Database Reference
In-Depth Information
Although Microsoft has promised a fix that will resolve this issue, this fix is not yet avail-
able at the time of writing this topic.
Perform the following steps:
1. On the Service Manager Management server, start
Service Manager Shell
as an
administrator.
2. Change to the
Chargeback
folder in the Service Manager installation directory.
3. Run the
ImportToSM.ps1
script.
Note
To enable PowerShell to execute scripts, run the
Set-ExecutionPolicy -
force RemoteSigned
command.
4. When prompted for
omServer
, specify the FQDN of the Operations Manager
server.
5. When prompted for
omUsername
, specify a user account with administrative ac-
cess to Operations Manager.
6. When prompted for
omPassword
, specify the password of the user.
7. When prompted for
smUsername
, specify a user account with administrative ac-
cess to Service Manager.
8. When prompted for
smPassword
, specify the password of the user.
9. Wait for the script to complete.
Configuring the SCOM Connector
We are now creating a SCOM Configuration Item Connector to import data from Opera-
tions Manager to Service Manager.
Tip
If you have already configured an Operations Manager CI Connector, then open the prop-
erties of the connector, go to
Management Packs
, click on
Refresh
, and make sure that
the
Microsoft.SystemCenter.VirtualMachineManager.2012.Discovery
and the
Mi-
crosoft.SystemCenter.VirtualMachineManager.Pro.2008.Library
management packs
are selected. You can then skip the following instructions after refreshing and selecting the
preceding management packs in an environment where the SCOM CI connector is already
configured.
Perform the following steps:
