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NNMtrimincident for a specific device

Vinay_Kadival

HI Experts,

I want to run the nnmtrimincidents for a specifc devices please do let me know the command as checked from the help it is

nnmtrimincidents.ovpl -date <> -family Node -lifecycle Closed

Here i need to give specific device.

Thanks and Regards

Vinay S Kadival

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    Hello Vinay,

    Unfortunately, such option is not available for this CLI. You can try NNMi UI. Go to Incident Browsing, All Incidents, filter specific node on the column Source Node and Closed state on Lifecycle State,  select Max 100 incidents (limitation) and delete them. Additionally, and if needed you can also filter on Last Occurance Time column. This should be feasible unless there are thousands of incidents to delete.

    Best regards,
    Sergey

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