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  Entering Report Criteria and Testing Your Report
General Criteria:
Special Criteria for Traps:
Report Settings
Report SecurityNoteThis field is displayed only if report sharing is enabled. See 
Checking Global Settings for Report Operations, page 5-2.
Private—Can only be viewed by creator. 
Public—Can be viewed by all users, even if the devices are outside their 
scope.
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  Scheduling a Recurring Report
Step 4Click the Scheduling tab and choose Run Now. 
Step 5Verify the results in Report Manager or when the report is displayed in the web browser.
Scheduling a Recurring Report
To schedule a recurring customized report, use the Report Manager. If you want to schedule a predefined 
report, you can run it from Report Manager or directly from the Prime Network client Reports menu. To 
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Step 2Choose a report> right-click a selected report> click Run. The Create Report page appears. 
Figure 5-1 E-mail Notification Tab
Step 3
Click the E-Mail Notifications tab, enter a valid Email Servers, To-Address, From-Address (es), and 
Subject details.
NoteIf you have configured the Email Server and From Address in the Global Report Settings then 
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Setting Up Fault Management and the Events 
Client Default Settings
The following topics describe how to use the Events client to view and manage faults:
Workflow for Setting Up Fault Management, page 6-1
Check Global Settings for the Events and Vision Clients, page 6-2
Making Sure Devices Are Configured Correctly, page 6-3
Setting Up Your Events View, page 6-4
Creating Ticket and Event Filters for Vision and Events Client Users, page 6-5
Whether...

  
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Check Global Settings for the Events and Vision Clients
The following fault-related actions are controlled from the Administration client:
The Vision client and Events client operations users can perform, and the devices users can view and 
manage. When a user account is created, the administrator assigns:
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For more information on how Prime Network responds to incoming events, see How Prime Network 
Handles Incoming Events, page 10-1.
Users with Administrator privileges can change these settings by following the directions in the Cisco 
Prime Network 4.3.2 Administrator Guide.
Making Sure Devices Are Configured Correctly
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To enable support for unmanaged devices, you must configure the support using the Prime Network 
Broadband Query Language (BQL) as described in the Cisco Prime Network Integration Developer 
Guide.
An Event Notification Service can be configured using the Administration client as described in Cisco 
Prime Network 4.3.2 Administrator Guide.
Setting Up...

  
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Creating Ticket and Event Filters for Vision and Events Client 
Users
The Vision client and Events client both support a filtering mechanism that lets you create filters and 
save them for later use. Filters created in a client can be shared, which means other users of the same 
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Viewing Investigation Ticket Information
Prerequisite
The information ticket is generated only when the investigation-state-update-ticket option is enabled. 
By default, this option is enabled.If you require to disable the option, the below run registry tool 
command is given:
runRegTool.sh -gs localhost set...