Managing e-mail event notification – Avago Technologies 3ware 9650SE-12ML (Channel) User Manual
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3DM 2 (3ware Disk Manager) Introduction
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3ware SAS/SATA RAID Software User Guide, Version 9.5.1
To set or change the password
1
Click
3DM 2 Settings
on the 3DM menu bar.
2
On the 3DM 2 Settings page, in the
Password
section, select the type of
password you want to change:
User
or
Administrator
.
3
Type the current password in the
Current Password
field.
If you are changing the password for the first time, the factory-set default
password is
3ware
.
4
Enter the new password in the
New Password
field and again in the
Confirm New Password
field.
5
Click the
Change Password
button to enact the change.
Managing E-mail Event Notification
3DM can notify you when the 3ware RAID controller requires attention, such
as when a disk unit becomes degraded and is no longer fault tolerant.
E-mail event notification can only occur while 3DM is running, so it is
recommended that the 3DM process be left running in the background on the
system that contains the 3ware RAID controller.
When events occur, notification can be e-mailed to one or more recipients.
You can specify the type of events for which notifications will be sent by
selecting the severity:
•
Information
will send e-mails for all events
•
Warning
will send e-mail for events with severity of Warning and Error.
•
Error
will send e-mail for events with severity of Error only.
Events are listed on the 3DM
Alarms
page.
Event notification can be set up during 3DM installation, and can be changed
on the 3DM 2 Settings page.
Note:
If you forget your password, you can uninstall 3DM and then
reinstall it. This will reset the password to the default password,
3ware
.
Note:
If you are using VMware, you will need to configure the VMware firewall to
allow outgoing email, as all ports are blocked by default. See “Configuring the
VMware Firewall to Allow Email Notification” on page 83