How do I generate an email notification for a failed Sterling Connect:Direct transfer that uses FASP?

You can generate an email for a failed Sterling Connect:Direct® transfer that uses FASP to include important information about the failure.

To receive a notification for a failed Sterling Connect:Direct transfer that uses FASP, you can create an action that generates an email notification. To receive an email notification for a failed Sterling Connect:Direct transfer that uses FASP:

  1. Create an action with the following parameters and information:
    Email address Subject Message
    user@address.com Process &processName; failed.

    The process &processName; failed.

    The process used FASP bandwidth &faspBandwidth; and FASP policy &faspPolicy;.
  2. Create a rule that specifies the email action you created.
When there is a failed Sterling Connect:Direct transfer that uses FASP, a rule is triggered that sends an email. FASP-related information about the transfer is inserted into the email by using variables that are specified in the rule's action.