Configuring email notifications for appliance services using the CLI
You can configure email notifications so that you are informed whenever an appliance service's health enters a critical or warning state.
By default, notifications are enabled for high-priority appliance services but you can configure notifications for any service by using the CLI.
For instance, you can have email notifications sent to you when the WSAPI service is in a warning or critical state. You can also have email notifications sent daily at 14:00 (PST), and you can stop and restart notifications.
Category | Service name | Priority |
|---|---|---|
Email Processing | Email Queue | Low |
Email Campaign Detection | Low | |
Next-Hop MTA | High | |
URL Rewrite | High | |
Email YARA | High | |
Email Parsing | Low | |
Analysis | URL Transform | High |
URL Static Analysis | High | |
URL Extract | High | |
URL Rewrite | High | |
Static Analysis - YARA | High | |
Submission Queue | High | |
Dynamic URL Analysis (Live Mode) | High | |
Cloud Detection | Advanced URL Defense | High |
Global Cache | High | |
Retroactive Detection | High | |
System | System Load Health | High |
Perform System Health | High | |
WSAPI | Low | |
Database Service | High | |
Ethernet Interfaces | High | |
DTI | FENET Cloud Services | High |
CMS Server Connectivity | High |
Prerequisites
The Email Security - Server appliance must have an established connection to the Internet.
You must have Admin or Operator access to the Email Security - Server appliance.
Configure email recipients. For details, see the "Configuring Email Recipients" section of the Email Security — Server System Administration Guide.
Configuring appliance health service email notifications
Use the CLI commands in this topic to configure appliance health service email notifications.
Enable the CLI configuration mode:
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal