Creating an incident request


When an alarm is created through REST API, an incident is automatically created in Incident Management.

You can view the created incidents in Console > Ticket Console.


To split an incident based on alarms

When an incident has multiple alarms, and if you have cleared some of the alarms, you can split the existing incident to create another incident by selecting the secondary alarm that is open.

  1. In an existing incident with multiple alarms, click View details in the top right side pane.
    Alarm details - View details.png

  2. Select the open secondary alarm and click Split incident.

    Important

    You can only split the original incident to create a new incident by selecting the secondary alarm.

    Split incident.gif

  3. Select the alarm that you want to move to the new incident and click Move to new incident.
    Move alarms to a new incident.gif

    A new incident is created with an attached alarm.
    Split incident message.png



Overview of the Split incident process

After the Split incident process is completed:

  • Based on your selection, one or more secondary alarms are attached to the new incident.
  • The first selected secondary alarm is displayed as a primary alarm on the new incident.
  • The secondary alarm is not displayed on the original incident.
  • The CI of the secondary alarm is displayed on the Configuration Items tab on the new incident with a Related to Relationship Type.
  • If you split an incident and the CIs that have the service target are already attached to that split incident, that new incident gets its own service target.
  • If you attach CIs to the new incident that is created by the split incident process and if the criteria matches the terms and conditions and qualifications, that new incident will get its own service target.

Split incident graphic.png


To mark an alarm as the primary alarm

  1. On an existing incident with multiple alarms, click View details in the top right side pane.
    Alarm details - View details.png
  2. Select an alarm and click Make primary.
    Mark primary.gif

    The alarm is marked as a primary alarm, which can be identified by the Mark primary icon.gificon.

 

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