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System Center Integration

BRAD WATTSPREMIER FIELD ENGINEERING [email protected]

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Agenda

•Use System Center Orchestrator (SCORCH) to generate a ticket from a System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) alert in System Center Service Manager (SCSM)

•Make the connection two directional so each system can close the item generated from the other system.

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Workflow• SCOM SCSM• Creating SCSM Ticket• Alert Resolution State changed to “SCSM Ticket”• Use information from alert to create Incident in SCSM• Update the Alert in SCOM with the SCSM Incident # and GUID

• Closing SCSM Ticket• Alert Resolution State changed to “Closed” and there is a Ticket Id in

the alert• Update the SCSM Incident to resolved

• SCSM SCOM• Close SCOM Alert• Operations Manager generated Incident is changed to resolved• If the SCOM alert is from a rule then close the alert.• If the SCOM alert is from a monitor then reset the health of the monitor

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DEMO

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be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.