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I had to activate the profiles that helped to send the emails
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I had to activate the profiles that helped to send the emails

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I'm using infrastructural central 5.1.1, tried to configure it to send alerts email &nbsp;when the monitored device has an alarm condition<br />
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I configured alerts setting and profiles in the infrastructural central but due to some reason central is not generate any email &nbsp;notification when there a alarms
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I'm using infrastructural central 5.1.1, tried to configure it to send alerts email  when the monitored device has an alarm condition

I configured alerts setting and profiles in the infrastructural central but due to some reason central is not generate any email  notification when there a alarms

Infrastructural central 5.1.1

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System Utilities

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