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Update Rollup 2 for System Center 2012 Service Pack 1

Update Rollup 2 for System Center 2012 Service Pack 1 published on 5 Comments on Update Rollup 2 for System Center 2012 Service Pack 1

Very short new. The Update Rollup 2 for System Center 2012 Service Pack 1 is available. Please follow this link to read description. Download link should be available shortly.

List of fixed for Service Manager:

Issue 1

If the number of “Manual Activities” that are displayed in the Service Manager Portal exceeds a certain limit, page loads may time out and do not render correctly. This results in a blank page.

Issue 2

Incorrect cleanup of a custom related type causes grooming on the EntityChangeLog table to stall. This causes the table to grow significantly.

Issue 3

Service requests complete unexpectedly because of a race condition between workflows.

Issue 4

The console crashes when you double-click a parent incident link on an extended incident class.

Issue 5

PowerShell tasks that were created by using the authoring tool do not run because of an incorrect reference to certain assemblies.

Issue 6

The Exchange management pack is stuck in a Pending state after management pack synchronization.

Fast post: Data loss at hosting company

Fast post: Data loss at hosting company published on 1 Comment on Fast post: Data loss at hosting company

UPDATED 24.02.2013. All posts are recovered. Big thanks to Fabian for help!

As you may have noticed, my sites and blog was off-line few last days. The cause of this problem was a disaster in datacenter of hosting company who hosted my sites. For this moment sites are online but some data was lost. So Part 2 and Part 3 of SLA series also was lost. I will try restore them in next few weeks.

My apologies for that and big “thanks” to JaguarPC company.

PS What’s why the Windows Cluster is better. Looking into migration of my sites to Azure…

“Pause” SLA in SCSM 2012: Yes, you can

“Pause” SLA in SCSM 2012: Yes, you can published on 19 Comments on “Pause” SLA in SCSM 2012: Yes, you can

imageThis is not a technical article but some kind of news. With SLA feature you can create a “rule” how to apply SLA to SCSM’s objects like incidents or service request (or any other object). If you don’t know how to do that please welcome to Rodney’s blogposts series: Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.

But many peoples ask the one question: can we pause SLA depend from status or anything else? For example, how to stop SLA timer if status of incident changed to Pending? Before this week all who answer on this question (me too) ask “No, it’s possible”. But in fact you can (but see the note and the end of this article).

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Advanced View Editor 2.0 for SCSM 2012 (#aveforscsm)

Advanced View Editor 2.0 for SCSM 2012 (#aveforscsm) published on 19 Comments on Advanced View Editor 2.0 for SCSM 2012 (#aveforscsm)

The good news: Advanced View Editor 2.0 for SCSM 2012 will be available at the end of this week. The bad news: will be available two different versions: free (Free Edition) and paid (Pro Edition). Get more information below.

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MVP: System Center Cloud and Datacenter Management

MVP: System Center Cloud and Datacenter Management published on 6 Comments on MVP: System Center Cloud and Datacenter Management

“Dear Anton Gritsenko,
Congratulations! We are pleased to present you with the 2012 Microsoft® MVP Award! This award is given to exceptional technical community leaders who actively share their high quality, real world expertise with others. We appreciate your outstanding contributions in System Center Cloud and Datacenter Management technical communities during the past year.”

Thanks everyone who participated! Special thanks to Alexey Zhuravlev who help me all time at way to MVP!

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