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Remedy Asset Management 9.0 ... Using Working with CIs

Simulating the impact of CI changes

The BMC Atrium Impact Simulator application helps you to determine how a change to the availability of an item represented by a CI affects other items. For example, you can run a simulation in BMC Atrium Impact Simulator to learn what devices and applications in the network would be affected if you took a server offline.

You can also use BMC Atrium Impact Simulator to plan for disaster recovery. You can run simulations to determine where the network is weakest, and plan accordingly.

BMC Atrium Impact Simulator uses the impact relationships that you create between CIs. For information about creating relationships, see Working with related items.

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Last modified by Priya Shetye on Feb 22, 2013
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