Files sent in event-triggered AutoSupport messages
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- Cluster administration
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Volume administration
- Logical storage management with the CLI
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NAS storage management
- Configure NFS with the CLI
- Manage NFS with the CLI
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Manage SMB with the CLI
- Manage file access using SMB
- SAN storage management
- Security and data encryption
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Data protection and disaster recovery
- Data protection with the CLI
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Event-triggered AutoSupport messages only contain basic and troubleshooting information from subsystems that are associated with the event that caused AutoSupport to generate the message. The specific data helps NetApp support and support partners troubleshoot the problem.
AutoSupport uses the following criteria to control content in event-triggered AutoSupport messages:
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Which subsystems are included
Data is grouped into subsystems, including common subsystems, such as Log Files, and specific subsystems, such as RAID. Each event triggers a message that contains only the data from specific subsystems.
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The detail level of each included subsystem
Data for each included subsystem is provided at a basic or troubleshooting level.
You can view all possible events and determine which subsystems are included in messages about each event using the system node autosupport trigger show
command with the -instance
parameter.
In addition to the subsystems that are included by default for each event, you can add additional subsystems at either a basic or a troubleshooting level using the system node autosupport trigger modify
command.