Email Notifications
gomaelettronica
10 Posts
May 24, 2017, 2:54 pmQuote from gomaelettronica on May 24, 2017, 2:54 pmHello,
I'm just testing / understanding the 1.3.0 features but I have some doubts about the Email Notification.
- I've noticed that I can only set one email address. I suppose that this will be the "From an To Address" the notifications will be sent. Is it correct? It will be nice, maybe in the future, to add the possibilty to set a From and a To address
- Is there a way to test if it works properly (right now I haven't received any notifications even when I shut down a node)?
- What kind of notifications are sent and when?
Thanks in advance.
Luca
Hello,
I'm just testing / understanding the 1.3.0 features but I have some doubts about the Email Notification.
- I've noticed that I can only set one email address. I suppose that this will be the "From an To Address" the notifications will be sent. Is it correct? It will be nice, maybe in the future, to add the possibilty to set a From and a To address
- Is there a way to test if it works properly (right now I haven't received any notifications even when I shut down a node)?
- What kind of notifications are sent and when?
Thanks in advance.
Luca
admin
2,930 Posts
May 24, 2017, 8:12 pmQuote from admin on May 24, 2017, 8:12 pmIt works like this:
- First you need to have the Management network have access the remote SMTP mail server
- Then in the Configuration -> Cluster Settings page you need to setup the SMTP mail server address, the "from" email + password
- Then in the User List, edit the user and select if he would receive notifications or not + enter his email if not entered before.
Currently the emails notifications are for node failures, osd failures and warnings when raw storage approaching full capacity. We will add other alarms in the future.
It works like this:
- First you need to have the Management network have access the remote SMTP mail server
- Then in the Configuration -> Cluster Settings page you need to setup the SMTP mail server address, the "from" email + password
- Then in the User List, edit the user and select if he would receive notifications or not + enter his email if not entered before.
Currently the emails notifications are for node failures, osd failures and warnings when raw storage approaching full capacity. We will add other alarms in the future.
Last edited on May 24, 2017, 8:13 pm · #2
gomaelettronica
10 Posts
May 25, 2017, 1:57 pmQuote from gomaelettronica on May 25, 2017, 1:57 pmHi,
thanks a lot... I was missing a little but fundamental thing: the To Address in the User list. Sorry... 🙂
Now it works like a charm!
Beste regards.
Luca
Hi,
thanks a lot... I was missing a little but fundamental thing: the To Address in the User list. Sorry... 🙂
Now it works like a charm!
Beste regards.
Luca
Email Notifications
gomaelettronica
10 Posts
Quote from gomaelettronica on May 24, 2017, 2:54 pmHello,
I'm just testing / understanding the 1.3.0 features but I have some doubts about the Email Notification.
- I've noticed that I can only set one email address. I suppose that this will be the "From an To Address" the notifications will be sent. Is it correct? It will be nice, maybe in the future, to add the possibilty to set a From and a To address
- Is there a way to test if it works properly (right now I haven't received any notifications even when I shut down a node)?
- What kind of notifications are sent and when?
Thanks in advance.
Luca
Hello,
I'm just testing / understanding the 1.3.0 features but I have some doubts about the Email Notification.
- I've noticed that I can only set one email address. I suppose that this will be the "From an To Address" the notifications will be sent. Is it correct? It will be nice, maybe in the future, to add the possibilty to set a From and a To address
- Is there a way to test if it works properly (right now I haven't received any notifications even when I shut down a node)?
- What kind of notifications are sent and when?
Thanks in advance.
Luca
admin
2,930 Posts
Quote from admin on May 24, 2017, 8:12 pmIt works like this:
- First you need to have the Management network have access the remote SMTP mail server
- Then in the Configuration -> Cluster Settings page you need to setup the SMTP mail server address, the "from" email + password
- Then in the User List, edit the user and select if he would receive notifications or not + enter his email if not entered before.
Currently the emails notifications are for node failures, osd failures and warnings when raw storage approaching full capacity. We will add other alarms in the future.
It works like this:
- First you need to have the Management network have access the remote SMTP mail server
- Then in the Configuration -> Cluster Settings page you need to setup the SMTP mail server address, the "from" email + password
- Then in the User List, edit the user and select if he would receive notifications or not + enter his email if not entered before.
Currently the emails notifications are for node failures, osd failures and warnings when raw storage approaching full capacity. We will add other alarms in the future.
gomaelettronica
10 Posts
Quote from gomaelettronica on May 25, 2017, 1:57 pmHi,
thanks a lot... I was missing a little but fundamental thing: the To Address in the User list. Sorry... 🙂
Now it works like a charm!
Beste regards.
Luca
Hi,
thanks a lot... I was missing a little but fundamental thing: the To Address in the User list. Sorry... 🙂
Now it works like a charm!
Beste regards.
Luca