Re: Updating Permission Groups for Users in 7.1

2009-09-24 Thread Coleman, Gavin
Hi Abdul - are you talking about ITSM? If you are, then I did this recently in 
ITSP. The method should be similar for ITSM.


1.   Add the relevant permission group to one user

2.   Open up the form CTM:People Permission Groups and search for that user 
ID

3.   Export that permission group to a .csv file

4.   Update the .csv file to include the login IDs and Person IDs of the 
4000 people that need this group

5.   Import the data into the CTM:People Permission Groups using the Remedy 
Import tool

6.   Open up the form CTM:People Permission Groups in Default Administrator 
View

7.   Search for the 4000 records you have imported

8.   Do a Modify All on the 4000 records and update the field z1d Action to 
START


The actual steps may be slightly different for ITSM, but I don't think they'd 
be that different. I'm sure somebody else on the list will correct me if I'm 
wrong!

Gavin Coleman
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Subject: Updating Permission Groups for Users in 7.1

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Hello ARS listers

Is there a way to perform a mass update of user record permissions on the 
people records in 7.1.  Currently I have 4000 users that we now want to have KM 
rights in which initially they did not have that permission.  Has anyone 
performed a mass update successfully on of people records.

I have tried to simply run an escalation but it failed to update all the 
applicable records.

Thanks in Advance

V/R
Abdul Baytops
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Re: Updating Permission Groups for Users in 7.1

2009-09-24 Thread strauss
I have used escalations to do this in the past, so I'm not sure what tripped 
you up on yours.

You might want to consider another approach if all 4,000 users are in a 
particular company or access group in ITSM.  We added our 200,000 customers to 
RKM self service simply by adding self service to the group id in RKM for that 
customer company.  In other words, assign your RKM permissions in RKM, to the 
group ids or companies, rather than making any changes to the actual User 
records.

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing  IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/
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Subject: Updating Permission Groups for Users in 7.1

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Hello ARS listers

Is there a way to perform a mass update of user record permissions on the 
people records in 7.1.  Currently I have 4000 users that we now want to have KM 
rights in which initially they did not have that permission.  Has anyone 
performed a mass update successfully on of people records.

I have tried to simply run an escalation but it failed to update all the 
applicable records.

Thanks in Advance

V/R
Abdul Baytops
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Re: Updating Permission Groups for Users in 7.1

2009-09-24 Thread Lyle Taylor
I wish I had thought of this a little while back.  This might have fixed 
something for us.  However, for this to work, I would think that you would need 
to have the company added to the Access Restrictions list for each customer in 
order for the company's group to be added to their User record.  Is that 
correct?  Otherwise, from what I've seen, no company related groups get added 
to their profile.  (Current everyone here has unrestricted access, so we 
haven't been adding companies to people's Access Restrictions.)

Lyle

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Subject: Re: Updating Permission Groups for Users in 7.1

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I have used escalations to do this in the past, so I'm not sure what tripped 
you up on yours.

You might want to consider another approach if all 4,000 users are in a 
particular company or access group in ITSM.  We added our 200,000 customers to 
RKM self service simply by adding self service to the group id in RKM for that 
customer company.  In other words, assign your RKM permissions in RKM, to the 
group ids or companies, rather than making any changes to the actual User 
records.

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing  IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/
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Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 9:37 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Updating Permission Groups for Users in 7.1

**
Hello ARS listers

Is there a way to perform a mass update of user record permissions on the 
people records in 7.1.  Currently I have 4000 users that we now want to have KM 
rights in which initially they did not have that permission.  Has anyone 
performed a mass update successfully on of people records.

I have tried to simply run an escalation but it failed to update all the 
applicable records.

Thanks in Advance

V/R
Abdul Baytops
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Re: Updating Permission Groups for Users in 7.1

2009-09-24 Thread strauss
NOBODY here has unrestricted access except admins - that would defeat the 
entire purpose of using multi-tenancy for the operational companies (central 
and distributed support groups have their own companies). We do use a single, 
global customer company for all defined customers, to which all of the support 
staff are given access.

Customers all have their membership defined in the global customer company, 
added by a filter when their account is created from LDAP, and that is what I 
use to give them access to RKM.  They also get access to either the student 
customer company and/or the employee customer company based on roles in LDAP.  
So a single customer record could have permission to UNT Customers (they are 
homed there - field 112 on the CTM:People record), UNT Employees, and UNT 
Students; student employees get all three.

We don't use Employee or Student to define access in RKM, but we do use them to 
define access to various service items in Kinetic Request.  In fact, it was the 
process of defining permissions for Kinetic Request based on company access and 
application permissions that led us to use the same solution for RKM; instead 
of adding KMSAC-something permissions manually to all of our support staff's 
User records, we simply gave those permissions in RKM to all Incident Users.

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing  IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/
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Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 11:14 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Updating Permission Groups for Users in 7.1

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I wish I had thought of this a little while back.  This might have fixed 
something for us.  However, for this to work, I would think that you would need 
to have the company added to the Access Restrictions list for each customer in 
order for the company's group to be added to their User record.  Is that 
correct?  Otherwise, from what I've seen, no company related groups get added 
to their profile.  (Current everyone here has unrestricted access, so we 
haven't been adding companies to people's Access Restrictions.)

Lyle

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Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 9:37 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Updating Permission Groups for Users in 7.1

**
I have used escalations to do this in the past, so I'm not sure what tripped 
you up on yours.

You might want to consider another approach if all 4,000 users are in a 
particular company or access group in ITSM.  We added our 200,000 customers to 
RKM self service simply by adding self service to the group id in RKM for that 
customer company.  In other words, assign your RKM permissions in RKM, to the 
group ids or companies, rather than making any changes to the actual User 
records.

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing  IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) 
[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of Abdullah Baytops
Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 9:37 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Updating Permission Groups for Users in 7.1

**
Hello ARS listers

Is there a way to perform a mass update of user record permissions on the 
people records in 7.1.  Currently I have 4000 users that we now want to have KM 
rights in which initially they did not have that permission.  Has anyone 
performed a mass update successfully on of people records.

I have tried to simply run an escalation but it failed to update all the 
applicable records.

Thanks in Advance

V/R
Abdul Baytops
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