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# Remediation

Remediation allows to execute configured remedial tools so that necessary actions can be taken like restarting a server or clearing up a log, to name a few . The Remediation page has two main views - Remedial Tools and Tool Run History.

You can navigate from Incident and then selecting 'Remediation' on left side page menu as shown below.

![](/files/-MClQj4fo2krXcMa1x1C)

### Remedial Tools

Remedial Tools are either commands or integrated 3rd party tools which can perform certain pre-defined actions on assets. The following image captures the flow to execute 'Clearing Logs' on a server.

![](/files/-MClQA9o3Krj1gGHVNQO)

### Tool Run History

Tool Run History view captures the logs of all remedial actions taken in previous step.

![](/files/-MClQUI1R6Ozffa9r7pX)


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