The t<span>ool that can diagnose and fix many common linux file system problems is </span>fsck. fsck, is Linux's file system check utility. It's similar in purpose to the DOS and Windows CHKDSK and ScanDisk utilities.
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The feature that the administrator has to use to fulfill this requirement is a Case Escalation Rule.
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<h3>What is a case escalation rule?</h3>
This is what is used to reroute a case. It has the ability of passing notifications to a user after a given length of time has gone by.
With this rule the person would be able to make the choice is the case is to be escalated or if it should be passed to a different user.
Read more on the Case Escalation Rule here:
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An escalation rule automatically reroutes a case and can notify a user if the case remains open after a certain period of time has passed. With an escalation rule, you can: Choose to escalate a case to a queue or to another user.
