Re: Group form permission issue

2016-01-21 Thread Lotz, David
The user has a Fixed license?

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Hello_

Administrator User not able to access the remedy Group form. We have removed 
and updated Administrator permission again on the user people record, even 
though getting attached below error message when trying to open Group form url.

ARERR[9264] You have no access permission to the form Group.

Kindly check and let me know if anyone face this issue??? for the solution.

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Re: Parameter which controls Change Request open\modify

2015-10-30 Thread Lotz, David
It’s on the Application Preferences form. You can set it to bring up a new 
ticket or the one you just saved. Settings for Incident, Problem, Change…

Dave

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Hello,

I believe there is a parameter which controls the immediate workflow of Change 
Requests. I can't remember it.

The scenario is:
1. Bring up Change Request - New
2. Submit a New Change Request
3. The submitted change request is echoed back to the Change Request screen for 
further modification or "Next Stage."

I know I'm going to say "That's Right!" when someone reminds me, but I am 
currently having a Senior moment.

Thanks up front!

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Re: SSO / AREA LDAP question

2013-03-14 Thread Lotz, David
Yes, we have the plugin and we can get sso to function. The issue is that we 
get random lockouts for the users when they are coming in through the mid-tier. 
It doesn't happen to everyone at the same time. There have been times where it 
does not affect a given user for several days. Then they log in and they get 
locked out, like I said it seems pretty random. For instance, I log in and 
usually don't see the lockout issue whereas my co-developer logs in and almost 
instantly gets locked out. Then after resetting his domain id he is fine for 
several hours and then we both start getting locked out. We are troubleshooting 
with our AD team but it isn't looking promising. I was hoping that someone who 
is using the BMC supplied SSO code experienced this and was able to solve the 
issue.


Thanks
Dave

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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Yogesh Ketkar
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Subject: Re: SSO / AREA LDAP question

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Hello David,

>> As it was explained to me and through reading the SSO integration white 
>> paper capturing the user ID should be all that is needed to get the user 
>> logged in at that point.
I think there is some confusion here. For SSO to work in general with Midtier, 
there has to be some work done on 2 ends, the Midtier end and the ARServer end. 
AR Server (either form based or AREA LDAP based) needs username/password 
combination for authentication by default. You can have some chaining setups 
where some users will get authenticated against Form and other using LDAP which 
people typically do when they have AREA LDAP setup and they setup user password 
as BLANK in user form for users which need to be authenticated against LDAP. 
But AR Server, by default, will not authenticate a user unless password is 
supplied. BMC whitepaper says that once you have overridden 
DefaultAuthenticator on Miditer side, you can bypass login page and as you 
said, you are getting username somehow. Now this username and some TOKEN has to 
be passed back to AR Server and you need to write an custom AREA plug-in which 
will validate username/TOKEN combination, may be talking to some SSO server or 
in some way. Point is, unless you write a custom AREA plug-in SSO will not 
work. Also in your case, it sounds like, you are satisfied by just having 
extracted username from the browser (IE) and you want AR Server to authenticate 
the user just based on that.

Regards, Yogesh

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Subject: SSO / AREA LDAP question

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Hello list,

Remedy 7.5
Oracle 10g
Mid-Tier is patch 3
3 app servers
3 mid tier servers

I am having a peculiar problem and thought I would ask the list if anyone had 
seen a similar issue.  We are attempting to implement SSO with the BMC supplied 
plugin and appear to be successful but (yes there is probably always a but) 
users are randomly being locked out of the Domain when in the mid-tier.

We have only implemented SSO for the mid-tier and I have a portion of a 
mid-tier log that I have specific question about.

 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  
AREAVerifyLoginCallback
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  Connecting 
via SSL(host= port=636, certPath=c:\ldap_certs)
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  connect 
timeout previously: -1
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  connect 
timeout used: 35000
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  
ldap_simple_bind("cn=", hidden)
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  After the 
bind
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  
ldap_search_ext("", 2, "cn=")
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.2110 */  
ldap_simple_bind("CN= /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.3200 */  Bind: 
Invalid credentials (LDAPERR Code 49) 80090308: LdapErr: DSID-0C0903A9, 
comment: AcceptSecurityContext error, data 775, v1db1
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.3200 */  Found user 
but password is bad
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.3200 */  
LicenseMask=0 LicenseWrite=0 LicenseFTS=0 LicenseReserved1=0 Notification=3 
Email= LoginStatus=2 ModificationTime=0
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.3200 */  
Groups=

