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Bam sender email change
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| Gurvinder 2007-11-16, 1:30 pm |
| Hi Guys,
In my BAM alert i am getting email from bam@microsoft.com. Where I can
change it to my email.
Thanks,
Gurvinder
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| Matt Milner 2007-11-16, 1:30 pm |
| Two options:
1) quick and dirty database edit - look for the dbo.NSProtocolFields table
in your NS instance database. You'll find the email address in there and
you can change it by hand.
2) probably the more correct and supported way - find your NS application in
the management studio and right-click to export to editor. This will give
you an XML file that you can edit. you can find the email address in here
and edit it, then use the following command at the command line to update
the application:
nscontrol.exe update -in <configfile you edited>
HTH,
Matt
"Gurvinder" <Gurvinder@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3061FBE7-AA81-4F99-A043-B2A9A1778EDE@microsoft.com...
> Hi Guys,
>
> In my BAM alert i am getting email from bam@microsoft.com. Where I can
> change it to my email.
>
> Thanks,
> Gurvinder
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| Gurvinder 2007-11-16, 1:30 pm |
| Hi Matt,
I went in to my database and found one table NSProtocols and that table has
only two cloumn and none of them is email one. I can see only the Protocol
Name in it and class name.
Thanks,
Gurvinder
"Matt Milner" wrote:
> Two options:
>
> 1) quick and dirty database edit - look for the dbo.NSProtocolFields table
> in your NS instance database. You'll find the email address in there and
> you can change it by hand.
>
> 2) probably the more correct and supported way - find your NS application in
> the management studio and right-click to export to editor. This will give
> you an XML file that you can edit. you can find the email address in here
> and edit it, then use the following command at the command line to update
> the application:
>
> nscontrol.exe update -in <configfile you edited>
>
>
> HTH,
> Matt
>
> "Gurvinder" <Gurvinder@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3061FBE7-AA81-4F99-A043-B2A9A1778EDE@microsoft.com...
>
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| Gurvinder 2007-11-16, 1:30 pm |
| Hi Matt,
Appologize for lat comment. I was at wrong place. I got thet palce thats for
your help. You are the best
Thanks,
Gurvinder
"Matt Milner" wrote:
> Two options:
>
> 1) quick and dirty database edit - look for the dbo.NSProtocolFields table
> in your NS instance database. You'll find the email address in there and
> you can change it by hand.
>
> 2) probably the more correct and supported way - find your NS application in
> the management studio and right-click to export to editor. This will give
> you an XML file that you can edit. you can find the email address in here
> and edit it, then use the following command at the command line to update
> the application:
>
> nscontrol.exe update -in <configfile you edited>
>
>
> HTH,
> Matt
>
> "Gurvinder" <Gurvinder@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3061FBE7-AA81-4F99-A043-B2A9A1778EDE@microsoft.com...
>
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| Gurvinder 2007-11-16, 1:30 pm |
| Hi MAtt,
I made the changes in database even though I am still getting emails frmo
bam@microsoft.com
Thanks,
Gurvinder
"Matt Milner" wrote:
> Two options:
>
> 1) quick and dirty database edit - look for the dbo.NSProtocolFields table
> in your NS instance database. You'll find the email address in there and
> you can change it by hand.
>
> 2) probably the more correct and supported way - find your NS application in
> the management studio and right-click to export to editor. This will give
> you an XML file that you can edit. you can find the email address in here
> and edit it, then use the following command at the command line to update
> the application:
>
> nscontrol.exe update -in <configfile you edited>
>
>
> HTH,
> Matt
>
> "Gurvinder" <Gurvinder@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:3061FBE7-AA81-4F99-A043-B2A9A1778EDE@microsoft.com...
>
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| Matt Milner 2007-11-16, 1:30 pm |
| Have you restarted the notification service? It is possible there is some
caching going on there. Otherwise, I'd try option 2 from my original reply
to see if that fixe it. It may be stored in different/multiple places.
Matt
"Gurvinder" <Gurvinder@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9750E73C-4208-4B2E-87A8-9E8888A8FA96@microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hi MAtt,
>
> I made the changes in database even though I am still getting emails frmo
> bam@microsoft.com
>
> Thanks,
> Gurvinder
>
> "Matt Milner" wrote:
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