smtp
Configures SMTP to generate email notifications for component failures, critical
conditions, or general system health status.
Syntax
-
default smtp
enable
-
no smpt enable
-
smpt enable
-
smtp domain-name
WORD<1–254>
-
smtp event-id add
WORD<1-1100
-
smtp event-id remove
WORD<1-1100>
-
smtp port
<1–65535>
-
smtp receiver-email add
WORD<3-1274>
-
smtp receiver-email remove
WORD<3-1274>
-
smtp sender-email
WORD<3-254>
-
smtp server
WORD<1-256>
-
smtp status-send-timer
<0 | 30-43200>
Command Parameters
- status-send-timer <0 | 30-43200>
- Specifies the interval, in
seconds, at which the switch sends status information. The default is 30 seconds.
A value of 0 means the switch does not send status information.
- domain-name WORD<1-254>
- Specifies the hostname or IPv4
address.
- enable
- Enables SMTP.
- event id {add | remove} WORD<1-1100>
- Add or remove log event to the
list of events that generate email notification. You can specify multiple event
IDs in a single command by separating them with a comma. The event ID can be up to
10 digits in hexadecimal format.
- port <1-65535>
- Specifies the SMTP server TCP port
number. The default is 25.
- receiver-mail {add | remove} WORD<3-1274>
- Adds or removes an email address
to the recipient list. The recipients receive the email notification generated by
the switch. The maximum length for the address is 254 characters.
- sender-mail WORD<3-254>
- Specifies the email address that
appears in the From field of the message that the switch generates. By default,
the switch uses <SystemName>@default.com.
- server WORD<1-256>
- Specifies the SMTP server address.
You can use either a hostname or IPv4 address. If you use a hostname, you must
configure the DNS client on the switch.
Default
The default is disabled.
Command Mode
Global Configuration
