The appliance must have an established connection to the Internet.
Operator or Admin access.
Configuring event notifications
Use the CLI commands in this topic to configure event notifications.
hostname > enablehostname # configure terminalGo to CLI configuration mode.
Check which protocols are already enabled:
hostname (config) # show fenotify email hostname (config) # show fenotify http hostname (config) # show fenotify rsyslog hostname (config) # show fenotify snmpConfigure the protocols that you want to use:
Confirm that the protocols are configured correctly:
hostname (config) # show fenotify emailhostname (config) # show fenotify httphostname (config) # show fenotify rsysloghostname (config) # show fenotify snmpConfirm that the protocols are configured correctly:
hostname (config) # show fenotify emailhostname (config) # show fenotify httpEnable the notifications. By default, notifications are enabled. This command only affects notifications for enabled protocols. If a protocol has been disabled, you must enable the protocol before enabling notifications.
hostname (config) # fenotify enableSelect the event type:
hostname (config) # fenotify alert domain-matchhostname (config) # fenotify alert infection-matchhostname (config) # fenotify alert ips-eventhostname (config) # fenotify alert malware-callbackhostname (config) # fenotify alert malware-objecthostname (config) # fenotify alert web-infectionhostname (config) # fenotify alert riskware-infectionmatchSend a test email message to all enabled recipients:
hostname (config) # fenotify email send-testNote
Test-fire events generated for event notifications disappear from the Alerts tab within five minutes.
Save the configuration:
hostname (config) # write memory