SST Operations Bridge Administration Guide, Version 1.1
Table Of Contents
- SST Operations Bridge Administration Guide
- Preface
- Chapter 1: HP SST/OB: Overview
- Chapter 2: Getting Started
- Chapter 3: SST/OB Client Application
- Chapter 4: Application Options
- Chapter 5: User Profiles and Permissions
- Chapter 6: Policies
- Chapter 7: Global Parking and SLA Timers
- Chapter 8: Views
- Chapter 9: Dashboards
- Chapter 10: Terminal Sets
- Chapter 11: Faults and Fault Categories
- Chapter 12: Closure Codes
- Chapter 13: Object State Codes
- Chapter 14: Email Alerts
- Chapter 15: Thresholds and Threshold Alert
- Chapter 16: Commands
- Chapter 17: Terminal Trees
- Chapter 18: Action History
- Chapter 19: Data Management
- Chapter 20: Configuring Hours of Operation
- Appendix A: SST/OB Grid Features
- Appendix B: SST/OB Configuration Client Settings
- Appendix C: SST/OB Import Utility Configuration Parameters
- Document Feedback Form
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8-1-6-2 Unacknowledging a Problem
Follow the steps listed below to remove the existing acknowledgment for a Terminal.
1. Right-click on a Terminal in a Dashboard view and select the Actions menu option.
2. In the displayed Actions menu, click on the Unacknowledge Problems option.
NOTE: Only the Acknowledged Terminals can be Unacknowledged.
3. The Unacknowledge Problems dialog box is displayed. In the text box, specify the reason for
unacknowledging the problem on the selected Terminal. You can use the Columns button to select
substitution parameters for building the information.
Figure 8-9 Unacknowledge Problems Dialog Box
Once a Terminal in a view is unacknowledged, it is no longer visible in the policy view in the Dashboard. To
view the unacknowledged Terminals, click on the Show Acknowledged\Unacknowledged\Closed Terminals
icon in the view. The unacknowledged Terminals are displayed with the Unacknowledged
flag. To view a
summary of the total number of Unacknowledged Terminals in a view, click on the Display Summary of Terminals
icon. This displays the Terminal Summary.
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