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<strong>Ipswitch</strong> <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Apply to all items in this threshold. Select this option to update any items that<br />

currently exist for this threshold.<br />

4 After selecting the appropriate update, enter a brief comment in the Update comment<br />

box explaining the actions taken to address the issue.<br />

Note: Comments are optional but recommended for your records.<br />

5 Click OK to save changes.<br />

Note: Items that have been acknowledged display a green check mark next to their name<br />

on Alert Center Home threshold dashboard reports.<br />

A note about notifications<br />

Notifications are affected depending upon how you choose to acknowledge items. There are<br />

two basic scenarios when resolving items:<br />

Single-item threshold<br />

One item exists in a threshold and you acknowledge or resolve that item. The corresponding<br />

notification is also deleted and no more notifications for the item are sent.<br />

Multiple-item threshold<br />

Several items fall out of threshold at the same time and one notification is sent for the group<br />

of items. If you acknowledge or resolve only one item, a corresponding notification persists<br />

for all other unacknowledged and unresolved items.<br />

However, if you select one item from the group, acknowledge or resolve it, and then select<br />

Apply to any items created at the same time as this item, the corresponding notification<br />

stops for all items that were created at the same time as the selected item.<br />

Understanding resolving items - examples<br />

When you mark an out-of-threshold item as resolved, the Alert Center ignores the item until<br />

the sample period does not include the time the item was resolved. This gives you one full<br />

sample period to fix the problem.<br />

Example #1 - Marking an item as resolved without fixing the underlying problem will<br />

cause the item to appear again during the next sampling interval<br />

Threshold: Disk Utilization exceeds 90%<br />

Sample period: 1 day<br />

Polling interval: 1 hour<br />

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