Open Spaces ITSM Recruitment in London - CONTRACT - German speaking BMC Remedy Support Specialists - Southern Germany Based

2009-03-06 Thread remedypeople
Bonjour/Hello/Guten Tag,

It's Ross here from Open Spaces ITSM Recruitment in London again. 

I am currently looking for a team of experienced German speaking BMC Remedy
Support Specialists/Consultant for a long term project based in Southern
Germany for a Global Systems Integrator.

***YOU MUST BE FLUENT IN GERMAN AND BE ABLE TO WORK IN THE EU
UNRESTRICTED***

The position will involve working on older versions of Remedy applications
with possible full upgrades to newer versions within 6 months. 

The positions are at the major integrator of BMC products in Europe, I am
ideally looking for BMC Remedy Certified people with excellent all-round
Remedy and ITSM experience and skills.

The roles will pay up to €60.00 per hour (inclusive of expenses) and will be
the ideal stepping stone for Remedy professionals hoping to reach the next
level in their careers.

If you could either reply or give me a call to let me know if and when
you’re available that’d be brilliant, please also send a copy of your most
up to date CV too. 

If you know of any other Remedy or ITSM people that are looking please let
me know, and if I don’t know them and place them I’ll be sending you a case
of Champagne. 

Best regards
 
Ross McMahon
Senior Account Manager
 
For and on behalf of Open Spaces Ltd
Tel:  +44 (0) 1932 562900
Mob:+44 (0) 7940 329433
Fax: +44 (0) 1932 567160
EMail:  r...@openspaces.co.uk
www.openspaces.co.uk

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ANNOUNCING: The World Wide Remedy User Group and Exposition - Fall 2009

2009-03-06 Thread Daniel Bloom
Daniel Bloom, Lenny Warren and a small committee of friends announce plans
to hold a 

Remedy centric, classic-style, User Group Conference in November 2009.

This technical-related event is for I.T. professionals who administer,
design, develop and maintain applications within the BMC Remedy Action
Request System. 

 

v  Training seminars: BMC Software out-of-the-box applications and ARSystem
7.5.X and the new Developer Studio

v  User Experiences: Custom applications, 3rd party Products, design,
development and maintain. What worked, what didn't and why

v  Birds-Of-A-Feather: Peer-to-peer sharing about spontaneous topics

v  Vendor Expo: Discover add-ons, enhancements and extensions

v  The almost Annual ARSlist MVP Awards

 

WWRUG2009 begins Monday evening with sign-in and social gathering and ends
Friday morning with a repeat of the favorite sessions. 

Training Seminars and User Presentations will be scheduled throughout the
Conference

 

Location: Las Vegas (proposed)

 

Cost: US$1,000.00 early sign-up. US$1,200 after the (to be announced)
cut-off

Conference fees will include all Training sessions, User presentations, THE
Celebration and an Evening with (Non-)Engineering 

 

Date: November 9th -13 

(Deftly missing Halloween, CA and US Thanksgiving, US Election day, 

during Remembrance/Veterans Day which will not be forgotten).

 

November is right around the corner, so start planning



For more information:

Attendance: 

Lenny Warrenmailto:rmisoluti...@verizon.com
rmisoluti...@verizon.com

 

Presenters: 

Phil Bautista  mailto:bauti...@bullcreek.com
bauti...@bullcreek.com

 

Vendor Expo Booth: 

Daniel Bloom mailto:daniel.bl...@danielbloom.ca
daniel.bl...@danielbloom.ca

 

Special Events Sponsor: (e.g. The Celebration) 

Joel Sender  mailto:jdsen...@earthlink.net
jdsen...@earthlink.net

 

WWRUG2009 Committee:

Daniel Bloom, Daniel Bloom Consulting, Inc.,

Lenny Warren, RMI Solutions

Phil Bautista, Bull Creek Data

Joel Sender, QMX support Services, Inc.

 

 


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7.5 Installation Error

2009-03-06 Thread Rajini K Sanapala
Hi ,

I'm trying to install 7.5 Server on SQL 2005 DB,
After Selecting the Database type SQL Sever.

Problem 1) It is not taking DB Sever name from the local system
automatically,
Problem 2) Hence I had to give host name, port number (1433 Default) and DB
instance name.  Even after supplying all the requested details I'm getting
  below error.
==
TCP/?IP connection to the host name  RAJINIKANTH using port number 1433
failed. Possible causes:  Database services are not available/?running or
Network configuration is not configured correctly for TCP/?IP protocol or
IP or host name/? port number is incorrect.
Note! AR System requires a minimum of 512 MB of RAM. However, depending on
the purpose of the system, more memory might be required. Refer to the
Installation Guide for details about the minimum and recommended values for
memory when installing BMC Remedy Mid Tier or CMDB and ITSM applications on
the same computer as the AR System server.

Can any one let me know what need to be done to avoid this error!!

Thanks in advance.

Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,

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Re: ANNOUNCING: The World Wide Remedy User Group and Exposition - Fall 2009

2009-03-06 Thread Shellman, David
Dan,

Glad that you, Phil, Joel, and Lenny are taking on such a huge event.

Note that Lenny's email address should be 
rmisoluti...@verizon.netmailto:rmisoluti...@verizon.net

Dave


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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: ANNOUNCING: The World Wide Remedy User Group and Exposition - Fall 2009

**
Daniel Bloom, Lenny Warren and a small committee of friends announce plans to 
hold a
Remedy centric, classic-style, User Group Conference in November 2009.
This technical-related event is for I.T. professionals who administer, design, 
develop and maintain applications within the BMC Remedy Action Request System.

v  Training seminars: BMC Software out-of-the-box applications and ARSystem 
7.5.X and the new Developer Studio
v  User Experiences: Custom applications, 3rd party Products, design, 
development and maintain. What worked, what didn't and why
v  Birds-Of-A-Feather: Peer-to-peer sharing about spontaneous topics
v  Vendor Expo: Discover add-ons, enhancements and extensions
v  The almost Annual ARSlist MVP Awards

WWRUG2009 begins Monday evening with sign-in and social gathering and ends 
Friday morning with a repeat of the favorite sessions.
Training Seminars and User Presentations will be scheduled throughout the 
Conference

Location: Las Vegas (proposed)

Cost: US$1,000.00 early sign-up. US$1,200 after the (to be announced) cut-off
Conference fees will include all Training sessions, User presentations, THE 
Celebration and an Evening with (Non-)Engineering

Date: November 9th -13
(Deftly missing Halloween, CA and US Thanksgiving, US Election day,
during Remembrance/Veterans Day which will not be forgotten).

November is right around the corner, so start planning

For more information:
Attendance:
Lenny Warren   rmisoluti...@verizon.commailto:rmisoluti...@verizon.com

Presenters:
Phil Bautista bauti...@bullcreek.commailto:bauti...@bullcreek.com

Vendor Expo Booth:
Daniel Bloom
daniel.bl...@danielbloom.camailto:daniel.bl...@danielbloom.ca

Special Events Sponsor: (e.g. The Celebration)
Joel Sender jdsen...@earthlink.netmailto:jdsen...@earthlink.net

WWRUG2009 Committee:
Daniel Bloom, Daniel Bloom Consulting, Inc.,
Lenny Warren, RMI Solutions
Phil Bautista, Bull Creek Data
Joel Sender, QMX support Services, Inc.


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Re: 7.5 Installation Error

2009-03-06 Thread Matt Reinfeldt
Rajini,

I believe there've been several posts about this already, but if memory
serves... 
- Open the SQL Server Configuration tool and open the 'Protocols' section
- Open the TCP/IP connection
- Ensure on the first tab that it is enabled
- On the second tab, double check each of the IP Addresses to ensure they're
correct and that port 1433 is set for the TCP port
- Save your changes and restart the MSSQLServer service

That should do it.

Good luck,

Matt R.

-Original Message-
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Rajini K Sanapala
Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 7:27 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: 7.5 Installation Error

Hi ,

I'm trying to install 7.5 Server on SQL 2005 DB,
After Selecting the Database type SQL Sever.

Problem 1) It is not taking DB Sever name from the local system
automatically,
Problem 2) Hence I had to give host name, port number (1433 Default) and DB
instance name.  Even after supplying all the requested details I'm getting
  below error.

==
TCP/?IP connection to the host name  RAJINIKANTH using port number 1433
failed. Possible causes:  Database services are not available/?running or
Network configuration is not configured correctly for TCP/?IP protocol or
IP or host name/? port number is incorrect.
Note! AR System requires a minimum of 512 MB of RAM. However, depending on
the purpose of the system, more memory might be required. Refer to the
Installation Guide for details about the minimum and recommended values for
memory when installing BMC Remedy Mid Tier or CMDB and ITSM applications on
the same computer as the AR System server.


Can any one let me know what need to be done to avoid this error!!

Thanks in advance.

Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,


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Re: 7.5 Installation Error

2009-03-06 Thread Mark Lev
You need to go into SQL manager and turn on TCP/IP.  I had same problem, TCP/IP 
wasn't enabled by default when I installed SQL.
 
