Integrating with Proactive Service Resolution to integrate event management and incident management
Proactive Service Resolution (PSR) bridges the gap between the operations and service desks and enables you to proactively manage the IT infrastructure risks that can impact the performance of your applications or services.
By establishing PSR, with a reduced human effort, you can integrate event management with incident management and transform infrastructure events into related infrastructure incidents. Your organization benefits by achieving higher availability of your applications and key business services through near real-time collaboration between operations and the service desk.
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Device mapping
For database KMs, ensure that the device mapping option is selected while creating a monitoring policy. If not selected, the CI lookup fails.
In the monitoring policy, navigate to the following pages to verify that device mapping is selected:
Oracle Enterprise Database: Environment configurations > Environment settings > Device mapping Sybase: Sybase configuration > KM administration > Device mapping Microsoft SQL Server: Environments configuration > KM administration > Device mapping IBM DB2: Environment Configurations > Administration > Device mapping
Component alias
The component alias must be present to associate CIs with incidents.
If an event is generated with custom event catalog, no component alias is generated and the incident created in BMC Helix ITSM does not associate CI with incident.
Ensure that you use the FQDN instead of IP address while configuring the KMs.
The following CDM classes are supported for the component alias rules...