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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

Using the Service Manager SDK together with Powershell

Posted on 04/09/2011 by Marcel Zehner

When using Service Manager, you can use the out-of-the-box Powershell-SnapIn “smcmdletsnapin” to get access to a bunch of Powershell cmdlets. These can be used to display and change different objects within the Service Manager Infrastructure. If this is not enough, you … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: sdk

SCSM User Role customization using PowerShell and SDK – Part 2

SCSM User Role customization using PowerShell and SDK – Part 1

Using the Service Manager SDK together with Powershell

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