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1 Overview

What's New in Oracle Advanced Support Platform Release 3.5..................................................... 1-1

About Oracle Advanced Support Platform......................................................................................... 1-3

About Oracle Advanced Support Platform Users.............................................................................. 1-4

About Certified and Supported Browsers........................................................................................... 1-5

Logging in to Oracle Advanced Support Platform............................................................................ 1-5

About the Oracle Advanced Support Platform User Interface........................................................ 1-7

2 Using the My Services Dashboard

About the My Services Tab..................................................................................................................... 2-1

Viewing My Services............................................................................................................................... 2-3

Managing My Content............................................................................................................................ 2-4

Viewing My Contacts.............................................................................................................................. 2-5

3 Managing Users

About User Management........................................................................................................................ 3-1

Viewing Users........................................................................................................................................... 3-1

Viewing Contacts...................................................................................................................................... 3-3

Customizing Your User Profile.............................................................................................................. 3-5

(Customer User Administrators Only) Managing Users and Contacts......................................... 3-6

4 Using Contracts and Contacts

About Contracts and Contacts............................................................................................................... 4-1

Managing Contract Line Item Assignments....................................................................................... 4-1

Viewing Contact Lists.............................................................................................................................. 4-2

Managing Contact Lists........................................................................................................................... 4-2

Managing Contact List Assignments.................................................................................................... 4-4

5 Using Configuration Management System

About Configuration Management System........................................................................................ 5-1

Using the CMS Browser.......................................................................................................................... 5-5

About the Configuration Item Dashboard.......................................................................................... 5-7

Viewing or Modifying CI Attributes.................................................................................................... 5-9

Viewing CI Facilities............................................................................................................................ 5-10

Viewing Vendor Support Contracts................................................................................................... 5-10

6 Using Incident Management

About Incident Ticket Management..................................................................................................... 6-1

Searching Incident Tickets..................................................................................................................... 6-2

Viewing Incident Tickets........................................................................................................................ 6-3

Creating Incident Tickets........................................................................................................................ 6-4

Printing Incident Tickets........................................................................................................................ 6-6

7 Using Change Management

About Change Management.................................................................................................................. 7-1

Creating Change Management Tickets................................................................................................ 7-2

Searching Change Management Tickets.............................................................................................. 7-9

Viewing Change Management Tickets............................................................................................. 7-10

Updating Change Management Tickets........................................................................................... 7-11

Assigning Change Management Tickets.......................................................................................... 7-13

Submitting Change Management Tickets........................................................................................ 7-14

Scheduling Change Management Tickets........................................................................................ 7-14

Approving Change Management Tickets......................................................................................... 7-17

Creating and Managing an Approval Matrix................................................................................... 7-19

Starting Change Management Tickets.............................................................................................. 7-20

Completing Change Management Tickets....................................................................................... 7-22

Closing a Change Management Ticket ............................................................................................ 7-22

Cancelling Change Management Ticket........................................................................................... 7-23

8 Using Problem Management

About Problem Management................................................................................................................. 8-1

Searching Problem Management Tickets............................................................................................ 8-1

Viewing Problem Management Tickets............................................................................................... 8-3

9 Using Summary Reporting

Report List.................................................................................................................................................. 9-1

Generating Availability Reports........................................................................................................... 9-2

Generating External Reports.................................................................................................................. 9-3

Viewing Reports....................................................................................................................................... 9-4

Viewing Favorites..................................................................................................................................... 9-5

Creating Subscriptions............................................................................................................................ 9-6

Viewing Subscription Summaries........................................................................................................ 9-7

Creating SLA Reports.............................................................................................................................. 9-8

Modifying Chart Display Settings for Reports.................................................................................. 9-9

htmlArea License (Based on BSD License)........................................................................................ A-1

Spring Framework Project..................................................................................................................... A-2

Preface

This guide provides information about how to use Oracle Advanced Support

Platform.

Audience

This guide is intended for customer users and customer user administrators using

Oracle Advanced Support Platform.

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Overview 1-1

1Overview

This chapter introduces the main concepts in Oracle Advanced Support Platform.

It includes the following topics:

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Contents

1 Overview

2 Using the My Services Dashboard

3 Managing Users

4 Using Contracts and Contacts

5 Using Configuration Management System

6 Using Incident Management

7 Using Change Management

8 Using Problem Management

9 Using Summary Reporting

Preface

Platform.

Audience

Oracle Advanced Support Platform.

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Accessibility Program Web site at

Access to Oracle Support

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Overview 1-1

1Overview

It includes the following topics: