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- Setting up the Multi-Tenancy Integration in Service Manager
- How to Start the Process Schedule
- How to Configure the Service Manager System Information Record
- How to Add Tenant-Specific UCMDB User ID and Password Values
- How to Add UCMDB Customer ID Values to Existing Companies
- How to Synchronize Existing Companies from Service Manager to UCMDB
- How to View Whether Company Information is in UCMDB
- How to Resynchronize an Existing Company with UCMDB
- How to Inactivate a Synchronized Company
- How to Reactivate an Inactive Company
- How to Add Tenant-Specific DEM Rules
How to Configure the Service Manager System Information Record and Integration Manager
To enable the integration to support multi-tenancy, you must provide additional information in the Service Manager System Information Record.
To provide additional information in the Service Manager System Information Record, follow these steps:
- Log in to Service Manager as a system administrator.
- Navigate to System Administration > Base System Configuration > Miscellaneous > System Information Record.
- Click the General tab.
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Enable the Run in Multi-Company Mode option and then click Save.
Service Manager displays the message: Information record updated.
- Click Tailoring > Integration Manager.
- Click Add.
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In the Integration Template field, select SMtoUCMDB.
Some fields in the form are automatically populated with a value. The empty fields can be ignored.
- (Optional) Update the Name, Log Level, and Description fields as needed.
- Configure the following fields on the UCMDB Server Configuration tab.
- In the UCMDB web service URL field, type the URL to the synchronize CIs web service API. The URL has the following format:
http://<UCMDB server name>:<port>/axis2/services/ucmdbSMService
Replace
<UCMDB server name>
with the host name of your UCMDB server, and replace<port>
with the communications port your UCMDB server uses. - In the User Id and Password fields, type the user credentials required to manage CIs on the UCMDB system. For example, the out-of-the-box administrator credentials are admin/admin.
- In the Multi-tenant web service URL field, type the URL to the synchronize company IDs web service API. The URL has the following format:
http://<UCMDB server name>:<port>/axis2/services/UcmdbManagementService
Replace
<UCMDB server name>
with the host name of your UCMDB server, and replace<port>
with the communications port your UCMDB server uses. - Type the user name and password required to synchronize company IDs on the UCMDB system. For example, the out-of-the-box system administrator credentials for UCMDB 9.x are sysadmin/sysadmin.
- In the UCMDB web service URL field, type the URL to the synchronize CIs web service API. The URL has the following format:
- Click Finish.
- Log out of the Service Manager system, and log in again with an administrator account.
- Click System Status > Display Options > All Tasks.
- Type k in the Command field next to the problem schedule process and click Execute Commands. Wait a few minutes for the problem schedule process to close.
- Click Start Scheduler.
- Double-click the problem schedule process. The system now supports multi-tenancy for UCMDB.