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Optivity Telephony Manager: System Administration - BT Business

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Alarm management 611<br />

local user account information, the e-mail message still appears as defined by the<br />

notification.<br />

Mandatory parameters are:<br />

from:="OTM";<br />

The sender’s valid e-mail address.<br />

address:="support@tech.com";<br />

The recipient’s valid e-mail address.<br />

server:="192.9.200.1";<br />

IP address or host name of SMTP mail server.<br />

Example:<br />

// define an email notification<br />

notification email my_email {<br />

from:="OTM";<br />

address:="joe@acme.com";<br />

server:="192.9.200.1";<br />

}<br />

.<br />

.<br />

.<br />

// send an email message<br />

send (my_email,<br />

$DeviceTime,":Device ",$CurrentTrapSource,<br />

" generated a ",$CurrentTrapMajor,".",$CurretTrapMinor,<br />

" trap with severity level: ",severity_level,",<br />

ErrorCode:",$ErrorCode,".");<br />

The preceding example defines an e-mail notification named “my_email,” which has an<br />

associated recipient address and the mail server IP address. This script sends e-mail to<br />

the address stating the source of the alarm, the severity level, and the alarm error code.<br />

Note the use of the named e-mail notification “my_email” with the send syntax in the<br />

script.<br />

Text (over modem)<br />

The text notification type allows you to write a message that the application sends to a<br />

remote modem. The application connects to the remote modem, usually a remote<br />

support site that you have defined, and transmits the message. Be sure that you have a<br />

modem and a valid phone line connection.<br />

<strong>Optivity</strong> <strong>Telephony</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> <strong>System</strong> <strong>Administration</strong>

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