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Auditing for muted alerts

cscoengineer

The muted alerts is nice. But who did it? Would be nice to audit this.

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xandurr

You can, See Below

SELECT * FROM AuditingEvents

WHERE ActionTypeID = '100'

mmcc0912

I ran that in SQL Studio and it was successful but returned no results. I know I have one on purpose so that I can find how to query or even a report. That's my main goal. Adding the who is not for us but will be for others.

xandurr

Weird. That is what shows up my muted alerts. See below pic, (Removed user names for Security Reasons)

cscoengineer

Using AuditEventMessage seems to give more consistent results.

SELECT TOP 1000 * FROM [dbo].[AuditingEvents]

where auditeventmessage like '%mut%'

designerfx

This was part of what I was pushing for with , although I should have spelled it out. More people with the same idea serena !

serena

Ahhhhh I see. Thanks for the tag!