Define Characteristics
- 06 Feb 2025
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Define Characteristics
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General Properties
The first step in the Scheduler process is to configure General Properties. To configure the General Properties, define the Scheduler Name, Scheduler Type, Description, Table, Tenant, and Scheduler Owner. For more information, refer to the field description table below.
Figure: General
Field | Description |
Scheduler Name* | Specify a unique name for the Scheduler which conveys the task clearly. For example, Auto resolve old incidents. |
Scheduler Type (To be incorporated) | Specify the type from the drop-down menu. For example, Custom Event. Note
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Scheduler Description | Enter additional details about the Scheduled activity. For example, Incidents more than 2 months old. |
Execute At* | Choose the monitoring source on which the Scheduler should run from the drop-down in the particular field. For example, Web Server or Proxy Server. |
Runs at Proxy* | Specify the server from the list of Proxy Servers. (This field is enabled when Proxy Server is selected in Execute At |
Table* | Select the table at the module level on which the Scheduler will be configured. Note The Table field is invalid when the Scheduler Type is selected as Standard. |
Tenant* | Specify the Tenant from the drop-down list. It will be based on the Domain and Sub Domain selected. |
Scheduler Owner* | Specify the Scheduler Owner who will be intimated for any problem/configuration failure. |
Active | Schedulers can be activated/deactivated using the Active Switch. It must be turned on while creating a new Scheduler. Note Do enable the Active Switch for a new Custom Schedule. |
An asterisk (*) represents mandatory field.
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