System Settings Email/Location page
The Email/Location page enables you to configure the mail server name, control what system information is sent to Dell EMC,
and specify a location name to identify your system.
Table 33. Email/Location page settings
Item Description
Mail Server Specify the name of the mail server that manages emails to and from the system.
Credentials Select whether or not to require credentials for the mail server.
User Name If credentials are enabled, specify the mail server username.
Password If credentials are enabled, specify the mail server password.
Send Alert Notification Emails to Dell
EMC
Check to configure DD System Manager to send alert notification emails to Dell
EMC.
Send Vendor Support Notification Emails
to Dell EMC
Check to configure DD System Manager to send vendor support notification emails
to Dell EMC.
Location Use this optional attribute to record the location of your system. If you specify a
location, this information is stored as the SNMP system location.
DD Boost protocol
The DD Boost settings section enables you to configure the DD Boost protocol settings. Click Yes to configure the DD Boost
Protocol settings, or click No to skip DD Boost configuration.
DD Boost Protocol Storage Unit page
The Storage Unit page enables you to configure DD Boost storage units.
To configure these settings outside of the configuration wizard, select Protocols > DD Boost > Storage Units > + (plus
sign) to add a storage unit, the pencil to modify a storage unit, or X to delete a storage unit.
Table 34.
Storage Unit page settings
Item Description
Storage Unit The name of your DD Boost Storage Unit. You may optionally change this name.
User For the default DD Boost user, either select an existing user, or select Create a
new Local User, and enter their User name, Password, and Management Role. This
role can be one of the following:
●
Admin role: Lets you configure and monitor the entire protection system.
● User role: Lets you monitor systems and change your own password.
●
Security role: In addition to user role privileges, lets you set up security-officer
configurations and manage other security-officer operators.
● Backup-operator role: In addition to user role privileges, lets you create
snapshots, import and export tapes to, or move tapes within a DD VTL.
● None role: Intended only for DD Boost authentication, so you cannot monitor or
configure a system. None is also the parent role for the SMT tenant-admin and
tenant-user roles. None is also the preferred user type for DD Boost storage
owners. Creating a new local user here only allows that user to have the "none"
role.
DD Boost Protocol Fibre Channel page
The Fibre Channel page enables you to configure DD Boost Access Groups over Fibre Channel.
To configure these settings outside of the configuration wizard, select Protocols > DD Boost > Fibre Channel > + (plus
sign) to add an access group, the pencil to modify an access group, or X to delete an access group.
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