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Viewing the check reports
BIMS provides three check reports that show check details from execution results, compliance policy
results, and CPE violating results details. For information about each report, see " Managing a check task
history ." Since this example shows how to perform a compliance check task successfully, in this case,
you'd review the compliance policy check results.
To view the compliance policy check results:
1. Click Service > BIMS > Compliance Center > Task History.
The Task History page appears.
2. In the Task History List pane, click the Results icon under the Operation column of task
link-protocol check.
The Compliance Policy Check Results page appears.
3. Check the result details.
Fixing the violating configuration segments
After completing the compliance policy results checking procedure, you find there is a CPE named HP1
violating the compliance policy with a link-protocol of IP. You must fix the related configuration segment
of the violating CPE, so you go back to the Check Task page to launch the fixing procedures.
To fix the violating CPE:
1. On the Check Task page, select the check task link-protocol check, and then click the Fix icon
under the Fix column.
2. On the Rule Violating Overview page, review the violating details from the list, and then select the
check box to the left of the compliance policy link-protocol.
3. Click Fix on the upper left corner of the page.
4. Enter
link-protocol PPP
in the Fixing Commands text box, and then click Next.
5. On the Set Task Attributes page, complete the attributes as follows:
{
Task Name: link-protocol fixing
{
Task Type: Fix Violating CPEs
{
Operation Type: One-off
{
Operation Time: Immediately
{
Description: link-protocol fixing
For more information, see " Fixing a check task ."
6. Click Finish.
A results page appears.
The prompt box on the top of the results page tells you whether the check task was created
successfully.
You can check task details, clone this task to add a new one, and add a deployment task directly.
For more information, see "
Fixing a check task ."