I apologize I cannot walk you thru the steps, but if you right click on list 
items, then properties, you should be able to find the configuration area.

Thanks,
Mark



From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) on behalf of Rajini K 
Sanapala
Sent: Fri 3/6/2009 8:26 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: 7.5 Installation Error



Hi ,

I'm trying to install 7.5 Server on SQL 2005 DB,
After Selecting the Database type SQL Sever.

Problem 1) It is not taking DB Sever name from the local system
automatically,
Problem 2) Hence I had to give host name, port number (1433 Default) and DB
instance name.  Even after supplying all the requested details I'm getting
  below error.
==
TCP/?IP connection to the host name  RAJINIKANTH using port number 1433
failed. Possible causes:  Database services are not available/?running or
Network configuration is not configured correctly for TCP/?IP protocol or
IP or host name/? port number is incorrect.
Note! AR System requires a minimum of 512 MB of RAM. However, depending on
the purpose of the system, more memory might be required. Refer to the
Installation Guide for details about the minimum and recommended values for
memory when installing BMC Remedy Mid Tier or CMDB and ITSM applications on
the same computer as the AR System server.

Can any one let me know what need to be done to avoid this error!!

Thanks in advance.

Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,

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OT---- Major change in criteria for Remedy Position in IRAQ

2009-03-06 Thread Jeff Glaser
We have just secured permission to search for a Remedy Engineer/Administrator 
who is a US Citizen, who does NOT have DoD Clearance, but who can pass the 
background investigation-in other words we will sponsor someone for a SECRET 
Clearance.

The criteria for passing the background investigation are similar to these 
(although this list is NOT exhaustive --it does indicate many reasons for not 
getting clearance):

No felonies or repeat arrests
No DUI/DWI for at least past 10 yearsNo Garnishments, particularly for IRS 
(taxes) or unpaid child supportNo DRUG possession/sale/possession for past 10 
yearsNo owing IRS anythingNo bad checks or significant credit problems
No PONZI schemesNo Spousal Abuseetc--no bad stuff
In other words, you must have had and continue to lead a boring life 
styleSerious stuff really. Preference will be given to Veterans, particularly 
those who have served in the Gulf region aka South West Asia (SWA)

They will require agreement for 12 month stay-
-
I hope this induces some of you to consider this position as a viable 
alternative.

Many thanks.

Sincerely,

Jeff Glaser
VP IT Resource Recruiting
INVIZCORP
703-729-3382 (o)
703-597-7167 (c)

We’re still looking for a  Remedy Engineer or Administrator for an assignment 
in IRAQ (CAMP VICTORY).  
 
Compensation package has been increased to $235,000 per annum (base rate plus 
hardship and hazard pay, etc.)  This is the top for this position (it is NOT 
the Senior position previously filled through the ARSList). 
  
I
also look forward to the interesting dialog that this job announcement
will create. I must add that the position is restricted to US Citizen
with active DoD Security Clearance.   
  
The job description is as follows: 
  
Enterprise Remedy Engineer/Administrator:  
   
Designs, plans, implements, and evaluates the implementation of AR System 6.3 
in conjunction with Network Operating Systems procedures. Performs Schema 
upgrades and deployments.  Provides tactical and strategic input on overall 
Remedy System planning and related projects.  Prepares and conducts briefings, 
Instructional training, site evaluations, Architectures development for Staff 
Officers and all Signal units in support of OIF.  Responsible for budgeting and 
License management of the AR System.  Requires current Microsoft Certified 
Systems Engineer (MCSE) with emphasis in Server 2003 and SQL experience.  Prefer
a bachelor’s degree in area of specialty and 6 years of experience in
the field of AR Systems 6.3 Level 2 Admin Training.  Must have a SECRET 
security clearance or be able to pass DoD background investigation.. 
   
   
Role is to provide an Iraq wide Remedy solution, support and implementation 
following the needs of the customer MNF-I.  
   
Duties include:  
   
Schema upgrades and deployment Architecture build and implementation of the 
Remedy Environment Migration of Remedy Schemas/ ITSM Schema throughout Iraq 
Managing Remedy support staff/ Remedy Admins Weekly briefs to the CG or Action 
Officer Brief Iraq Signal commands Support to all WAN level entities( 
JNCC/RNOSC/ TCF/Help desk) Maintenance/backup and upgrades Remedy support to 
all levels of IA Help Desk schema support from COB’S to FOB’s Budget and 
license management Development for new features Enterprise level support 
   
   
Requirements:  
   
TMS/RMS Experience AR System 6.3 Level 2 Admin training Systems background 
(Windows server 2003/ SQL) Enterprise support experience Technical 
writing/manual documentation Software Training and Implementation experience 
Knowledge of Military business process 
   
Looking forward to your responses, and critiques, I am,  

Sincerely,  
   
Jeffrey Glaser  
VP IT Resource Recruiting  
INVIZCORP Inc.  
703-729-3382

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ANNOUNCING: The World Wide Remedy User Group and Exposition - Fall 2009

2009-03-06 Thread Daniel Bloom
Did you know that after hitting send, you can't recall a post to the list?
:-)

Please find below Lenny's correct email address and two other minor fixes,
sigh. .

 

Daniel Bloom, Lenny Warren and a small committee of friends announce plans
to hold a 

Remedy centric, classic-style, User Group Conference in November 2009.

This technical-related event is for I.T. professionals who administer,
design, develop and maintain applications within the BMC Remedy Action
Request System. 

 

v  Training seminars: BMC Software out-of-the-box applications and ARSystem
7.5.X and the new Developer Studio

v  User Experiences: Custom applications, 3rd party Products, design,
development and maintain. What worked, what didn't and why

v  Birds-Of-A-Feather: Peer-to-peer sharing about spontaneous topics

v  Vendor Expo: Discover add-ons, enhancements and extensions

v  The almost Annual ARSlist MVP Awards

 

WWRUG2009 begins Monday evening with sign-in and social gathering and ends
Friday morning with a repeat of the favorite sessions. 

Training Seminars and User Presentations will be scheduled throughout the
Conference

 

Location: Las Vegas (proposed)

 

Cost: US$1,000.00 early sign-up. US$1,200 after the (to be announced)
cut-off date

Conference fees will include all Training sessions, User presentations, THE
Celebration and an Evening with (Non-)Engineering 

 

Date: November 9th -13 

(Deftly missing Halloween, CA and US Thanksgiving, US Election day, 

during Remembrance/Veterans Day which will not be forgotten).

 

November is right around the corner, so start planning!

For more information:

Attendance: 

Lenny Warrenmailto:rmisoluti...@verizon.com
rmisoluti...@verizon.net

 

Presenters: 

Phil Bautista  mailto:bauti...@bullcreek.com
bauti...@bullcreek.com

 

Vendor Expo Booth: 

Daniel Bloom mailto:daniel.bl...@danielbloom.ca
daniel.bl...@danielbloom.ca

 

Special Events Sponsor: (e.g. The Celebration) 

Joel Sender  mailto:jdsen...@earthlink.net
jdsen...@earthlink.net

 

WWRUG2009 Committee:

Daniel Bloom, Daniel Bloom Consulting, Inc.,

Lenny Warren, RMI Solutions

Phil Bautista, Bull Creek Data

Joel Sender, QMX support Services, Inc.

 


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Drag and Drop onto the Quick Links Panel

2009-03-06 Thread Mark Lev
A user showed me this.  They dragged a web page, and also a graphic onto the 
Quick Links panel on home page (ITSM 7.1 p9) and it loaded it into the panel.   
I've tried this, and it looks like the View Field does similar.
 
I suspect that is because these are web driven controls.
 
Can this behavior be turned off?

Thanks,
Mark
 

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Sending URL in email to Open Crystal Report

2009-03-06 Thread Steven Iocco

Hello folks.   We have crystal enterprise integrated with the midtier so we can 
run reports from the web.  We have a report which runs via a button on a form 
right now, which displays the records information as well as some related date 
stored in other forms.  The requirement we have been asked for is that when an 
incident is resolved, send the requestor a link to the particular report.  Is 
this possible?  I am thinking it might have to be done via a window open 
action, if VUI-Type=web, and $user$=Requestor sort of approach then a run 
process to click the button.

Any help is appreciated.

Steve

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Re: 7.5 Installation Error

2009-03-06 Thread Rajini K Sanapala
Hi Matt,

Firstly thanks for your quick response!

I did the below changes and restarted the server, but no luck.
And along with that I did the changes in the SQL Surface configuration,
where in I opted TCP/IP and Name option, even it did not helped me out in
this.



Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,




 
  From:   Matt Reinfeldt arsl...@mattreinfeldt.com
 

 
  To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG   
 

 
  Date:   06/03/2009 19:06  
 

 
  Subject:Re: 7.5 Installation Error
 

 
  Sent by:Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) 
arslist@ARSLIST.ORG 

 





Rajini,

I believe there've been several posts about this already, but if memory
serves...
- Open the SQL Server Configuration tool and open the 'Protocols' section
- Open the TCP/IP connection
- Ensure on the first tab that it is enabled
- On the second tab, double check each of the IP Addresses to ensure
they're
correct and that port 1433 is set for the TCP port
- Save your changes and restart the MSSQLServer service

That should do it.

