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ITIL-FOUNDATION · Question #251

Which of the following can include steps that will help to resolve an incident? 1. Incident model 2. Known error record

The correct answer is C. Both of the above. Both incident models and known error records are designed to include resolution steps that can help restore service during an incident.

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Question

Which of the following can include steps that will help to resolve an incident? 1. Incident model 2. Known error record

Options

  • A1 only
  • B2only
  • CBoth of the above
  • DNeither of the above

How the community answered

(31 responses)
  • A
    6% (2)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    90% (28)

Why each option

Both incident models and known error records are designed to include resolution steps that can help restore service during an incident.

A1 only

This is incorrect because known error records also contain workaround and resolution information specifically intended to assist incident resolution.

B2only

This is incorrect because incident models also contain procedural resolution steps for categories of incidents that have been handled before.

CBoth of the aboveCorrect

An incident model provides predefined, tested procedural steps for handling recurring incident types, including resolution actions. A known error record, produced by Problem Management, documents the root cause and known workarounds or fixes that can be applied to resolve related incidents. Both are explicitly intended to contain guidance that supports incident resolution.

DNeither of the above

This is incorrect because both documents are purposefully structured to include resolution guidance and workarounds for use during incident handling.

Concept tested: ITIL incident model and known error record content

Source: https://www.axelos.com/resource-hub/glossary

Topics

#incident model#known error record#incident management#problem management

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