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Enterprise Fabric Suite 2007 User Guide • September 2008
Using the Call Home Profile Manager
Use the Call Home Profile Manager dialog (
) 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, open the Switch
menu, select Call Home, and select 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
existing profiles. To display the Call Home Profile Manager dialog, open the Switch
menu, select Call Home, and select 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
From Email Address:
The Email address that will be provided to the SMTP server
to indicate the sender of the Email being transmitted. In
Emails sent by Call Home, this address will appear in the
message heading as the "From: " address. This value is
required to send Emails. If there are any problems
encountered in routing the Email to any of the intended
recipients, the notice of the problem will be sent to this
address. It is an important address for receiving Email
notices concerning problems.
This address is also the default address used when replies
are sent to an Email by a recipient. If the "Reply-To: " Email
address is supplied it will override the sending of replies to
the "From: " Email address by recipients. However, any
notifications of Email problems sent by any SMTP server
used to route the message to the final recipient will always
send those notifications to the "From: " address.
to indicate the sender of the Email being transmitted. In
Emails sent by Call Home, this address will appear in the
message heading as the "From: " address. This value is
required to send Emails. If there are any problems
encountered in routing the Email to any of the intended
recipients, the notice of the problem will be sent to this
address. It is an important address for receiving Email
notices concerning problems.
This address is also the default address used when replies
are sent to an Email by a recipient. If the "Reply-To: " Email
address is supplied it will override the sending of replies to
the "From: " Email address by recipients. However, any
notifications of Email problems sent by any SMTP server
used to route the message to the final recipient will always
send those notifications to the "From: " address.
ReplyTo Email Address:
The Email address used by mail reading programs to
determine the address that an Email should be addressed
to for a reply to a received message. This value will
override the use of the "From: " address as the recipient for
a reply message.
determine the address that an Email should be addressed
to for a reply to a received message. 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", then 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 be only be configured
using the command line interface. During this time
window, these duplicate switch events will be accumulated
to keep track of how many have occurred. After the time
window has expired, an Email message for the event will
be transmitted that also includes the count of how many
duplicate events were accumulated and the time of the last
received event. If additional switch events are received that
would result in duplicate Email messages being sent.
be suppressed and accumulated. If "True", then 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 be only be configured
using the command line interface. During this time
window, these duplicate switch events will be accumulated
to keep track of how many have occurred. After the time
window has expired, an Email message for the event will
be transmitted that also includes the count of how many
duplicate events were accumulated and the time of the last
received event. If additional switch events are received that
would result in duplicate Email messages being sent.
TABLE 5-14
Call Home Setup Entries (Continued)
Entry
Description