Filtering alert history
To filter alert history
1 Select Active Directory Health | Alerts.
3 Click Filter History.
5 To filter the list of alerts, select Filter by alerts. Use Select All and Clear All to help you select the alerts to display in the Alert History area.
6 To filter the list by severity, select Filter by severity, and choose the levels of alerts to display in the Alert History pane.
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8 Click OK. A banner displays the filters that are in effect for the Alert History area.
Generating an alert history report
To generate an alert history report
1 Select Active Directory Health | Alerts.
3 Click Alert History Report.
5 To filter the list of alerts, select Filter by alerts. Use Select All and Clear All to help you select the alerts to display in the Alert History area.
6 To filter the list by severity, select Filter by severity, and choose the levels of alerts to display in the Alert History pane.To display the report in a report editor
a Select Interactive.
b Click OK.To send the report in an email
a Select Delivery report, if necessary.
e Open the Email tab, if necessary.
f By default, the logged in account displays in the list. To add more recipients, click Add, type the email addresses, and click OK.
i Click OK.
a Select Delivery report, if necessary.
e Open the Save to Folder tab.
f Click Add.
h Click OK.
Muting alerts
If you know about an upcoming maintenance to the system or some other event that may cause a lot of unnecessary alerts, you can mute the collection of alerts or set a schedule to mute the alerts. During the mute period, no alerts are collected into the Active Administrator® database and no alert notifications are sent. If you forget to remove the mute, the mute is cleared automatically after one hour.
You can mute all alerts or just alerts for a specific forest, domain, domain controller, or site. The Mute button displays on each window in the Active Directory Health Analyzer. If you are viewing health for a specific object, the Mute button will mute the alerts for that object. For example, if you are viewing a specific site and you click Mute, only the alerts for that site are muted.
Table 54. Muting alerts
To mute alerts
1 Select Active Directory Health | Alerts.
2 Select an object in the tree. The Mute button is not active for Domains, Sites, and Monitored Domain Controllers. See Table 54 to see what alerts are muted for each object.
3 Click Mute.
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4 Click Yes to confirm the mute.
▪ To clear all mutes, click Clear All.
▪ To open the Mute dialog, click Details. You can mute the object again if the mute is about to expire or clear a selected mute or all mutes. See Clearing mutes.To schedule muting alerts
1 Select Active Directory Health | Analyzer.
3 Click Schedule Mute.
4 If scheduling a mute for a forest object, optionally select Include sites, domains and domain controllers to also mute their alerts.If scheduling a mute for a domain object, optionally select Include all domain controllers to also mute their alerts.
5 Optionally, enter the Reason the alerts are being muted.
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7 Optionally, select Override manual mutes to override existing mutes during the scheduled mute.
8 Optionally, select Do not save observed values to suppress saving details of the alerts that occur during the scheduled mute in the database.
9 Click Schedule to create the scheduled mute.To view and modify a scheduled mute
1 Select Active Directory Health | Analyzer.
2 Click Mute Schedule.
3 Optionally, select a schedule and click Edit to change the schedule details.
4 Optionally, select a schedule and click Remove to delete the schedule.
Clearing mutes
To clear all mutes
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•To clear a selected mute
1 Click Details in the heading.
3 Click Clear Mute.
4 Click Yes to confirm.
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