HP 8.20q Fibre Channel Switch - Manual (Page 83)

HP SN6000 Fibre Channel Switch QuickTools Switch Management User Guide 83
Using the Call Home Profile Manager
The Call Home Profile Manager is used to configure the type of events for which an email alert is sent, and
where the alerts are sent. Use the Call Home Profile Manager dialog box ( Figure 44 ) to manage all
profiles on a switch. You can add new profiles, remove profiles, edit profiles, and make copies of existing
profiles.
To display the Call Home Profile Manager dialog box, select Switch > Call Home > Profile Manager. The
Profiles list shows all profiles on the switch. The Email List shows all email addresses associated with the
selected profile in the Profiles list. The Apply Changes to Multiple Switches in Fabric option enables you to
propagate all profiles on the switch to one or more switches in the fabric. See ” Applying all profiles on a
switch to other switches ” (page 88) for more information.
Figure 44 Call Home Profile Manager dialog box
ReplyTo Email Address: The email address used by mail reading programs to determine the
address to send the reply to the message received. This value will override
the use of the From: address as the recipient for a reply message.
Throttle Duplicates: This Boolean setting indicates if duplicate messages should be suppressed
and accumulated. If True, after an email has been transmitted, Call Home
will not transmit email for switch events that would result in duplicate
emails during a specified time window (default is 15 seconds). The time
window can only be configured using the CLI. During this time window,
these duplicate switch events are accumulated to keep track of how many
duplicate switch events have occurred. After the time window has expired,
an email message for the event is transmitted reporting the number of
duplicate events accumulated and the time of the last received event.
Receiving additional switch events results in duplicate email messages
being sent.
Table 16 Call Home Setup fields (Continued)
Field Description