To reopen resolved ticket by requester reply.

To reopen resolved ticket by requester reply.

* Navigate to Admin -> Self Self Service Portal settings 

 

* Enable "Allow requesters to reopen their own requests" by choosing "Yes" (This option is interrelated to open resolved request on requester reply) 

 

* Save changes and check the status. 


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