Specifies one or more event priorities for the selected type of event notification.
You can also use this command to effectively disable e-mail or syslog notification.
Table 2: Event Priorities describes event priorities in order of decreasing severity.
|
Priority |
Description |
|---|---|
|
fatal |
Catastrophic failure that may require immediate administrator intervention or an array restart. |
|
error |
Serious failure that should be investigated and may require administrator intervention. |
|
warning |
Potential problems in the group. May become an event with error priority if administrator intervention does not occur. |
|
info |
Normal operational and transitional events in the group that are of interest to administrators but do not require intervention. Setting this priority can result in a large number of notifications. |
Format
alerts select method priority priority|show
Variable
|
method |
One of the following notification methods: • email – E-mail notification. • syslog – Remote syslog notification. |
|
priority filter |
Priority of the event messages that result in notification, either info, warning, error, fatal, or none. Separate multiple priorities with commas (and no spaces). Specify none to disable all event notification for the selected method. This allows you to temporarily disable notification for the selected method. |
Subcommand
|
show |
Displays the event priorities for the selected method. |
Examples
The following command allows a remote syslog server to receive only events with error and fatal priorities:
> alerts select syslog priority error,fatal
The following command displays the event priorities for e-mail notification:
> alerts select email show
Priority is :: warning,error,fatal