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All deletions are audited by the Sentinel system and sent to both the Sentinel Control Center and the
Sentinel database.
1
To Click Tool menu and select Solution Packs. The Solution Packs window displays.
2 Select the Solution Pack you want to delete and click the Open icon on the tool bar.
3
Select the Solution Pack node and click Uninstall. All Controls are uninstalled.
4 Close the Solution Manager
5
With the same Solution Pack selected, click Remove plugin. You are prompted for deleting the
Solution Pack. Click Yes to delete.
NOTE: If you attempt to delete a Solution Pack without uninstalling the content first, you are
notified that content is still deployed. You have the option to open the Solution Pack in Solution
Manager and uninstall the content.
15.4 Solution Designer
You can use the Solution Designer to package and export different contents for example, Correlation
Rule with associated Actions and Dynamic lists and Crystal Reports Server. These contents can be
selected and packaged with their respective configuration to a zip file. You can then view or select
the content of the zip file using Solution Manager. For more information on Solution Manager, see
Section 15.2, “Solution Manager,” on page 334 .
To use the Solution Designer, a user must be assigned Solution Designer permissions under Solution
Pack. For more information, see
Section 15.1.2, “Permissions for Using Solution Packs,” on
page 333 .
15.4.1 Solution Designer Interface
The Solution Designer is divided into several frames: Content Palette, Content Description, Solution
Pack, and Documentation. The Content Palette includes several sections that can be expanded,
including Correlation Deployment, Event Enrichment, Workflow Templates and Reports. The
displayed contents are populated from the Sentinel Server and can be exported into a Solution Pack.