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Your company deploys System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager. A network administrator deploys the Operations Manager agent to all of the internal servers that run Windows Server, and then…
The correct answer is C. From the My Workspace workspace, create a new alert view. To set the resolution state for an alert In the Operations console, click Monitoring. Click any view that displays alerts, such as Active Alerts. (Alert View will show you the alerts you Right-click an alert, point to Set Resolution State, and then click the desired resolution…
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Your company deploys System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager. A network administrator deploys the Operations Manager agent to all of the internal servers that run Windows Server, and then configures notifications to be sent by email to several departmental groups. Two days later, a network administrator opens the Operations Manager console and discovers hundreds of alerts. The administrator closes all of the alerts in the console. You need to change the resolution state of the alerts that were closed. What should you do first?
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- AFrom the Reporting workspace, select Microsoft Generic Report Library, and then select Alerts.
- BFrom the Authoring workspace, select Rules, and then set the scope to View all targets.
- CFrom the My Workspace workspace, create a new alert view.
- DFrom the Administration workspace, create a notification subscription.
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To set the resolution state for an alert In the Operations console, click Monitoring. Click any view that displays alerts, such as Active Alerts. (Alert View will show you the alerts you Right-click an alert, point to Set Resolution State, and then click the desired resolution state.
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