Good luck,

Matt R.

-Original Message-
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Rajini K Sanapala
Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 7:27 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: 7.5 Installation Error

Hi ,

I'm trying to install 7.5 Server on SQL 2005 DB,
After Selecting the Database type SQL Sever.

Problem 1) It is not taking DB Sever name from the local system
automatically,
Problem 2) Hence I had to give host name, port number (1433 Default) and DB
instance name.  Even after supplying all the requested details I'm getting
  below error.


==
TCP/?IP connection to the host name  RAJINIKANTH using port number 1433
failed. Possible causes:  Database services are not available/?running or
Network configuration is not configured correctly for TCP/?IP protocol or
IP or host name/? port number is incorrect.
Note! AR System requires a minimum of 512 MB of RAM. However, depending on
the purpose of the system, more memory might be required. Refer to the
Installation Guide for details about the minimum and recommended values for
memory when installing BMC Remedy Mid Tier or CMDB and ITSM applications on
the same computer as the AR System server.



Can any one let me know what need to be done to avoid this error!!

Thanks in advance.

Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,



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Re: 7.5 Installation Error

2009-03-06 Thread Mark Lev
Do you have mixed mode authentication turned on?
 
Do the install logs detail anything?

Thanks,
Mark



From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) on behalf of Rajini K 
Sanapala
Sent: Fri 3/6/2009 9:19 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: 7.5 Installation Error



Hi Matt,

Firstly thanks for your quick response!

I did the below changes and restarted the server, but no luck.
And along with that I did the changes in the SQL Surface configuration,
where in I opted TCP/IP and Name option, even it did not helped me out in
this.



Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,





  From:   Matt Reinfeldt arsl...@mattreinfeldt.com



  To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG   



  Date:   06/03/2009 19:06  



  Subject:Re: 7.5 Installation Error



  Sent by:Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) 
arslist@ARSLIST.ORG







Rajini,

I believe there've been several posts about this already, but if memory
serves...
- Open the SQL Server Configuration tool and open the 'Protocols' section
- Open the TCP/IP connection
- Ensure on the first tab that it is enabled
- On the second tab, double check each of the IP Addresses to ensure
they're
correct and that port 1433 is set for the TCP port
- Save your changes and restart the MSSQLServer service

That should do it.

Good luck,

Matt R.

-Original Message-
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Rajini K Sanapala
Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 7:27 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: 7.5 Installation Error

Hi ,

I'm trying to install 7.5 Server on SQL 2005 DB,
After Selecting the Database type SQL Sever.

Problem 1) It is not taking DB Sever name from the local system
automatically,
Problem 2) Hence I had to give host name, port number (1433 Default) and DB
instance name.  Even after supplying all the requested details I'm getting
  below error.


==
TCP/?IP connection to the host name  RAJINIKANTH using port number 1433
failed. Possible causes:  Database services are not available/?running or
Network configuration is not configured correctly for TCP/?IP protocol or
IP or host name/? port number is incorrect.
Note! AR System requires a minimum of 512 MB of RAM. However, depending on
the purpose of the system, more memory might be required. Refer to the
Installation Guide for details about the minimum and recommended values for
memory when installing BMC Remedy Mid Tier or CMDB and ITSM applications on
the same computer as the AR System server.



Can any one let me know what need to be done to avoid this error!!

Thanks in advance.

Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,



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Re: 7.5 Installation Error

2009-03-06 Thread Rajini K Sanapala
Hi Mark,

Yeah, we installed by selecting the option Mixed mode authentication and
supplied the password for sa.

Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,




 
  From:   Mark Lev mark@rightstarsystems.com  
 

 
  To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG   
 

 
  Date:   06/03/2009 20:07  
 

 
  Subject:Re: 7.5 Installation Error
 

 
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Do you have mixed mode authentication turned on?

Do the install logs detail anything?

Thanks,
Mark



From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) on behalf of Rajini K
Sanapala
Sent: Fri 3/6/2009 9:19 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: 7.5 Installation Error



Hi Matt,

Firstly thanks for your quick response!

I did the below changes and restarted the server, but no luck.
And along with that I did the changes in the SQL Surface configuration,
where in I opted TCP/IP and Name option, even it did not helped me out in
this.



Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,




  From:   Matt Reinfeldt arsl...@mattreinfeldt.com


  To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG


  Date:   06/03/2009 19:06


  Subject:Re: 7.5 Installation Error


  Sent by:Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
arslist@ARSLIST.ORG






Rajini,

I believe there've been several posts about this already, but if memory
serves...
- Open the SQL Server Configuration tool and open the 'Protocols' section
- Open the TCP/IP connection
- Ensure on the first tab that it is enabled
- On the second tab, double check each of the IP Addresses to ensure
they're
correct and that port 1433 is set for the TCP port
- Save your changes and restart the MSSQLServer service

That should do it.

Good luck,

Matt R.

-Original Message-
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Rajini K Sanapala
Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 7:27 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: 7.5 Installation Error

Hi ,

I'm trying to install 7.5 Server on SQL 2005 DB,
After Selecting the Database type SQL Sever.

Problem 1) It is not taking DB Sever name from the local system
automatically,
Problem 2) Hence I had to give host name, port number (1433 Default) and DB
instance name.  Even after supplying all the requested details I'm getting
  below error.



==
TCP/?IP connection to the host name  RAJINIKANTH using port number 1433
failed. Possible causes:  Database services are not available/?running or
Network configuration is not configured correctly for TCP/?IP protocol or
IP or host name/? port number is incorrect.
Note! AR System requires a minimum of 512 MB of RAM. However, depending on
the purpose of the system, more memory might be required. Refer to the
Installation Guide for details about the minimum and recommended values for
memory when installing BMC Remedy Mid Tier or CMDB and ITSM applications on
the same computer as the AR System server.




Can any one let me know what need to be done to avoid this error!!

Thanks in advance.

Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,




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Re: Permissions Roles

2009-03-06 Thread arsadm
Thankyou very much Rick..



Rick Ponzo-2 wrote:
 
 I don't know if you've had this answered...but you would map the role to 
 the group in the Roles form.
 
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Re: CI Viewer issues

2009-03-06 Thread Ortega, Jesus
Try checking your tomcat logs for signs of a .jar file conflict. Something like 
this:

WARNING: com.systinet.wasp.services.com.remedy.cmdb.cmdbws.CMDB_PortTypeImpl - 
Native Library D:\Program Files\AR System\Mid-Tier\WEB-INF\lib\arjni70.dll 
already loaded in another classloader
 EXCEPTION: Native Library D:\Program Files\AR 
System\Mid-Tier\WEB-INF\lib\arjni70.dll already loaded in another classloader
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Native Library D:\Program Files\AR 
System\Mid-Tier\WEB-INF\lib\arjni70.dll already loaded in another classloader

Look at ...\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat-5.5.17\logs for the 
stdout.log file.
Look for any conflicts where a .dll library has already been loaded by another 
file.
If you don't get enough information out of the stdout, you could go to Tomcat 
Configuration, java tab, java options and add -verbose:class to the options. 
This will show what class libraries(.jar) are loaded in the jakarta_service log.
A common problem is that one has arapi70.jar or arutil70.jar getting loaded in 
two places because they in a folders called located in the system path. I kept 
having a problem because we have KM Experts and this loaded those files in 
another folder and modified the system path. To fix it:
I had to remove the arapi70 and arutil70 from all the different folders that 
they were in
Put them in the Tomcat-5.5.17\common\lib folder
Then modify the path environment variable to include the tomcat common\lib 
folder.

We are working on an upgrade to 7.1. I had to go through this all over again 
with the upgrade.

I hope this helps
Jesus Ortega
Application Senior Specialist
IT Remedy Support

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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: CI Viewer issues

All of my settings in the Mid-tier are correct.
Thanks

rey4u wrote:

 Once you login to mid tier,check the following things:

 1.server name should be correct
 2.Servers should be mapped correctly..
 3.Problems with the 2 drop down fields for selecting server names,select
 the
 correct server on the both drop down
 4.once you done,flush the cache and try accessing ci viewer...


