Configuring event notifications using the CLI

hostname > enable

hostname # configure terminal

1. Go to CLI configuration mode.

2. Check which protocols are already enabled:

   hostname (config) # show fenotify email hostname (config) # show fenotify http hostname (config) # show fenotify rsyslog hostname (config) # show fenotify snmp

3. Configure the protocols that you want to use:

   • Configuring email notifications using the CLI

   • Configuring HTTP notifications using the CLI

   • Configuring Rsyslog notifications using the CLI

   • Configuring SNMP notifications using the CLI

4. Confirm that the protocols are configured correctly:

   hostname (config) # show fenotify email

   hostname (config) # show fenotify http

   hostname (config) # show fenotify rsyslog

   hostname (config) # show fenotify snmp

5. Confirm that the protocols are configured correctly:

   hostname (config) # show fenotify email

   hostname (config) # show fenotify http

6. Enable the notifications. By default, notifications are enabled. This command only affects notifications for enabled protocols. If a protocol has been disabled, you must enable the protocol before enabling notifications.

   hostname (config) # fenotify enable

7. Select the event type:

   hostname (config) # fenotify alert domain-match

   hostname (config) # fenotify alert infection-match

   hostname (config) # fenotify alert ips-event

   hostname (config) # fenotify alert malware-callback

   hostname (config) # fenotify alert malware-object

   hostname (config) # fenotify alert web-infection

   hostname (config) # fenotify alert riskware-infectionmatch

8. Send a test email message to all enabled recipients:

   hostname (config) # fenotify email send-test

   Note

   Test-fire events generated for event notifications disappear from the Alerts tab within five minutes.

9. Save the configuration:

   hostname (config) # write memory