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RDSCADMN post a question under Service Manager.
Search users by Employee ID SCSM
I would like to have the user fields or at least the assinged to user field searchable by Employee ID from Active Directory on my incident form. I don't think this is impossible to do however i don't possess enough understanding of SCSM to begin figuring it out. Does anyone know how I might be able to achieve this? I've considered cracking open the MP and digging through the xml to search for clues. For us employee ID makes so much more sense because we have a lot of duplicate names and it takes up the Helpdesk Technicians time to verify their Employee ID when they could just key it in from the get go and not have to worry about this whole process.
RDSCADMN post a question under Orchestrator.
Remove a Member from an SCCM Collection with powershell
Has anyone attempted to remove a member from an SCCM Collection via powershell? I have an immediate need leverage Orchestrator to remove a member from a collection in our SCCM Site. I have exhausted all links and code blurbs i've found by crawling the internet and haven't been successful to get those snippets of code to work.
RDSCADMN I would definitely like a copy of the workflow you mentioned in my post about Opalis and AD. If you would be willing to hook me up with that it would be greatly appreciated.
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Rank (22) Views 231 On Tue, May 01, 2012 8:11 AM, 21 days ago By RDSCADMN

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I would like to have the user fields or at least the assinged to user field searchable by Employee ID from Active Directory on my incident form. I don't think this is impossible to do however i don't possess enough understanding of SCSM to begin figu...

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