Notification on EVA/SMA

[John Hall_15]

The folks who set up our EVA5k also set up email notifications - lots of places, evidently. Now I need to change the email notifications, and I can't find all the places where the original notifications were set up - I know this b/c when we experience a power interruption or similar LOTS of emails are generated - and some are still being generated to the email address I thought I had removed. Does anyone have a more complete listing of where email notifications can be located, so I can look in all the places in CV/EVA/SMA/???

I should mention here that ISEE is also enabled.

[Vincent Fleming]

I haven't seen a complete list, but I'll look, and if I find anything I'll post back.

Meanwhile, as I recall, ISEE will also send emails, so check there, too.

Good luck,

Vince

[Tom O'Toole]

My 2 cents - disable any and all notification that's done by the 'baseline sanapp application' - by that I mean the app that is first launched when opening a browser window (openview/sma???). The notification 'chain' here is a dumbly implemented nightmare, so don't even bother with it.

Then enable local email notifications for WEBES to one well defined forwarding address, and you should be done. WEBES notificationas still have a lot of problem, but the openview/SMA ones are just useless, and a source of tears - it's as if it was designed by bill gates himself.

[Mario_66]

Hi,

few of them are:

EVE, OSEM, WEBES, internal SMA email notification, ...

ISEE does not send an email.

It would help if you attach some examples of the emails you received.

But, some kind of reporting tool should be installed. Webes is the official tool these days.

HTH,
Mario.

[Ivan Ferreira · Accepted solution]

Besides the Notification page of the sma, search for a file called NotifyCA, it should be on program files\hewlett-packard\svctools\specific\desta\config

[Kusuma]

You can look into "notification.Type" entry in "DESTA.REG" file under /svctools/specific/desta/config, for all the notifications enabled in WEBES and also for the component specific email entries that are installed.

"wsea status" command display all the WEBES notifications enabled, if an SEA component is installed. If not you can use "desta info" commmand for the same.

- Kusuma

[John Hall_15]

The 'NotifyCA' appears to be the culprit - I won't know for sure till the next power failure :)

Thanks to all.