Performing event operations
Event operations change the status, priority, or ownership of an event. Your user role determines the event operations that you can use. You can perform these operations on a maximum of 500 events.
Event operation descriptions
Event operation | Description |
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Take Ownership | Assigns ownership of an Open or Acknowledged event to self; puts the event in the Assigned state |
Assign To | Assigns ownership of an Open, Acknowledged, or Assigned event to self or another person in the same account; puts the event in the Assigned state |
Decline Ownership | Removes ownership of an event in Assigned event; puts the event back in the Acknowledged state |
Acknowledge Event | Recognizes the existence of on Open event; puts the event in the Acknowledged state |
Unacknowledge Event | Changes a previously Acknowledged event back to the Open state |
Close | Puts an Open, Assigned or Acknowledged event in the Closed state; ignores the event in calculating status; disables any further event operation |
Set Priority | Assigns a priority level to the event |
Reopen Event | Changes the state of an event to Open. This operation is displayed only for remote event management cells. |
The following topics provide instructions for performing event operations.
To decline ownership of an event
- From the event list, select an event that you own.
- Click the wrench icon in the Tools Menu column.
- Click Operations> Decline Ownership
- In the confirmation dialog box, click OK.
To acknowledge an event
- From the event list, select one or more open events designated with
.
- Click the wrench icon in the Tools Menu column.
- Click Operations > Acknowledge Event.
- In the confirmation dialog box, click OK.