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06-28-2004 06:50 AM
06-28-2004 06:50 AM
HP Power Manager 3.1 - Set up email options?
Ok, I successfully setup HP Power Manager 3.1 (thanks for the tips). I like the features that the software offers, such as, ability to receive alerts, based on a selection of events:
Temperature Out of Range, Input Out of Range, Overload, Shutdown Imminent, Battery Failure, Battery Low, Battery Discharged, On Battery, Internal Failure, ect. In addition, you can qualify them into three categories: critical, warning and informational. This way you can decide which event you want to be notified on and who gets notified.
I have two questions though:
1.)In our environment we cannot enable the messenger service (to get broadcasts to our workstations), which is needed to get the alerts. So, our other option is setting up notices by email. But there are no details on how to setup email notification other than putting you mail servers I.P address in the SMTP field. Donâ t you have to setup an email account for this service to use?
2.)For the application people out there â Since we already use NetIQ is there a way to get it to see these events and notif
Temperature Out of Range, Input Out of Range, Overload, Shutdown Imminent, Battery Failure, Battery Low, Battery Discharged, On Battery, Internal Failure, ect. In addition, you can qualify them into three categories: critical, warning and informational. This way you can decide which event you want to be notified on and who gets notified.
I have two questions though:
1.)In our environment we cannot enable the messenger service (to get broadcasts to our workstations), which is needed to get the alerts. So, our other option is setting up notices by email. But there are no details on how to setup email notification other than putting you mail servers I.P address in the SMTP field. Donâ t you have to setup an email account for this service to use?
2.)For the application people out there â Since we already use NetIQ is there a way to get it to see these events and notif
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06-29-2004 08:27 AM
06-29-2004 08:27 AM
Re: HP Power Manager 3.1 - Set up email options?
Phillip,
1) Have the server where HP Power Manager runs on connect to a network where the mail server IP address can be resolved and the correct receiver email address.
2) You may need to set up having HP Power Manager sends SNMP traps to HP Insight Manager 7 and have your NetIQ watch IM7 for events.
Thanks,
Steve
1) Have the server where HP Power Manager runs on connect to a network where the mail server IP address can be resolved and the correct receiver email address.
2) You may need to set up having HP Power Manager sends SNMP traps to HP Insight Manager 7 and have your NetIQ watch IM7 for events.
Thanks,
Steve
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06-30-2004 09:06 AM
06-30-2004 09:06 AM
Re: HP Power Manager 3.1 - Set up email options?
Steve,
Although the e-mail server resides on a different network segment I can ping the server. Is this what you are referring to? Or do you mean that I have to resolve the FQDN name.
As far as email, we are using Exchange 5.5 and have various NT and W2K3 domains.
This may not matter, but I'm not sure.
Although the e-mail server resides on a different network segment I can ping the server. Is this what you are referring to? Or do you mean that I have to resolve the FQDN name.
As far as email, we are using Exchange 5.5 and have various NT and W2K3 domains.
This may not matter, but I'm not sure.
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06-30-2004 10:26 AM
06-30-2004 10:26 AM
Re: HP Power Manager 3.1 - Set up email options?
Phillip,
If you can ping the mail server from the machine where HP Power Manager is installed via FQDN, you can specify that in the mail server input field. Otherwise, you will probably need to use mail server's IP address.
I don't think it's really matter what types of mail servers you have on the other end.
If you can ping the mail server from the machine where HP Power Manager is installed via FQDN, you can specify that in the mail server input field. Otherwise, you will probably need to use mail server's IP address.
I don't think it's really matter what types of mail servers you have on the other end.
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