Intrusion Alert Actions
Use this window to view information about current actions that are configured in case of a chassis intrusion, or to change the actions that are currently configured.
System Tree selection | Tab | Subtab | User Privileges | |
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View | Manage | |||
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Intrusion | Alert Management | Alert Actions | User, Power User, Administrator | Power User, Administrator |
NOTE: This feature is not available on Dell PowerEdge servers MX840C and MX740C.
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NOTE: For more details on user privilege levels, see
Privilege Levels In The Server Administrator GUI.
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NOTE: Due to the limitations of the VMware ESXi operating system, the Setting Alert Actions feature is not available with this release of Server Administrator.
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NOTE: Some systems do not issue alerts for chassis cover intrusion and bezel removal.
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Currently Active Actions
Currently Active Actions shows the actions that you now have configured in the event of a chassis intrusion. To change the currently selected alert actions, click Chassis Intrusion Detected in the Event column.
Currently Active Actions shows the actions that you now have configured in the event of a Drive Bay intrusion. To change the currently selected alert actions, click Drive Bay Intrusion Detected in the Event column.
Set Alert Actions For Chassis Or Bezel Intrusion or Drive Bay Intrusion
Standard alert actions for chassis or bezel intrusion or Drive Bay Intrusion are the same as for other components.
Display an Alert Message on the Server | Enables the managed system's console alert. When enabled, the monitor attached to the managed node displays an alert message. |
Broadcast a Message | Enables an alert to display on designated consoles. When enabled, an alert is broadcast to certain users. For more information on who receives the broadcast message, see Set Alert Actions. |
Execute | Executes an application program. When enabled, Server Administrator executes the program you specify to diagnose, solve, or otherwise intervene to take corrective action. |
For more information on configuring alert actions, see Set Alert Actions.