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FireSIGHT System User Guide
 
Chapter 41      Configuring Remediations
  Working with Remediation Status Events
For more information on searching, including how to load and delete saved searches, see 
To search for remediation status events:
Access: 
Admin 
Step 1
Select 
Analysis & Reporting > Searches > Remediation Status
.
The Remediation Status search page appears.
Tip
To search the database for a different kind of event, select it from the 
Table
 drop-down list.
Step 2
Optionally, if you want to save the search, enter a name for the search in the 
Name
 field.
If you do not enter a name, one is automatically created when you save the search.
Step 3
Enter your search criteria in the appropriate fields, as described in the 
 table. If you enter multiple criteria, the search returns only the records that match all the criteria.
Table 41-3
Remediation Status Search Criteria 
Search Field
Description
Result Message
Enter the exact name of the result message (a message that describes what happened when the 
remediation was launched) you want to match. Valid status messages are:
  •
Successful completion of remediation
  •
Error in the input provided to the remediation module
  •
Error in the remediation module configuration 
  •
Error logging into the remote device or server
  •
Unable to gain required privileges on remote device or server
  •
Timeout logging into remote device or server
  •
Timeout executing remote commands or servers
  •
The remote device or server was unreachable
  •
The remediation was attempted but failed
  •
Failed to execute remediation program
  •
Unknown/unexpected error
Note
If you installed custom remediation modules, you may be able to enter additional status 
messages implemented by the custom module.
Time
Specify the date and time the Defense Center launched the remediation. See 
 for the syntax for entering time.
Remediation Name
Enter the exact name of the remediation that was launched. This is the name you specified when you 
created the remediation.
Policy
Enter the name of the correlation policy that triggered the remediation.
Rule
Enter the name of the correlation rule that triggered the remediation.