I know that when LDAP is used for authentication a bind happens for the user 
defined in the AREA LDAP Configuration form, and when that is successful 
another bind is done for the actual user logging into the system.  As you can 
see in the log excerpt it does this when using the SSO Plugin as well. We are 
only using SSO when logging in through the web. As it was explained to me and 
through reading the SSO integration white paper capturing the user ID should be 
all that is needed to get the user logged in at that point. We are pulling the 
user ID from the header of the IE page and using it afte

SSO / AREA LDAP question

2013-03-13 Thread Lotz, David
Hello list,

Remedy 7.5
Oracle 10g
Mid-Tier is patch 3
3 app servers
3 mid tier servers

I am having a peculiar problem and thought I would ask the list if anyone had 
seen a similar issue.  We are attempting to implement SSO with the BMC supplied 
plugin and appear to be successful but (yes there is probably always a but) 
users are randomly being locked out of the Domain when in the mid-tier.

We have only implemented SSO for the mid-tier and I have a portion of a 
mid-tier log that I have specific question about.

 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  
AREAVerifyLoginCallback
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  Connecting 
via SSL(host= port=636, certPath=c:\ldap_certs)
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  connect 
timeout previously: -1
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  connect 
timeout used: 35000
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  
ldap_simple_bind("cn=", hidden)
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  After the 
bind
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.1950 */  
ldap_search_ext("", 2, "cn=")
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.2110 */  
ldap_simple_bind("CN= /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.3200 */  Bind: 
Invalid credentials (LDAPERR Code 49) 80090308: LdapErr: DSID-0C0903A9, 
comment: AcceptSecurityContext error, data 775, v1db1
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.3200 */  Found user 
but password is bad
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.3200 */  
LicenseMask=0 LicenseWrite=0 LicenseFTS=0 LicenseReserved1=0 Notification=3 
Email= LoginStatus=2 ModificationTime=0
 /* Wed Mar 13 2013 09:22:41.3200 */  
Groups=

I know that when LDAP is used for authentication a bind happens for the user 
defined in the AREA LDAP Configuration form, and when that is successful 
another bind is done for the actual user logging into the system.  As you can 
see in the log excerpt it does this when using the SSO Plugin as well. We are 
only using SSO when logging in through the web. As it was explained to me and 
through reading the SSO integration white paper capturing the user ID should be 
all that is needed to get the user logged in at that point. We are pulling the 
user ID from the header of the IE page and using it after removing the domain 
information. My question is if that is all true and we accept that if the user 
is logged into the network and able to access it through the web page why is 
AREA LDAP trying to do the bind with the user information instead of just a 
search and acknowledgement that the user exists on the network? Is there a way 
to turn off the second bind for Mid-Tier only? Also, has anyone run into a 
problem like this before? I can be logged into the tool for hours and not be 
locked out. Then one of my co-workers attempts to login and gets locked out 
repeatedly.


Any help would be greatly appreciated.

We use a load balancer before the mid-tier and then again before the 
application server. The problem doesn't appear to be linked to any server in 
the pool. I have repeatedly gone through the SSO setup for each server and they 
are identical and appear to be correct. I have used SSL and non SSL connections 
and there doesn't appear to be a problem with any of the certificates.



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Re: SRM Console and hiding buttons

2012-05-07 Thread Lotz, David
I found out how to do this after I asked the question. Thanks for the response 
though Any idea how to do the same thing for the "Request Now" button? It's 
not configurational and I can't find anything that actually builds the HTML or 
whatever is being used in the Display field.

Dave

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Log in to the Application Administration Console and go to the Advanced tab, 
then select SRM > Advanced > Preferences and you can turn the Cart 
functionality via the "Show Cart" field, or are you trying to do this on a case 
by case basis?

Thanks,

Shawn Pierson
Remedy Developer | Energy Transfer

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SRM Console and hiding buttons

2012-05-07 Thread Lotz, David
Hello,

I have a question about SRM 7.6.00. We are running a 7.5.00 environment with 
SRM 7.6.00 and are trying to disable or hide the buttons "Add to Cart" and 
"Request Now" in SRM. Realizing that it would be a pretty much all or nothing 
sort of thing has anyone ever done this? Clearly it isn't as easy as disabling 
a button on an AR form because of how Data Visualization fields work. Also, 
everything that I have been able to find so far indicates that it isn't 
something BMC wants you to do.

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