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Change ticket

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CHANGE TICKET. The name given in Arkansas to a species of promissory notes issued for the purpose of making change in small transactions. Ark. Rev. Stat. cb. 24.



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To automate change reconciliation, Tripwire Enterprise uses information from other C/CM tools, such as change ticketing, software distribution and patch management tools, to automatically recognize and validate authorized and intended changes by comparing the current configuration of a system with an approved change ticket, a pre-production version, or a reference system.
To automate change reconciliation, Tripwire Enterprise uses information from other C/CM tools, such as change ticketing, software distribution and patch management tools, to automatically recognize and validate authorized and intended changes by comparing the current configuration of a system with an approved change ticket, a pre-production version, or a reference system.
For example, customers can view performance statistics on-line and instantly create a change ticket to change the system configuration.
 
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