 BeXpress wrote:

 All,
 I have an issue with the CI Viewer not working.  When I click on the “CI
 Relationship Viewer” button it appears that it's going to open but then I
 get an error about  “The page cannot be displayed”  which is your basic
 internet error about checking all of your internet settings.  This will
 also immediately kill the Tomcat service on the server.  I am able to
 login to Mid-Tier with no problems I see all of the Flashboards with no
 problems, it's got me stumped.  I have tried reinstalling the CI Viewer,
 that didn't help.
 I'm not sure if this is related to another issue I have with the dataset
 name being:
 OS-F5357CF4C6AF4DD98B32A8B203C45ABA instead of BMC.ASSET.  I know that
 this is the core dataset id of BMC.ASSET, I did have to change the CMDB
 console flashboard variable to the core id instead of BMC.ASSET to get it
 to work again.  Any help would be appreciated, my company decided not to
 renew our maintenance contract so I have no technical support or patches
 to try.
 Thanks for your help and let me know if I need to provide any other
 information.
 AR Server 7.0.01
 Windows2003
 SQL
 Atrium 2.0.0 patch 1
 Incident Management 7.0.03 patch 006
 Mid-Tier 7.0.1
 Apache Tomcat/5.5.17
 Java 1.6.0

 Thanks again,
 Brian Skalla
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Re: How to Monitor ArServer.exe on a WIndows Box-

2009-03-06 Thread Jase Brandon
Wow - Thanks to Joe and Matt for the great info:

The only thing I have to figure out now is how to get either method
to notify me when arserver.exe passes a threshhold.

What's happening is - once a month - I get a call out of the blue that
Remedy isn't responding, I log in and see the memory pegged at almost 2GB,
when it's usually using about .5 GB. I would like to know when memory
exceeds 1GB of usage so I can enable SQL logging and see if this is due to
some user doing wildcard searches on Summary, etc... so I have a small
window to work with and possibly notify everyone before arserver.exe is
pegged at 2GB and I have to immediately restart.

Thanks again to all,

Jase

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 **

 Jase,



 I have a BMC Whitepaper titled (it’s from 7.0.01): “Automatically
 Restarting the AR System Server on Memory Threshold Using AutoRestartARS”.
 I’ve not used the program, but it may be available on the developer’s
 network still.  Sounds like a good fit for your needs.  Here’s the
 Introduction from the paper:



 Depending on the environment, the AR System server can consume a
 substantial

 amount of memory after a long period of time. (Memory fragmentation can be
 a

 factor.) This can lead to slow server performance. To avoid such
 performance

 issues, the server should be restarted when its usage is low.

 The AutoRestartARS application identifies memory usage of the AR System

 server, and if it reaches its threshold value, AutoRestartARS shuts down
 the

 server. The ARMonitor service restarts the server.



 Good luck,



 Matt



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 arsl...@arslist.org] *On Behalf Of *Jase Brandon
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 *To:* arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
 *Subject:* How to Monitor ArServer.exe on a WIndows Box-



 **

 Hello All,

 ArServer 7.1 Patch 002

 Windows 2003 SP2



 Does anyone know a way to monitor a threshold on arserver.exe on Windows?



 I want to be able to be notified when arserver.exe exceeds 1GB of memory
 usage, etc.?



 I thought someone on the list may already have an incredible solution for
 this.



 Thanks,



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Data Import using arimportcmd -- Linux O/S

2009-03-06 Thread SPrasad
Hi All,

We have to import data into one of our Remedy application every night. For
that I have built one Escalation with necessary information Such as mapping
file info and directories information where i am going to place mapping file
and data file. The problem is Remedy does support only few formats Such as
.CSV, .XML, .arx., .asc and our AR Server is running on Linux O/S and since
we can’t place a CSV file in Linux server and it does support only ASCII
text files format, if client wants to provide the data in the form of a CSV
file how to import that data into Remedy?

Any ideas and help would be greatly appreciated. 

Thanks
SPrasad

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Re: Free Mid-Tier toolbar from IT Prophets

2009-03-06 Thread Begosh, Kevin
Scott,

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Re: Data Import using arimportcmd -- Linux O/S

2009-03-06 Thread LJ Longwing
I'm not fully understanding why you say you can't place a csv file on
Linux...that statement doesn't make sense to me. 

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Subject: Data Import using arimportcmd -- Linux O/S

Hi All,

We have to import data into one of our Remedy application every night. For
that I have built one Escalation with necessary information Such as mapping
file info and directories information where i am going to place mapping file
and data file. The problem is Remedy does support only few formats Such as
.CSV, .XML, .arx., .asc and our AR Server is running on Linux O/S and since
we can't place a CSV file in Linux server and it does support only ASCII
text files format, if client wants to provide the data in the form of a CSV
file how to import that data into Remedy?

Any ideas and help would be greatly appreciated. 

Thanks
SPrasad

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Re: Data Import using arimportcmd -- Linux O/S

2009-03-06 Thread Mark Lev
CSV is a form of ASCII text file.  All you do is format it properly, and put 
the .csv extension.
 
If your configuration doesn't allow files with CSV extension, then you have a 
different issue, which is not Remedy related.  Perhaps you can format in XML 
and import that way.  XML is a form of ASCII text file, with the .XML extension.
 
I am not an Linux expert, but I don't think CSV or XML are excluded.
 
Is it possible I'm mis understanding your issue?

Thanks,
Mark



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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Data Import using arimportcmd -- Linux O/S



Hi All,

We have to import data into one of our Remedy application every night. For
that I have built one Escalation with necessary information Such as mapping
file info and directories information where i am going to place mapping file
and data file. The problem is Remedy does support only few formats Such as
.CSV, .XML, .arx., .asc and our AR Server is running on Linux O/S and since
we can't place a CSV file in Linux server and it does support only ASCII
text files format, if client wants to provide the data in the form of a CSV
file how to import that data into Remedy?

Any ideas and help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
SPrasad

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Re: 7.5 Installation Error

2009-03-06 Thread Eli Schilling
Can you connect using SQL Server management studio?

Just for grins, try inputting port 1033 instead of 1433 in the database
setup section of the ITSM install.

-Eli
 

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Subject: Re: 7.5 Installation Error

Hi Mark,

Yeah, we installed by selecting the option Mixed mode authentication and
supplied the password for sa.

Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,



 

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  To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG

 

  Date:   06/03/2009 20:07

 

  Subject:Re: 7.5 Installation Error

 

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Do you have mixed mode authentication turned on?

Do the install logs detail anything?

Thanks,
Mark



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Sent: Fri 3/6/2009 9:19 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: 7.5 Installation Error



Hi Matt,

Firstly thanks for your quick response!

I did the below changes and restarted the server, but no luck.
And along with that I did the changes in the SQL Surface configuration,
where in I opted TCP/IP and Name option, even it did not helped me out
in this.



Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,




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  To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG


  Date:   06/03/2009 19:06


  Subject:Re: 7.5 Installation Error


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Rajini,

I believe there've been several posts about this already, but if memory
serves...
- Open the SQL Server Configuration tool and open the 'Protocols'
section
- Open the TCP/IP connection
- Ensure on the first tab that it is enabled
- On the second tab, double check each of the IP Addresses to ensure
they're correct and that port 1433 is set for the TCP port
- Save your changes and restart the MSSQLServer service

That should do it.

Good luck,

Matt R.

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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: 7.5 Installation Error

Hi ,

I'm trying to install 7.5 Server on SQL 2005 DB, After Selecting the
Database type SQL Sever.

Problem 1) It is not taking DB Sever name from the local system
automatically, Problem 2) Hence I had to give host name, port number
(1433 Default) and DB instance name.  Even after supplying all the
requested details I'm getting
  below error.




==
TCP/?IP connection to the host name  RAJINIKANTH using port number 1433
failed. Possible causes:  Database services are not available/?running
or Network configuration is not configured correctly for TCP/?IP
protocol or IP or host name/? port number is incorrect.
Note! AR System requires a minimum of 512 MB of RAM. However, depending
on the purpose of the system, more memory might be required. Refer to
the Installation Guide for details about the minimum and recommended
values for memory when installing BMC Remedy Mid Tier or CMDB and ITSM
applications on the same computer as the AR System server.





Can any one let me know what need to be done to avoid this error!!

Thanks in advance.

Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,





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Re: How to Monitor ArServer.exe on a WIndows Box-

2009-03-06 Thread Joe DeSouza
If you do not mind buying a paging modem and a cell phone line, there are free 
java applications available that can send text (SMS messages) to cell phones. I 
had done this before as a proof of concept and got it working. I do not recall 
the name of the modem or the java application I downloaded, but it should be a 
kind that you can insert a SIM card (from a regular GSM based cell phone). That 
according to me would be your cheapest alternative if you bought a cell line 
that could handle unlimited sending and receiving of text messages..

If you are willing to pay for support for such applications there was a vendor 
around by the name of EtherPage that later changed its name to Mobilesys I 
think, and another vendor called TeleAlert.. They would pretty much do the same 
thing plus you could have the capability of even sending emails or pagers 
besides Text messages.

AlarmPoint another nice application would even support a call to a phone with a 
default recorded message but that might not quite be your solution as it 
integrates into Remedy and I don't think it has the capacity to work as a 
standalone. Just attempting to throw out your options there..

Cheers

Joe





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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Friday, March 6, 2009 11:31:57 AM
Subject: Re: How to Monitor ArServer.exe on a WIndows Box-

** 
Wow - Thanks to Joe and Matt for the great info:

The only thing I have to figure out now is how to get either method to notify 
me when arserver.exe passes a threshhold.

