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17.5. Receiving E-mail Notifications
If there is a SMTP server in your network, you can enable DB2 to send notification e-mails to you automatically through this SMTP server. This way, you do not have to monitor the administration notification log all the time: you will receive an e-mail when a problem occurs.Note that you must set NOTIFYLEVEL to a value of 2 or higher for the Health Monitor to send any notifications to the contacts defined in its configuration. The HEALTH_MON Database Manager Configuration parameter must be set to ON (the default).Follow these steps to enable DB2 to send notification automatically.
| 1. | Add contact information with the add contact command. Use this command to add all the e-mail addresses that should receive notification e-mails from DB2. For example:You can also create a contact group using the add contactgroup command to contain all the individual contacts. To display the contacts who already have been added, use the get contacts command. Refer to the file Command_and_SQL_Examples.pdf on the CD-ROM accompanying this book for examples showing how to use these commands. |
| 2. | Update the health notification contact list using:or Use the get health notification contact list command to display the contact list. |
| 3. | Update the CONTACT_HOST DAS parameter to indicate the host name or the IP address of the server where the contact information (from steps 1 and 2) is stored. For example:
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| 4. | Update the SMTP_SERVER DAS parameter to indicate the host name or the IP address of the SMTP server. For example:
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| 5. | Restart the DAS using db2admin stop and db2admin start . |
| 6. | Make sure that the SMTP server is working. Also, the DB2 Health Monitor uses TCP/IP port 25, so port 25 must be open on the SMTP server. To test whether port 25 is open, from the DB2 server perform a telnet test as follows:If you get output similar to the following, then port 25 is enabled. [View full width]Trying...If you do not get output like this or your session hangs, contact your network administrator to enable this port. |
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