine alert settings are specified using a pipe separated list of values of the form alertentries -sys custom:lo\|tio, where custom values are: lo: successful remote login tio: operating system timeout ot: all other informational and system events po: system power on/off bf: operating system boot failure til: operating system loader watchdog timeout pf: predicted failure (PFA) ne: network change au: all other audit events nl: host NIC link down/up dh: drive hotplug

Example:

system> alertentries
1. test 
2. <not used>
3. <not used>
4. <not used>
5. <not used>
6. <not used>
7. <not used>
8. <not used>
9. <not used>
10. <not used>
11. <not used>
12. <not used>

system> alertentries -2
-type: syslog
-status: on
-log: off
-n: syslog
-e:
-ip: 12.12.1.2
-pn: 514
-crt: all
-wrn: custom:rp|te|vo|po|fa|cp|me|pc
-sys: all

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