Structure of AutoSupport messages sent by email
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When an AutoSupport message is sent by email, the message has a standard subject, a brief body, and a large attachment in 7z file format that contains the data.
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If AutoSupport is configured to hide private data, certain information, such as the hostname, is omitted or masked in the header, subject, body, and attachments. |
Subject
The subject line of messages sent by the AutoSupport mechanism contains a text string that identifies the reason for the notification. The format of the subject line is as follows:
HA Group Notification from System_Name (Message) Severity
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System_Name is either the hostname or the system ID, depending on the AutoSupport configuration
Body
The body of the AutoSupport message contains the following information:
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Date and timestamp of the message
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Version of ONTAP on the node that generated the message
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System ID, serial number, and hostname of the node that generated the message
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AutoSupport sequence number
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SNMP contact name and location, if specified
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System ID and hostname of the HA partnernode
Attached files
The key information in an AutoSupport message is contained in files that are compressed into a 7z file called body.7z
and attached to the message.
The files contained in the attachment are specific to the type of AutoSupport message.