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- Customizing HPE Service Manager
- Configuring the denyattachwithoutext parameter
- Importing Customizations Using Unload
- Enabling the Integration
- Creating a Service Manager User for Web Service
- Configuring Incident Form (Classic/Hybrid Only)
- Configuring Incident Form (Codeless Only)
- Configuring WSDL Mapping
- Adding Instance in SMIS and Configuring Parameters
Creating a Service Manager user for web service
Incident Exchange uses one Service Manager user to connect to Service Manager web services. The user and the user role should be dedicated for the integration. The user requires the following permissions:
Do the following:
- Log on to Service Manager with a System Administrator account.
- From the System Navigator, click System Administration > Ongoing Maintenance > User Roles.
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Search for
system administrator
on Service Manager 9.x and above.Tip In case your database is configured to case sensitive, try to use all lowercase search keyword instead of all UPPERCASE one, or vice versa.
- Enter OVICTEX as the User Role.
- Change Description to Automated Incident Exchange user role.
- Click Add.
- From the System Navigator, click System Administration > Ongoing Maintenance > User Quick Add Utility.
- Enter ovictex, INCIDENT EXCHANGE, Incident, Exchange, ovictex@hpe.com.
- Click Next.
- Select falcon for User to clone.
- Click Finish.
- Click Save.
- From the System Navigator, click System Administration > Ongoing Maintenance > Operators, enter ovictex in the Login Name field, then click Search.
- Change User Role to OVICTEX.
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In the Security tab:
- Enter the operator password for Password.
- Uncheck Expire Password.
- Check Never Expire Password.
- Click Save.
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