on 12-28-2013 4:27 AM
Hi Frends,
Did anyone tried to use ACE for Solman, f.e. for ITSM and Charm transaction processing.
Regards Dan
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Hi Daniyar,
For me is the first time that i heard about ACE, do you have any link to know more about it ?
Thanks,
Luis
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Hi Luis,
ACE is a dynamic authorization control similiar to your blog post
You may read about it here
I'm very interesting in this functionality for ITSM and CHARM usage.
Rg Dan
Thanks for the link to the document, i never see that before.
After read the document, i "understand" that the key is control authorization at object level under an organization model, and see that this is a CRM functionality. (I don't have experience on CRM)
Solution Manager run's under a CRM stack, I check on a sandbox (SP8) and see that the path to ace is there, and with more options that are described on that document.
When open ACE-enabled objects i don't recognize any business object from ITSM, and don't know any of that objects.
What is your requirement to use ace for ITSM ? you are thinking to setup ITSM on a environment that already use ACE ? if not, ITSM business roles and basic authorization profiles is not enough for your scenario ?
I can't help you with that topic Daniyar´.
Best Regards,
Luis
Hi Luis,
Thanks for reply, i don't need help in configuring it. Just wanted to share thoughts and listen others.
about usage:
I will definitely try it and if come to any success, post it here.
Regards Daniyar
Hi Dan
If you are looking for more concept related information, please check below links
CRM Access Control Engine - CRM - SCN Wiki
Regards
Prakhar
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