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Customise Event Email

martin_pauke — Thu, 05 Jun 2025 06:22:27 GMT

Hi,

i want to customise the Nodename in the Event Email like this:

Content of the Email:

Click below to see the source of this event.

http://hostname-of-the-om-server:8080/dfm/about

Is this possible? And if Yes - where i have to do this.

Thanks

Martin

Re: Customise Event Email

adaikkap — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 04:55:42 GMT

Hi Martin,

There is no way to edit the alarm email that is sent out by dfm. But generally this is how the event email link looks like

https://dfm server name:8080/#event-details:event-id=10

What version of dfm are you using ?

Regards

adai

Re: Customise Event Email

martin_pauke — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 08:55:16 GMT

Hi,

i have more than one OM with different Versions. The Main Version is 4.0.2 but i will them update to 5.0.2 in the next few days.

Regards

martin

Re: Customise Event Email

martin_pauke — Wed, 25 Jul 2012 08:49:38 GMT

Hi,

Adaikkappan Arumugam schrieb:

Hi Martin,

There is no way to edit the alarm email that is sent out by dfm. But generally this is how the event email link looks like

https://dfm server name:8080/#event-details:event-id=10

I know this, but the reason is, i have different Networks and different Names for this host and the hostname ist not the name that i prefered. This is another Network with NAT. A Cname will not work here.

Regards

Martin

Re: Customise Event Email

kjag — Wed, 25 Jul 2012 09:51:28 GMT

Hi Martin,

Is your requirement is to change the 'HostName' part of the link? For example you would like to change the 'https://<HostName to be changed>:8080....', then you can change it.

You need to set the dfm option 'localHostName', to get the link as below.

If 'localHostName=xyz.abc.com' then the link will be 'http:xyz.abc.com:8080...'.

-KJag

Re: Customise Event Email

martin_pauke — Wed, 25 Jul 2012 10:02:52 GMT

kjag schrieb:

Hi Martin,

Is your requirement is to change the 'HostName' part of the link? For example you would like to change the 'https://<HostName to be changed>:8080....', then you can change it.

You need to set the dfm option 'localHostName', to get the link as below.

If 'localHostName=xyz.abc.com' then the link will be 'http:xyz.abc.com:8080...'.

-KJag

Great,

that,s exactly what i need. It work,s and i,am happy now.

Regards

Martin