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Figure 1: Computer system actions
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_<figcaption>Figure 1: Computer system actions</figcaption>_
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Figure 2 shows the graceful restart action of a server with its destination (target URI) and its payload as well as the payload of the response (`Success`).
_<figcaption>Figure 2: System reset action</figcaption>_
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The precise description of possible actions in the main body of GET responses allows Redfish clients to carry out checks to avoid sending erroneous requests, thereby avoiding the creating of unwanted network traffic.
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Figure 3: Enumeration of prefixes available for event subscriptions
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_<figcaption>Figure 3: Enumeration of prefixes available for event subscriptions</figcaption>_
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### How to subscribe to events?
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The event service also allows you to easily test the subscriptions by creating a test action to `/redfish/v1/EventService/Actions/EventService.SubmitTestEvent` with, in its body, the first part of the `MessageId` property correctly populated so that the test event is sent to the correct system (Figure 6).
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