# Event Activity Types

The following SLM event types are recorded in ASM Core:

* Resolve Breach
* First Call Breach
* Response Breach
* First Call Escalation
* Response Escalation
* SLA Clock stopped
* OLA Clock stopped
* UC Clock stopped
* Reminder
* Resolve Escalation  Level 1
* Resolve Escalation  Level 2
* Resolve Escalation  Level 2

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You can rename these event types, if required. However, you cannot delete them, or create additional event types.

Because each event is assigned a number by ASM Core internally and triggers notifications, you should ensure that the name you specify accurately represents the actual event.
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### Renaming an Event Type

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### Before you start

You must have **SLM Setup** enabled within your General Access Security Role in order to configure any SLM administration settings.

Verify that you have already defined options for Workflow Management and the CMDB, especially priorities, types, service levels, service types and CMDB item types.
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1. Select the Menu button, then **Admin**, and then select **System Administration**. The System Administration window is displayed, with a menu of options available. 
2. In the Explorer pane, select **Service Level Management**.
3. Select **Event Activity Type** to open the window.
4. Select the required Event Type by clicking on the Name field.
5. Type over the name with the new name.
6. Select to save the changes. Provide the Change Reasons if prompted to do so.


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