Manually Remediate Issues

If you have configured a Template to search for an issue but not automatically remediate the issue, then you can manually perform the remediation action on the issue.

You can remediate:

• A specific issue/app on all devices. On the Issues or Apps page, select the issues/apps you want to remediate and click Actions > Remediate. Note that you can remediate an issue/app only if its Remediation Status is Available.
  

• All issues on a specific device. On the Devices page, select a device that you want to remediate and click Actions > Remediate. Note that this will remediate only the issues that have an available remediation. You can see which issues have an available remediation by drilling down into the device and checking the Remediation Status of the issues detected on the device.
  

• A specific issue on a specific device. On the Devices page, click a device to drill down into the detected issues on that device. Select the issues you want to remediate and click Actions > Remediate. Note that you can remediate an issue only if its Remediation Status is Available.
  

Configure the Job's schedule

After you click Remediate, you need to enter some details and set a schedule for when the job is performed. Learn how to configure a schedule.

Track the Job's status

After saving the Job, you can track the status of the remediation in the Jobs section.

Click on a Job to see detailed information about the status of each remediated issue for all targeted devices. Learn more about remediation statuses.

Cancel or delete a remediation Job

After you initiate a Job, you can cancel or delete the job

If you cancel a Job, all remediations that are either Pending or In Progress will stop and their status updates to Aborted.

If you delete a Job, it is cancelled and also removed from the list of jobs.

To cancel or delete a Job, click the three-dots menu and select Cancel or Delete.