When a potential restoration has been identified, this should be applied and tested. The specific actions to be undertaken and the people who will be involved in taking the recovery actions may vary, depending upon the nature of the fault.
Even when a restoration has been found, sufficient testing must be performed to ensure that recovery action is complete and that the service has been fully restored to the user(s).
Note: in some cases it may be necessary for two or more groups to take separate, though perhaps coordinated, recovery actions for an overall restoration to be implemented. In such cases Incident Manager must coordinate the activities and liaise with all parties involved.
Regardless of the actions taken, or who does them, the Trouble Ticket must be updated accordingly with all relevant information and details so that a full history is maintained.
The resolving group should pass the incident back to the IT Helpdesk Agent for closure action.
When a potential restoration has been identified, this should be applied and tested. The specific actions to be undertaken and the people who will be involved in taking the recovery actions may vary, depending upon the nature of the fault.Even when a restoration has been found, sufficient testing must be performed to ensure that recovery action is complete and that the service has been fully restored to the user(s).Note: in some cases it may be necessary for two or more groups to take separate, though perhaps coordinated, recovery actions for an overall restoration to be implemented. In such cases Incident Manager must coordinate the activities and liaise with all parties involved.Regardless of the actions taken, or who does them, the Trouble Ticket must be updated accordingly with all relevant information and details so that a full history is maintained.The resolving group should pass the incident back to the IT Helpdesk Agent for closure action.
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