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jseah
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‎2010-10-05 15:48
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Operations Orchestrator and Microsoft SCCM Integration

Hi,

 

I am trying to figure out if there is an easy way to integrate Microsoft SCCM and Operations Orchestrator?  Wondering if anyone has OO integrated with Microsoft SCCM right now that can shed some light on how they have done this integration

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MsGG
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‎2010-10-05 17:33

Hi,

 

HP OO currently has integration with SMS , but there are few operations. We would like to add the integration with MS SCCM 2007 in the future release. If you have any use cases and requirements regarding the integration,  please let me know.

 

Regards,

 

Gloria Gu

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ypae
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‎2012-07-03 19:18

Do you have a whitepaper or best practice guide for this?

 

For now, I probably want to synchronize Hardware and software inventory from SCCM 2007 to HPSM.

 

Thanks,

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dingari
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‎2012-07-10 22:15

Latest Content Pack [ CP6 onwards i think ] should have the required content to Integrate with SCCM, you can find all the required operations and documentation under Integrations/Microsoft/System Center Configuration Manager
Murali Mohan Dingari | HP Software
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mdingari@hp.com • hp.com/software

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