What's happening is - once a month - I get a call out of the blue that Remedy 
isn't responding, I log in and see the memory pegged at almost 2GB, when it's 
usually using about .5 GB. I would like to know when memory exceeds 1GB of 
usage so I can enable SQL logging and see if this is due to some user doing 
wildcard searches on Summary, etc... so I have a small window to work with and 
possibly notify everyone before arserver.exe is pegged at 2GB and I have to 
immediately restart. 

Thanks again to all,

Jase


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wrote:

** 
Jase,
 
I have a BMC Whitepaper titled (it’s from 7.0.01): “Automatically Restarting 
the AR System Server on Memory Threshold Using AutoRestartARS”.  I’ve not used 
the program, but it may be available on the developer’s network still.  Sounds 
like a good fit for your needs.  Here’s the Introduction from the paper:
 
Depending on the environment, the AR System server can consume a substantial
amount of memory after a long period of time. (Memory fragmentation can be a
factor.) This can lead to slow server performance. To avoid such performance
issues, the server should be restarted when its usage is low.
The AutoRestartARS application identifies memory usage of the AR System
server, and if it reaches its threshold value, AutoRestartARS shuts down the
server. The ARMonitor service restarts the server.
 
Good luck,
 
Matt
 
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Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 11:59 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: How to Monitor ArServer.exe on a WIndows Box-
 
** 
Hello All,
ArServer 7.1 Patch 002
Windows 2003 SP2
 
Does anyone know a way to monitor a threshold on arserver.exe on Windows?
 
I want to be able to be notified when arserver.exe exceeds 1GB of memory usage, 
etc.?
 
I thought someone on the list may already have an incredible solution for this.
 
Thanks,
 
Jase Brandon




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Re: Data Import using arimportcmd -- Linux O/S

2009-03-06 Thread David Morgan
Hi SPrasad

If you are on Linux - chances are you are also using an Oracle database?

If so, take a look at External Tables 
http://www.psoug.org/reference/externaltab.html for a way to read CSV files 
directly into the Oracle Database and then perhaps have a VIEW Form looking 
directly at the external table or a separate table which would be fed using 
something like:-

Truncate table db_table;
Insert into db_table as
Select * from external table;
 
You would create the original db_table as :-

create table db_table as select * from ext_table;

You could then iterate over the entries in either of these tables and perform 
what you want with it. 

Hope that helps

Kindest Regards

David Morgan
Senior Technical Consultant
 
Tiberone Technologies Limited
Golden Cross House
8 Duncannon Street
London WC2N 4JF
Ph: +44 (0) 207 484 5069
Fax: +44 (0) 870 8310 381
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Sent: 06 March 2009 16:53
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Data Import using arimportcmd -- Linux O/S

CSV is a form of ASCII text file.  All you do is format it properly, and =
put the .csv extension.
=20
If your configuration doesn't allow files with CSV extension, then you =
have a different issue, which is not Remedy related.  Perhaps you can =
format in XML and import that way.  XML is a form of ASCII text file, =
with the .XML extension.
=20
I am not an Linux expert, but I don't think CSV or XML are excluded.
=20
Is it possible I'm mis understanding your issue?

Thanks,
Mark



From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) on behalf of =
SPrasad
Sent: Fri 3/6/2009 11:31 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Data Import using arimportcmd -- Linux O/S



Hi All,

We have to import data into one of our Remedy application every night. =
For
that I have built one Escalation with necessary information Such as =
mapping
file info and directories information where i am going to place mapping =
file
and data file. The problem is Remedy does support only few formats Such =
as
.CSV, .XML, .arx., .asc and our AR Server is running on Linux O/S and =
since
we can't place a CSV file in Linux server and it does support only ASCII
text files format, if client wants to provide the data in the form of a =
CSV
file how to import that data into Remedy?

Any ideas and help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
SPrasad

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Re: How to Monitor ArServer.exe on a WIndows Box-

2009-03-06 Thread Welton Bryant
 
 
Welton Bryant MCSE,MCP  
Sr. Business Applications Analyst   
CareTech Solutions Inc. 
248-823-0341 Office 
313-408-5188 Cell   
welton.bry...@cts-sharedservices.com
www.caretechsolutions.com http://www.caretechsolutions.com/   
 

 



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[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Jase Brandon
Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 11:32 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: How to Monitor ArServer.exe on a WIndows Box-


** 
Wow - Thanks to Joe and Matt for the great info:
 
The only thing I have to figure out now is how to get either method to
notify me when arserver.exe passes a threshhold.
 
What's happening is - once a month - I get a call out of the blue that
Remedy isn't responding, I log in and see the memory pegged at almost
2GB, when it's usually using about .5 GB. I would like to know when
memory exceeds 1GB of usage so I can enable SQL logging and see if this
is due to some user doing wildcard searches on Summary, etc... so I have
a small window to work with and possibly notify everyone before
arserver.exe is pegged at 2GB and I have to immediately restart. 
 
Thanks again to all,
 
Jase


On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 1:12 AM, Matt Reinfeldt
arsl...@mattreinfeldt.com wrote:


** 

Jase,

 

I have a BMC Whitepaper titled (it's from 7.0.01):
Automatically Restarting the AR System Server on Memory Threshold Using
AutoRestartARS.  I've not used the program, but it may be available on
the developer's network still.  Sounds like a good fit for your needs.
Here's the Introduction from the paper:

 

Depending on the environment, the AR System server can consume a
substantial

amount of memory after a long period of time. (Memory
fragmentation can be a

factor.) This can lead to slow server performance. To avoid such
performance

issues, the server should be restarted when its usage is low.

The AutoRestartARS application identifies memory usage of the AR
System

server, and if it reaches its threshold value, AutoRestartARS
shuts down the

server. The ARMonitor service restarts the server.

 

Good luck,

 

Matt

 

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[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Jase Brandon
Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 11:59 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: How to Monitor ArServer.exe on a WIndows Box-

 

** 

Hello All,

ArServer 7.1 Patch 002

Windows 2003 SP2

 

Does anyone know a way to monitor a threshold on arserver.exe on
Windows?

 

I want to be able to be notified when arserver.exe exceeds 1GB
of memory usage, etc.?

 

I thought someone on the list may already have an incredible
solution for this.

 

Thanks,

 

Jase Brandon

 

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Re: OT---- Major change in criteria for Remedy Position in IRAQ

2009-03-06 Thread Rocky Rockwell
**




Dude,

If this was in 2 months from now, I would definitely consider it. I
have a couple of promising items now.

Just bad timing.

















Rocky
Rocky Rockwell 
mgrockw...@verizon.net

Ph#1: 325-884-1234 
Ph#2: 325-884-1263 
Mobile:
325-450-1297
http://www.linkedin.com/in/mgrockwell






Jeff Glaser wrote:
**
  

  
We have just secured permission to search for a Remedy
Engineer/Administrator who is a US Citizen, who does NOT have DoD
Clearance, but who can pass the background investigation-in other words we will
sponsor someone for a SECRET Clearance.

The criteria for passing the background investigation are similar to
these (although this list is NOT exhaustive --it does indicate many
reasons for not getting clearance):


  No felonies or repeat arrests
  
  No DUI/DWI for at least past 10 years
  No Garnishments, particularly for IRS (taxes) or unpaid
child support
  No DRUG possession/sale/possession for past 10 years
  No owing IRS anything
  No bad checks or significant credit problems
  
  No PONZI schemes
  No Spousal Abuse
  etc--no bad stuff
  
  In other words, you must have had and continue to lead a
boring life style

Serious stuff really. Preference will be given to Veterans,
particularly those who have served in the Gulf region aka "South West
Asia (SWA)"

They will require agreement for 12 month stay-
-
I hope this induces some of you to consider this position as a viable
alternative.

Many thanks.

Sincerely,

Jeff Glaser
VP IT Resource Recruiting
INVIZCORP
703-729-3382 (o)
703-597-7167 (c)

Were still looking for a Remedy
Engineer or Administrator for an assignment in IRAQ (CAMP VICTORY). 



Compensation package has been
increased to $235,000 per annum (base rate plus hardship and hazard
pay, etc.) This is the top for
this position (it is NOT the Senior position previously filled through
the ARSList).
 
I
also look forward to the interesting dialog that this job announcement
will create. I must add that the position is restricted to US Citizen
with active DoD Security Clearance.  
 
The job description is as follows:

 
Enterprise Remedy Engineer/Administrator:  
  

  Designs, plans, implements, and
evaluates the implementation of AR System 6.3 in conjunction with Network Operating Systems
procedures. 
  Performs Schema upgrades and
deployments. 
  Provides tactical and strategic
input on overall Remedy System planning and related projects. 
  Prepares and conducts
briefings, Instructional training, site evaluations, Architectures
development for Staff Officers
and all Signal units in support of OIF. 
  Responsible for budgeting and
License management of the AR System. 
  Requires current Microsoft Certified Systems
Engineer (MCSE) with emphasis in Server 2003 and
SQL experience. 
  Prefer
a bachelors degree in area of specialty and 6 years of experience in
the field of AR Systems 6.3 Level 2 Admin Training. 
  Must have a SECRET security clearance or
be able to pass DoD background investigation..

  
  
Role is to provide an Iraq wide Remedy
solution, support and implementation following the needs of the
customer MNF-I.  
  
Duties include:  
  

  Schema upgrades and deployment 
  Architecture build and
implementation of the Remedy Environment 
  Migration of Remedy Schemas/
ITSM Schema throughout Iraq 
  Managing Remedy support staff/
Remedy Admins 
  Weekly briefs to the CG or Action Officer 
  Brief Iraq Signal commands 
  Support to all WAN level
entities( JNCC/RNOSC/ TCF/Help desk) 
  Maintenance/backup and upgrades 
  Remedy support to all levels of
IA 
  Help Desk schema support from
COBS to FOBs 
  Budget and license management 
  Development for new features 
  Enterprise level support

  
  
Requirements:  
  

  TMS/RMS Experience

  AR System 6.3 Level 2 Admin
training 
  Systems background (Windows
server 2003/ SQL) 
  Enterprise support experience 
  Technical writing/manual
documentation 
  Software Training and
Implementation experience 
  Knowledge of Military business process

  
Looking forward to your responses, and
critiques, I am,  

Sincerely, 

  
Jeffrey Glaser  
VP IT Resource Recruiting  
INVIZCORP Inc.  
703-729-3382



  

  
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Re: ANNOUNCING: The World Wide Remedy User Group and Exposition - Fall 2009

2009-03-06 Thread Rocky Rockwell
**




Let me think who is in charge
of the list? I guess we should find him and tell him about this.















Rocky
Rocky Rockwell 
mgrockw...@verizon.net

Ph#1: 325-884-1234 
Ph#2: 325-884-1263 
Mobile:
325-450-1297
http://www.linkedin.com/in/mgrockwell






Daniel Bloom wrote:
**
  
  
  

  
  Did
you know that after hitting send, you can't recall a post to the list?
:-)
  Please
find below Lenny's correct email address and two other minor fixes,
sigh.
.
  
  Daniel
Bloom, Lenny Warren and a small committee of friends announce plans to
hold a 
  Remedy
centric, classic-style, User Group Conference in November 2009.
  This
technical-related event is for I.T. professionals who administer,
design,
develop and maintain applications within the BMC Remedy Action Request
System. 
  
  v
  Training
seminars:
BMC Software out-of-the-box applications and ARSystem 7.5.X and the new
Developer Studio
  v
  User
Experiences: Custom applications, 3rd party Products, design,
development and maintain. What worked, what didnt and why
  v
  Birds-Of-A-Feather:
Peer-to-peer sharing about spontaneous topics
  v
  Vendor
Expo:
Discover add-ons, enhancements and extensions
  v
  The
almost Annual ARSlist MVP Awards
  
  WWRUG2009
begins Monday evening with sign-in and social gathering and ends Friday
morning
with a repeat of the favorite sessions. 
  Training
Seminars and User Presentations will be scheduled throughout the
Conference
  
  Location:
Las Vegas (proposed)
  
  Cost:
US$1,000.00 early sign-up. US$1,200 after the (to be announced) cut-off date
  Conference
fees will include all Training sessions, User presentations, THE
Celebration
and an Evening with (Non-)Engineering 
  
  Date:
November 9th -13 
  (Deftly
missing Halloween, CA and US Thanksgiving, US Election day, 
  during
Remembrance/Veterans Day which will not be forgotten).
  
  November is right
around the corner, so start planning!
  For more information:
  Attendance:
  
  Lenny
Warren  rmisoluti...@verizon.net
  
  Presenters: 
  Phil
Bautista
  bauti...@bullcreek.com
  
  Vendor Expo Booth: 
  Daniel
Bloom daniel.bl...@danielbloom.ca
  
  Special Events Sponsor: (e.g. The
Celebration) 
  Joel
Sender jdsen...@earthlink.net
  
  WWRUG2009 Committee:
  Daniel
Bloom, Daniel Bloom Consulting, Inc.,
  Lenny
Warren, RMI Solutions
  Phil
Bautista, Bull Creek Data
  Joel
Sender, QMX support Services, Inc.
  
  
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Mid Tier - Java error

2009-03-06 Thread Pavlik, Adam Ctr 844CS/SCBT/P
Has anyone encountered the Java error when attempting to access a web 
form?  It seems to be a random error; I have only seen it three times.

javax.servlet.ServletException: RequestDispatcher.forward()/include() 
failed to get servlet: ViewFormServlet?
server=hafap047form=OAO:HDCS:CustomerSatview=webSurveymode=CREATEuse
rnam
e=Guestpwd=F536870917=SRA1177126F8=User states that she is unable to 
access Citrix

at com.newatlanta.servletexec.SERequestDispatcher.forwardServlet
(SERequestDispatcher.java:313)

at com.newatlanta.servletexec.SERequestDispatcher.forward 
SERequestDispatcher.java:191)

at com.newatlanta.servletexec.ApplicationInfo.processApplRequest 
ApplicationInfo.java:1390)
at 

com.newatlanta.servletexec.ServerHostInfo.processApplRequestServerHostIn
fo.j
ava:1243)

at 
com.newatlanta.servletexec.ServletExec.ProcessRequestServletExec.java:12
35)

at 
com.newatlanta.servletexec.ServletExec.ProcessRequestServletExec.java:11
13).

Windows
ARS 6.0
SQL

Thanks
Adam

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Open Ticket Counts

2009-03-06 Thread Muhlethaler, Laurie
Listers ~ it appears as though the Open Tickets count in users' PPL
profiles is grossly inflated.  I've verified that it's incrementing and
decrementing as designed but somewhere along the line it either wasn't
decrementing properly or the incrementing went haywire (real technical,
I know).  At any rate, I just thought I'd throw this out there and see
if anyone else has stumbled across this.  I'm trying to implement
auto-assignment based on Number and obviously I can't do that until I've
figured out this issue.  Also, can someone tell me why the OOTB Incident
functionality only decrements the Open Tickets count when a ticket is
closed and not resolved
(HPD:INC:UpdateAssignmentTicketCount_TicketClosed_013 filter)?  Doesn't
really make sense to me...

 

Thank you in advance.

 

Windows Server 2003

SQL Server 2005

 

7.1.00 Patch 002

AR Server

MidTier

Admin

Client

Approval Server

 

7.0.03 Patch 006

Service Desk

Asset Management

 

Assignment Engine - 7.1.00

SLM - 7.1.00 Patch 001

CMDB - 2.1.00 Patch 002

 

Laurie Muhlethaler

First Republic Bank

Remedy Developer / Administrator

415.364.4436

 


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JOB- Column Technologies needs a Remedy Consultant with a Top Secret Clearance for the Washington DC Metro area

2009-03-06 Thread Wish, Melissa
Column Technologies is a global provider of infrastructure management
and business intelligence solutions that help organizations better
manage their internal and external services. We provide infrastructure
and customer support applications, application development, consulting,
managed services, and training.

Column implements only a select group of business processes and
technologies. Our team understands business processes and how they map
back to the underlying technologies. Our integrated process and
technology approach enables us to quickly deliver solutions.

Column has offices in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom,
South Africa, India, and a worldwide partner network
http://columnit.com/strategic-alliances.aspx . For more information
about Column, visit www.columnit.com http://www.columnit.com/ .


Job Description


You will be employed at Column Technologies as a Senior Remedy
Consulting Applications Engineer to architect, deploy, support, and in
some cases, train the Remedy product for our growing global customer
base. Candidates MUST have a Top Secret Clearance, appropriate
employment experience and be commutable to the Washington DC Metro area
to qualify.  

 

Your responsibilities will include but are not limited to:

* Install and configuration BMC Remedy applications
* Customize BMC Remedy applications

* Implement integrations with BMC Remedy applications

* Troubleshoot and support BMC Remedy based applications and systems

* Draft technical installation, configuration and customization
specification documents

* Conduct requirements gathering workshops

* Draft use cases and functional requirements documents

* Communicate strategies and best practices for product implementation

* Design custom or product-based solutions based on BMC Remedy
applications

* Demonstrate BMC Remedy products to customers

* Respond to customer requests for product or solution information

* Estimate level of effort to design or deploy products or solutions

* Draft proposals and statements of work for solutions

* Provide technical assistance in a pre-sales capacity

* Mentor Junior Remedy Consultants


You will primarily serve our customers who are located in your region
but travel will be required based on project needs.

 


Benefits


* Health, Dental,  Vision, Basic Life, Long/Short Term
Disability Insurance.

Dental, Personal Sickness, and Personal Accident supplemental
insurance benefits

* CollegeAmerica 529 College Savings Plan

* Paid Vacation

* Roth and Traditional 401K with an unlimited match!

* Employee Assistance Program 

 

Column Technologies is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Candidates can
email their resumes as an MS Word document to mw...@columnit.com
mailto:mw...@columnit.com?subject=senior%20remedy%20consultant%20-%20wi
th%20Top%20Secret%20Clearance  and write Senior Remedy Consultant- DC
metro area- Top Secret Clearance in the subject line.

