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Self-Service Portal Implementation
Sandy_Wood
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Just installed Service Manager Portal and was wondering how 'regular' end-users would access just the Self-Service portal. Would we just point them at the same url we use and then just use a security role to strip out everything in the view except for the Self-Service stuff?
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Adam_Dzyacky
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Yes. Create a new User Role based on the End User role called something like "End User - Everyone".
The following is merely a suggestion in what those permissions should look for this new role- Queues = None
- Configuration items = Global users instance group
- Catalog Item Groups = groups of requests you want this role to see on the portal
- Form Templates = All
- Users = Domain Users
Here's some other discussions I've been involved in on this topic that maybe of interest and/or help to you -
https://community.cireson.com/discussion/comment/7263#Comment_7263
https://community.cireson.com/discussion/1503/security-what-methodology-are-you-using#latest
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SCSM permissions are a bit of an intimidating/complex web if you've never seen them before (e.g. SCOM permissions). However Cireson has done a pretty awesome job taking some of this preliminary understanding out of the picture as the declared Analyst group during setup is the one that has more access to the portal by default. That said, your 'regular' end users see only four items on the portal since they wouldn't be in that Analyst group. Those four items are:
So everyone user the same portal but everyone has a slightly difference UI experience.
With respect to what I'm guessing is going to be an inevitable next question, end users are granted access to requests on the portal based on a mix of Security Permissions tied with Catalog Groups and it's those Catalog Groups that contain groups of requests.
Thanks for the note back on my question. So it looks like I should create a new AD group, say End-Users and stick Domain Users in it. Then figure out the permissions necessary to access
- Home
- My Requests
- My Work
- Knowledge
Does that sound about right?The following is merely a suggestion in what those permissions should look for this new role
Here's some other discussions I've been involved in on this topic that maybe of interest and/or help to you -
https://community.cireson.com/discussion/comment/7263#Comment_7263
https://community.cireson.com/discussion/1503/security-what-methodology-are-you-using#latest
It just dawned on me that the End Users Role in Service Manager should take care of my issue. It looks like it has the permissions that I'm looking for and from testing it looks like it shows what we need.