If you need to add custom incident priorities and states, or change the incident state
transition rules in your system, you can do so by configuring the Incident Manager role settings
in Genetec Mission
Control™.
What you should know
The Incident Manager is the central role that recognizes
situational patterns, and triggers incidents in a Genetec Mission
Control™ system. This role manages the
incident workflows and keeps track of all user activities that are related to
incidents.
The Incident Manager role is automatically created when you upgrade your Security
Center system to Genetec Mission
Control™, and is hosted by default on your main
server. There can be only one instance of this role on your system.
Procedure
From the Config
Tool home page, open the
System task and click the Roles view.
Select the Incident Manager role, and click the Resources
tab.
(Optional) Add secondary servers to the Incident Manager role to support
failover.
The default database name is IncidentManagement. This database is used to store
the configurations for the incident types and categories, and the incident activity
trails.
NOTE: The settings and incident icons of the Incident Manager role are stored in
the Directory database.
Click the Properties tab, and configure the general incident
management settings:
Retention period
Specify how long you want to keep incidents in the system after they are closed. This
value can be individually defined for each incident type.
Priorities
You can add custom values to the predefined incident priorities: Low,
Medium, High, and Critical. Use the arrow buttons to change the
order of the priorities. You cannot rename or delete the predefined priorities.
Click Show advanced options, and configure the advanced incident
management settings:
Auto-assign mode
Enable this option to let the system automatically assign incident management profiles
to users when they log on.
RabbitMQ
RabbitMQ is the message broker software used by Genetec Mission
Control™ and other Security
Center components. The RabbitMQ server runs on
your main server by default. If your RabbitMQ server runs on a different server or uses
different logon parameters, change them here. If you have set up RabbitMQ failover, add
the IP address of all your RabbitMQ servers here.
Document management
You must configure the document location before you can add support documents for
Genetec Mission
Control™.
Document API port
Port (default=8083) used by the role to upload and download web documents.
Document location
Path to the Genetec Mission
Control™ document
library folder (\MCLibrary) on the server hosting the
Incident Manager role. If you are setting up role failover, you must enter a
network path that is accessible from all servers assigned to the role.
Tip: If you use a shared network drive for documents related to incidents,
when you copy incident configurations to a new system or restore the Genetec Mission
Control™ database you need not recreate
the document library.
Open document trash folder
The Trash folder () button is enabled only if you have deleted documents from your library. For
auditing purposes, the system never deletes your documents. Documents that you
replace or delete from the library are moved to the trash folder
(\MCLibrary\Trash). If the
document library uses a local folder on the Incident Manager server, you can
only open the trash folder if you are running Config
Tool on that server.
Export settings
You can choose the logo for your incident exports. By default, the incident exports
include the Genetec Mission
Control™ logo.
Branding image
You can choose one of the following options to appear on your incident exports:
None
No branding logo.
Mission Control logo
The default Genetec Mission
Control™
logo.
Custom logo
Your own logo. You can click the folder icon and choose an image with 256
x 256 pixels or above in size. The image is resized to 300 x 300 pixels with
the same aspect ratio.
Custom columns
You can choose additional information you want to display in the Incident
report task and the incident list view in the Incident
monitoring task:
Alarm context
Display the context of a triggered alarm related to an active incident. This
option is not selected by default.
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