 

 

 Melissa Wish 
Column Technologies, Inc. 
Email: mw...@columnit.com mailto:mw...@columnit.com  
www.columnit.com http://www.columnit.com  

BMC Elite Solution Partner

BMC BSM Certified Partner

BMC Americas  Worldwide Top Solution Provider, 2007

VARBusiness- North America's Largest 500 IT Solution Providers, 2007

 

 


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Re: Repost of a question. What do I need to do to push data from anew field on the RQC:ServiceRequestWizard to the Incident or Change form

2009-03-06 Thread Steven Iocco

This will be very useful with my scenario right now.  What it unfortunately 
does not cover is the process from moving the data from the incident to the 
request.  I have a requirement to move the resolution to the Service Request so 
users can login and see how the service request was resolved.  It would also be 
nice to include the resolution in outbound emails from the service request.

I guess I have some digging to do.


 


Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2009 09:25:20 -0500
From: hbr4...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: Repost of a question. What do I need to do to push data from anew 
field on the RQC:ServiceRequestWizard to the Incident or Change form
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG

** 
Rohini,
 
Thanks you filled in the missing link.
 
The filter HPD:HII:CreateIncident_100, was missing from my list.
 
Below are the pieces needed to be touched.
 
1.  Add fields to “RQC:ServiceRequestWizard”
a.   Modified Active link “RQC:RQW:Submit_110_SubmitRequest” to push data 
from new fields to “SRM:Request”
2.  Add fields to “SRM:Request”
a.   Modified filter “SRM:AOI:GetSRFieldValues” to push data from new 
fields to “SRM:AppinstanceBridge”
3.  Add fields to “SRM:AppinstanceBridge”
4.  Maybe add record to “SRM:QuestionTemplate”
a.   Filter 
“SRM:AOI:CreateEvent_CreatelAppRequest_CreateSRFieldAttrib_TableLoop_20” uses 
the records in “SRM:QuestionTemplate” to push the data to “CAI:EventParams”
5.  Add fields to “HPD:InterfaceIncident_Create”
a.   Add new fields to “HPD:HII:CreateIncident_100`!”
6.  Add fields to “HPD:Help Desk”
 

Once again thanks to all,
 
Howard



On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 4:33 AM, Doug78 dmitry.baryshni...@gmail.com wrote:

The workaround is not to use CAI, and to create additional filter,
that would set the fields from the SRM:AppInstanceBridge to
HPD:IncidentInterface_Create. And finally to see the data in your
fields in HPD:Help Desk, you shoud add the mapping in the filter
HPD:HII:CreateIncident_100`!  so your fields are pushed from
HPD:IncidentInterface_Create to HPD:Help Desk.


On Feb 25, 8:41 am, Rohini Prasher rohi...@hcl.in wrote:
 You have to create enteries for these field in Question template form, and 
 may be in SyS form field selection. Have to create fields in Service Request 
 form.

 Regards,
 Rohini Prasher
 
 From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) 
 [mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Howard Richter

 Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 4:57 AM
 To: arsl...@arslist.org

 Subject: Repost of a question. What do I need to do to push data from a new 
 field on the RQC:ServiceRequestWizard to the Incident or Change form

 **
 All,

 I thought I would ask once more before I give up and try a different 
 direction.

 I need to add two fields on the RQC:ServiceRequestWizard and have the data 
 show up on a change or a Incident.
 Below I how I think it works and have the data going (seen in the logs) to 
 the CAI:EventParams, however, when the CAI pickes up the data it never goes 
 to the HPD:INterfaceIncidnet_Create from.

 BMC support, as it should can't help me since it a major change tot he system.

 So any ideas would be great.

 Howard

 1.  Add fields to RQC:ServiceRequestWizard
 a.   Modified Active link RQC:RQW:Submit_110_SubmitRequest to push data 
 from new fields to SRM:Request
 2.  Add fields to SRM:Request
 a.   Modified filter SRM:AOI:GetSRFieldValues to push data from new 
 fields to SRM:AppinstanceBridge
 3.  Add fields to SRM:AppinstanceBridge
 4.  Add record to SRM:QuestionTemplate
 a.   Filter 
 SRM:AOI:CreateEvent_CreatelAppRequest_CreateSRFieldAttrib_TableLoop_20 uses 
 the records in SRM:QuestionTemplate to push the data to CAI:EventParams
 5.  Add fields to HPD:InterfaceIncident_Create
 6.  Add fields to HPD:Help Desk

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 Red Hat Certified Technician
 CompTIA Linux+ Certified
 ITIL Foundation Certified
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Re: 7.5 Installation Error

2009-03-06 Thread David Sanders
Hi Rajini

I think the problem is that your server is not a member of a domain and does
not have a fully qualified name.  The installer requires that you enter the
FQDN to connect to the database server.

If your server is in a domain, use the FQDN, like RAJINIKANTH.company.com

If this is a standalone machine, you can add a DNS suffix to its name
through System Properties, Computer Name, Change button... More... button.
After the name change, restart the server, then run the install script using
the computer name with the DNS suffix you chose, like RAJINIKANTH.test.

HTH

David Sanders
Remedy Solution Architect
Enterprise Service Suite @ Work
==
 
tel +44 1494 468980
mobile +44 7710 377761
email david.sand...@westoverconsulting.co.uk
 
web http://www.westoverconsulting.co.uk
 

-Original Message-
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Rajini K Sanapala
Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 1:27 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: 7.5 Installation Error

Hi ,

I'm trying to install 7.5 Server on SQL 2005 DB,
After Selecting the Database type SQL Sever.

Problem 1) It is not taking DB Sever name from the local system
automatically,
Problem 2) Hence I had to give host name, port number (1433 Default) and DB
instance name.  Even after supplying all the requested details I'm getting
  below error.

==
TCP/?IP connection to the host name  RAJINIKANTH using port number 1433
failed. Possible causes:  Database services are not available/?running or
Network configuration is not configured correctly for TCP/?IP protocol or
IP or host name/? port number is incorrect.
Note! AR System requires a minimum of 512 MB of RAM. However, depending on
the purpose of the system, more memory might be required. Refer to the
Installation Guide for details about the minimum and recommended values for
memory when installing BMC Remedy Mid Tier or CMDB and ITSM applications on
the same computer as the AR System server.


Can any one let me know what need to be done to avoid this error!!

Thanks in advance.

Regards
Rajinikanth Sanapala,


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handicap accessible forms?

2009-03-06 Thread Boylan, David
I've been asked to see if I can make my Remedy web forms handicap
accessible. Has anyone done this? Any pointers?

 

Here's the info: http://www.w3.org/TR/2008/REC-WCAG20-20081211/

 

Many thanks,

 

Dave


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Random login issues with AREA LDAP

2009-03-06 Thread SriVamsi Patchipulusu
We are in ARServer 6.3, patch 24, Solaris, Active Directories.
We  configured AREA LDAP  in our environment a couple of months ago, and
clearing out the user passwords in phased manner.
We have this strange random issues with some users  unable to login.
Some users can not login immediately after clearing out the password for a
couple of hrs.
Other users can login using ldap for a couple of weeks and they suddenly see
login issues.
Some users can not login via ldap at all.
Issue is not repeatable all the time as different users seeing this at
different times.
We also have around 80% of the users login via ldap with out any issues
since the beginning.
And turning on the plug in log in production is the last option.
When they have problems with remedy login, they have no issues with Outlook
and other ldap services.
So it seems LDAP is pretty stable, its just the Remedy AREA we are
suspecting.
Anyone seen this type of issues?

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Re: Random login issues with AREA LDAP

2009-03-06 Thread Danny Kellett
Set the Plugin-Log-Level: 100 in the ar.conf

Make sure plugin log is turned on in the admin tool or set Debug-mode:
131072

Restart

Then get the people to login and fail. 

Then send the log file here

 

Regards

 

From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of SriVamsi Patchipulusu
Sent: 06 March 2009 21:46
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Random login issues with AREA LDAP

 

** We are in ARServer 6.3, patch 24, Solaris, Active Directories.
We  configured AREA LDAP  in our environment a couple of months ago, and
clearing out the user passwords in phased manner.
We have this strange random issues with some users  unable to login.
Some users can not login immediately after clearing out the password for a
couple of hrs.
Other users can login using ldap for a couple of weeks and they suddenly see
login issues.
Some users can not login via ldap at all.
Issue is not repeatable all the time as different users seeing this at
different times.
We also have around 80% of the users login via ldap with out any issues
since the beginning.
And turning on the plug in log in production is the last option.
When they have problems with remedy login, they have no issues with Outlook
and other ldap services.
So it seems LDAP is pretty stable, its just the Remedy AREA we are
suspecting.
Anyone seen this type of issues?
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Re: How to Monitor ArServer.exe on a WIndows Box-

2009-03-06 Thread Danny Kellett
Any data definition change (Workflow, including new SLA target etc) takes as
much memory as possible and the AR Server is not great at freeing the memory
when its done. So make sure your people are only doing this sort of thing in
the maintenance slot. At which point when your done, restart.

