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--- fester112:smart_email [2016/06/11 14:08] – external edit A User Not Logged in
+++ fester112:smart_email [2019/05/27 00:17] (current) – Update images for 11.2 GUI dan
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 I would recommend you set up email notifications before configuring this.
-Go to the “Services” Page.
+Click "Services" in the left column, scroll down to find "S.M.A.R.T.", and click the pencil icon to the right.
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-Now click on the small spanner icon next to the “S.M.A.R.T.” service (1).
 A window should now pop up.
-In the window leave the “Check interval:” set at its default value of 30 minutes (2).
+In the window leave the “Check interval:” set at its default value of 30 minutes.
-Fester sets the “Power mode:” drop down selection box to **Never** (3). This will ensure that the drives are checked no matter what their status.
+Fester sets the “Power mode:” drop down selection box to **Never**. This will ensure that the drives are checked no matter what their status.
-Leave the “Difference:” and “Informational:” text boxes at their default value of **0** (4).
+Leave the “Difference:” and “Informational:” text boxes at their default value of **0**.
-Now set the drive temperature warning threshold called “Critical:” by putting the desired value into the corresponding text box (5). Any figures placed here are in degrees Celsius (Fester favours a figure of 50<sup>o</sup>  C, but the prevailing view among active members of the FreeNAS forums is 40<sup>o</sup>  C). If any of the drives being monitored reaches or exceeds the temperature stated in the text box then the server will issue a warning.
+Now set the drive temperature warning threshold called “Critical:” by putting the desired value into the corresponding text box. Any figures placed here are in degrees Celsius (Fester favours a figure of 50<sup>o</sup> C, but the prevailing view among active members of the FreeNAS forums is 40<sup>o</sup> C). If any of the drives being monitored reaches or exceeds the temperature stated in the text box then the server will issue a warning.
-Now enter in the “Email to report:” text box (6) the internal email address of the user the SMART monitor service is to alert (in Fester’s case this is r**[email protected]**).
+Now enter in the “Email” text box the internal email address of the user the SMART monitor service is to alert (in Fester’s case this is r**[email protected]**).
-Then click the “OK” button (7).
+Then click the “Save” button.
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 The final thing is to test it works.
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 Go back into the SMART service configuration window by clicking on that small spanner icon again.
-In the “Critical:” text box (5) enter a value that is way below the ambient temperature of the room in which the server is situated (Fester suggests about 1<sup>o</sup>  C should do it).
+In the “Critical:” text box enter a value that is way below the ambient temperature of the room in which the server is situated (Fester suggests about 1<sup>o</sup> C should do it).
-Now click the “OK” button and wait.
+Now click the “Save” button and wait.
 Due to the fact that the temperature of the HDDs in the server will be higher than the threshold we have set, a warning email should be triggered. When you get the email you know the service is working.
-Be sure to return the value in the “Critical:” text box (5) to a more appropriate value when you are done.
+Be sure to return the value in the “Critical:” text box to a more appropriate value when you are done.