Microsoft system center configuration manager/SMS system administration setup
To access Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager/SMS Inventory data from FootPrints, the feature must be configured by the System Administrator. This is done under Administration | System | Features | Asset Management.
This page contains the following settings:
- Select Administration | System | Features | Asset Management from the FootPrints Toolbar.
- Select Systems Management Server and click Save.
- The following options are displayed:
- Enable Asset Management—This setting enables or disables Asset Management for the system. If you enable Asset Management here, it is enabled system-wide, but it must also be enabled in individual Workspaces. Refer to Microsoft-System-Center-Configuration-Manager-SMS-Workspace-Administration-Setup for additional information.
- Server Information—The following information is needed for connecting to the Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager/SMS server:
- Server name (DNS name) or IP address of the Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager/SMS server
- A valid login ID for that machine that has full access to the Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager/SMS server through the Windows WMI interface.
- The password for the login ID specified above.
- After entering the information above, click the link to test the connection.
- If the test is successful, enter your password and click GO. If the test fails, try a second time. If the test fails a second time, please check your settings. Troubleshooting assistance is provided in FootPrints and Microsoft-System-Center-Configuration-Manager-SMS-Troubleshooting-Guide.
- Before you can access Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager/SMS data from a Workspace, it must be enabled and configured for that Workspace. Please follow the instructions for Microsoft-System-Center-Configuration-Manager-SMS-Workspace-Administration-Setup for each Workspace in which you would like to access Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager/SMS inventory data.
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