Setup Guide

Setting namespace security and granting permissions
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To set namespace security and grant permissions:
Steps
1 Launch wmimgmt.msc.
2 In the WMI Control pane, right-click WMI Control, select Properties, and then select Security.
3 Navigate to ROOT\SMS Namespace.
4 Select the Execute Methods, Provide Write, Enable Account, and the Remote Enable permissions.
5 Navigate to Root\cimv2\DLCI.
6 Select the Execute Methods, Provide Write, Enable Account, and the Remote Enable permissions.
7 Go to step 4 of Conguring an account for use with discovery.
Alternatively, the Conguration Manager user becomes a member of the SMS_Admin group, and you can grant Remote Enable to the
existing permissions of the group.
Providing share and folder permissions
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To grant share and folder permissions to write les to the DDR inbox:
Steps
1 From the Conguration Manager console, under Administration, grant the user permission to write to the SMS_<sitecode> share.
2 Using File Explorer, go to the share location SMS_<sitecode> share, and then to the ddm.box folder. Grant full control to the domain
user for the following folders:
• SMS_<sitecode>
• Inboxes
• ddm.box
System requirements of OMIMSSC console extension
for SCVMM
• For IG on SCVMM:
• SC2012 VMM R2 UR12 Console or SC2012 VMM SP1 UR11 Console or SC2016 VMM UR2.1 or later is installed.
• Failover Clustering feature is enabled.
• System requirements specic for SC2012 VMM R2 Console:
• If you are upgrading from SC2012 VMM SP1 to SC2012 VMM R2, then upgrade to Windows PowerShell 4.0.
• System requirements specic for SC2012 VMM SP1 Console:
NOTE
: If you are updating to SC2012 VMM SP1, then consider the following: When importing an add-in to SC2012
VMM UR5 or later, the console may crash. For information about the issue and resolving the issue, see issue 5 in
the knowledge base URL: Support.microsoft.com/kb/2785682. Do this update irrespective of the version of the
update rollup that is installed.
System requirements for OMIMSSC 13