 

I have server-events on and with the aid of monitoring, I was able to see
what was happening at the time the memory shot up.

 

Regards

Danny

 

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[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Jase Brandon
Sent: 06 March 2009 16:32
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: How to Monitor ArServer.exe on a WIndows Box-

 

** 

Wow - Thanks to Joe and Matt for the great info:

 

The only thing I have to figure out now is how to get either method to
notify me when arserver.exe passes a threshhold.

 

What's happening is - once a month - I get a call out of the blue that
Remedy isn't responding, I log in and see the memory pegged at almost 2GB,
when it's usually using about .5 GB. I would like to know when memory
exceeds 1GB of usage so I can enable SQL logging and see if this is due to
some user doing wildcard searches on Summary, etc... so I have a small
window to work with and possibly notify everyone before arserver.exe is
pegged at 2GB and I have to immediately restart. 

 

Thanks again to all,

 

Jase

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wrote:

** 

Jase,

 

I have a BMC Whitepaper titled (it's from 7.0.01): Automatically Restarting
the AR System Server on Memory Threshold Using AutoRestartARS.  I've not
used the program, but it may be available on the developer's network still.
Sounds like a good fit for your needs.  Here's the Introduction from the
paper:

 

Depending on the environment, the AR System server can consume a substantial

amount of memory after a long period of time. (Memory fragmentation can be a

factor.) This can lead to slow server performance. To avoid such performance

issues, the server should be restarted when its usage is low.

The AutoRestartARS application identifies memory usage of the AR System

server, and if it reaches its threshold value, AutoRestartARS shuts down the

server. The ARMonitor service restarts the server.

 

Good luck,

 

Matt

 

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[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Jase Brandon
Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 11:59 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: How to Monitor ArServer.exe on a WIndows Box-

 

** 

Hello All,

ArServer 7.1 Patch 002

Windows 2003 SP2

 

Does anyone know a way to monitor a threshold on arserver.exe on Windows?

 

I want to be able to be notified when arserver.exe exceeds 1GB of memory
usage, etc.?

 

I thought someone on the list may already have an incredible solution for
this.

 

Thanks,

 

Jase Brandon

 

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Re: ANNOUNCING: The World Wide Remedy User Group and Exposition - Fall 2009

2009-03-06 Thread Susan Palmer
This is great news.  Having not checked the list all day I cannot believe
there is no chatter about this.  I'm looking forward to this, assuming my
budget money is still there in November.

Thanks guys for taking on this effort.  It is appreciated!

Susan

On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 7:38 AM, Daniel Bloom danielbl...@rogers.com wrote:

 **

 Did you know that after hitting send, you can't recall a post to the list?
 :-)

 Please find below Lenny's correct email address and two other minor fixes,
 sigh. .



 Daniel Bloom, Lenny Warren and a small committee of friends announce plans
 to hold a

 Remedy centric, classic-style, User Group Conference in November 2009.

 This technical-related event is for I.T. professionals who administer,
 design, develop and maintain applications within the BMC Remedy Action
 Request System.



 v  *Training seminars*: BMC Software out-of-the-box applications and
 ARSystem 7.5.X and the new Developer Studio

 v  *User Experiences*: Custom applications, 3rd party Products, design,
 development and maintain. What worked, what didn’t and why

 v  *Birds-Of-A-Feather*: Peer-to-peer sharing about spontaneous topics

 v  *Vendor Expo*: Discover add-ons, enhancements and extensions

 v  *The almost Annual ARSlist MVP Awards*



 WWRUG2009 begins Monday evening with sign-in and social gathering and ends
 Friday morning with a repeat of the favorite sessions.

 Training Seminars and User Presentations will be scheduled throughout the
 Conference



 Location: Las Vegas (proposed)



 Cost: US$1,000.00 early sign-up. US$1,200 after the (to be announced)
 cut-off date

 Conference fees will include all Training sessions, User presentations, THE
 Celebration and an Evening with (Non-)Engineering



 Date: November 9th -13

 (Deftly missing Halloween, CA and US Thanksgiving, US Election day,

 during Remembrance/Veterans Day which will not be forgotten).



 November is right around the corner, so start planning!

 *For more information:*

 *Attendance:*

 Lenny Warren   rmisoluti...@verizon.net rmisoluti...@verizon.com



 *Presenters:*

 Phil Bautista bauti...@bullcreek.com



 *Vendor Expo Booth:*

 Daniel Bloomdaniel.bl...@danielbloom.ca



 *Special Events Sponsor:* (e.g. The Celebration)

 Joel Sender jdsen...@earthlink.net



 *WWRUG2009 Committee:*

 Daniel Bloom, Daniel Bloom Consulting, Inc.,

 Lenny Warren, RMI Solutions

 Phil Bautista, Bull Creek Data

 Joel Sender, QMX support Services, Inc.


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Re: handicap accessible forms?

2009-03-06 Thread Easter, David
Dave,
 
  A good start would be to review the following White Paper:
 
19-Sep-2007 Designing BMC Remedy applications for Section
508 compliance using AR System 7.1.00 PDF
http://www.bmc.com/supportu/documents/44/76/84476/84476.pdf  
 
While 508 is a United States driven set of guidelines, it very closely
synchronizes with other such initiatives globally.
 
-David J. Easter
Sr. Product Manager, Solution Strategy and Development
BMC Software, Inc.
 
The opinions, statements, and/or suggested courses of action expressed
in this E-mail do not necessarily reflect those of BMC Software, Inc.
My voluntary participation in this forum is not intended to convey a
role as a spokesperson, liaison or public relations representative for
BMC Software, Inc.
 
 



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Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 1:20 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: handicap accessible forms?


** 

I've been asked to see if I can make my Remedy web forms handicap
accessible. Has anyone done this? Any pointers?

 

Here's the info: http://www.w3.org/TR/2008/REC-WCAG20-20081211/

 

Many thanks,

 

Dave

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Re: ANNOUNCING: The World Wide Remedy User Group and Exposition - Fall 2009

2009-03-06 Thread Rocky Rockwell
**




Ok, my 2 pennys here. I was excited
about it as well. Also, just to let everyone know, I will figure a way
to get there.

















Rocky
Rocky Rockwell 
mgrockw...@verizon.net

Ph#1: 325-884-1234 
Ph#2: 325-884-1263 
Mobile:
325-450-1297
http://www.linkedin.com/in/mgrockwell






Susan Palmer wrote:
**
  This is great news. Having not checked the list all day I
cannot believe there is no chatter about this. I'm looking forward to
this, assumingmy budget moneyis still therein November.
  
  Thanks guys for taking on this effort. It is appreciated!
  
  Susan
  
  
  On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 7:38 AM, Daniel Bloom
  danielbl...@rogers.com
wrote:
  **


Did you know that
after hitting send, you can't recall a post to the list? :-)
Please find below
Lenny's correct email address and two other minor fixes, sigh. .

Daniel Bloom, Lenny
Warren and a small committee of friends announce plans to hold a 
Remedy centric,
classic-style, User Group Conference in November 2009.
This
technical-related event is for I.T. professionals who administer,
design, develop and maintain applications within the BMC Remedy Action
Request System. 

v
Training
seminars: BMC
Software out-of-the-box applications and ARSystem 7.5.X and the new
Developer Studio
v
User
Experiences:
Custom applications, 3rd party Products, design, development and
maintain. What worked, what didnt and why
v
Birds-Of-A-Feather: Peer-to-peer sharing about
spontaneous topics
v
Vendor
Expo: Discover
add-ons, enhancements and extensions
v
The
almost Annual ARSlist MVP Awards

WWRUG2009 begins
Monday evening with sign-in and social gathering and ends Friday
morning with a repeat of the favorite sessions. 
Training Seminars
and User Presentations will be scheduled throughout the Conference

Location: Las Vegas
(proposed)

Cost: US$1,000.00
early sign-up. US$1,200 after the (to be announced) cut-off date
Conference fees will
include all Training sessions, User presentations, THE Celebration and
an Evening with (Non-)Engineering 

Date: November 9th
-13 
(Deftly missing
Halloween, CA and US Thanksgiving, US Election day, 
during
Remembrance/Veterans Day which will not be forgotten).

November is right around the corner, so start planning!
For more
information:
Attendance: 
Lenny Warren
 rmisoluti...@verizon.net

Presenters: 
Phil
Bautista bauti...@bullcreek.com

Vendor Expo Booth: 
Daniel
Bloom daniel.bl...@danielbloom.ca

Special Events
Sponsor: (e.g.
The Celebration) 
Joel
Sender jdsen...@earthlink.net

WWRUG2009
Committee:
Daniel Bloom, Daniel
Bloom Consulting, Inc.,
Lenny Warren, RMI
Solutions
Phil Bautista, Bull
Creek Data
Joel Sender, QMX
support Services, Inc.



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