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Dell NetWorker 19.9 Administration Guide

Using smtpmail to email notifications

Use the smtpmail program included with the NetWorker software on Windows systems to email an event notification to a list of specified email addresses.

The smtpmail program requires:

  • A mail server that allows SMTP relays.
  • An active TCP/IP connection. This command does not have dialing capabilities.

The smtpmail command reads the message that is sent from standard input.

The message is terminated in one of the following ways:

  • An EOF.
  • CTRL-Z on console.
  • A line consisting of a single period (.).

To use the smtpmail program to email event notifications:

  1. From the Administration window, click Server.
  2. Click Notifications.
  3. Right-click the notification, then select Properties. The Properties dialog box appears.
  4. In the Action attribute, type the following command:

    smtpmail -s subject -h mailserver recipient1@mailserver recipient2@mailserver...

    where:

    • -s subject—Includes a standard email header with the message and specifies the subject text for that header. Without this option, the smtpmail program assumes that the message contains a correctly formatted email header and nothing is added.

    • -h mailserver—Specifies the hostname of the mail server to use to relay the SMTP email message.

    • recipient1@mailserver—Is the email address of the recipient of the notification. Multiple email recipients are separated by a space.

  5. Click Ok.

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