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Task items may be unavailable in the Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 Operator console
In Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM) 2005, the items that are listed under
Tasks in the details pane of the Microsoft Operations Manager Operator console may be dimmed and unavailable.
This behavior occurs because these items are context-sensitive. The items are unavailable when they do not apply to the selected view.
For example, after you create an alert view task, all alert tasks are available in the details pane when you click
Alerts in the console tree. However, when you click
Events, only tasks that are specific to events are available in the details pane. The alert tasks are unavailable.
This behavior is by design.
There are two types of tasks: runtime tasks and console tasks. Runtime tasks are always available. Console tasks may have the following view types:
An alert view console task is only available when an alert is selected in alert view.
An event view console task is only available when an event is selected in event view.
A computer view console task is available when an event of any view type is selected excepting the computer group view type.
For more information about working with tasks, see the "Working with Tasks" section in MOM 2005 Help. To do this, follow these steps:
- Click Start, point to Programs, point to Microsoft Operations Manager 2005, and then click Operator Console.
- On the menu bar of the MOM Operator console, click Help, and then click Microsoft Operations Manager Help.
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