Tag Archives: extend

SCSM User Role customization using PowerShell and SDK – Part 2

Posted on 12/01/2014 by Marcel Zehner

In the first part of SCSM role customization I showed how you can modify existing user profiles to target additional work item classes. If you followed my post you recognized that when customizing the user profile you can allow specific … Continue reading →

Posted in SCSM | Tagged class, extend, implicit, permissions, powershell, scope, sdk, user profile, user role | 5 Comments

SCSM User Role customization using PowerShell and SDK – Part 1

Posted on 07/01/2014 by Marcel Zehner

In Service Manager one uses user roles to give access to the application. If a user account or a group that a user belongs to is assigned one of those user roles, he will be able to perform specific tasks … Continue reading →

Posted in SCSM | Tagged class, extend, permissions, powershell, sdk, user profile, user role, work item | 7 Comments

Session recording “Building a dynamic and automated rockstar CMDB with the Microsoft System Center suite”

Posted on 04/10/2013 by Marcel Zehner

At SCU 2013 DACH in Bern/Switzerland I had a session together with Kurt van Hoecke (inovativ) and Stefan Johner (itnetx) about how to extend Service Manager for your very own needs. We talked about adding properties to existing classes, add … Continue reading →

Posted in SCSM | Tagged cmdb, extend, extension, form, rockstar, task | 5 Comments

SCSM Video Series – #1 Extending the Incident class and form

Posted on 02/08/2011 by Marcel Zehner

This is the very first part of a new Video Services that will show basic and advanced configuration and customization of Microsoft System Center Service Manager. This is a test run, because I got feedback of customers and also community … Continue reading →

Posted in SCSM | Tagged custom, customization, extend, extension, form, forms, incident, incidents, property, series, video | 11 Comments

Remove the extensions tab on the Incident form

Posted on 26/07/2011 by Marcel Zehner

I have done this many times in the past months: extending the default Incident class with additional properties. With that you are able to save additional data with an Incident, so that you have all information in place when needed. … Continue reading →

Posted in SCSM | Tagged extend, extension, form, forms, hidden, hide, incident, incidents | 3 Comments