Tag Archives: permissions

Managing multiple Azure customers – but how?

Posted on 01/10/2019 by Marcel Zehner

As a service provider that works with a variety of customers, you need a way to manage multiple environments in an easy and efficient way. Azure offers different approaches for this that I want to cover in this blog post.

Posted in Azure | Tagged aad, ARM, azure, azure ad, b2b, customer, delegation, guest, lighthouse, management, partner, permissions, rbac, service provider | Comments Off

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

News in SCSM12 (Beta) #8 – Permissions for triggering System Center Orchestrator runbooks

Posted on 12/11/2011 by Marcel Zehner

This question comes up a lot: “What permissions are needed to trigger runbooks in System Center Orchestrator?” Sure, you can give all service accounts administrative permissions on all components and that would work somehow, but this is not really what … Continue reading →

Posted in SCSM, System Center (without SCSM) | Tagged connector, orchestrator, permissions, runbook, sco, scsm12, scsm2012, sm12, trigger | 8 Comments

Reporting Permissions

Posted on 28/01/2011 by Marcel Zehner

Service Manager supports a Delegation Model for different User Roles. However, if you want non-Administrators to see and use specific Reports, this is not possible using one of the default roles. To achieve this goal, you have to dig a … Continue reading →

Posted in SCSM | Tagged data warehouse, dw, permissions, reporting, sql reporting services, ssrs | 6 Comments