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what are the activity you have done by using solution manager?
please explain briefly some activity
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Answer Posted / oceanelevan
Using the solution Mnager you can configure the Early watch
alerte, you can maintain the SLD, you can also configure
the MOPZ (Maintanence optimizer) and can also cofigure Help
desk for the end users.
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