Multi User Managed Subscriptions

Question

Multi User Managed Subscriptions

0

Richard Leos 5 Rep. 03 Jul, 2018

Is there a way that a SCOM users (non administrator role) can create an subscription and allow others to viewed and edit that subscription?

We have several teams that want to setup a subscription to alert several subscribers but any of the subscribers need to be able to view & edit the subscription, not just the person who created the subscription.

I know an SCOM administrator can view & edit any subscription, maybe there is a way a SCOM administrator edit a subscription to allow multiple users to view and edit a subscription.

notifications subscribers subscriptions

Ruben Zimmermann answered 04 Jul, 2018

3 answers

Toggle fullscreen

Write

Answer this question

To reply or comment, use the 'Comment' link on the relevant answer or question.

score 0 · Answer 1 · 2018-07-04T04:56:45+00:00

If you have a bit time and patience Adam Driscoll has made PowerShell Universal Dashboards, a framework which allows you to create web-apps based on PowerShell. – Very interesting stuff:

https://ironmansoftware.com/universal-dashboard

He also created the PowerShell Pro Tools for Visual Studio which allow you to create GUIs for PowerShell with Drag & Drop more or less: https://ironmansoftware.com/poshtools

score 0 · Answer 2 · 2018-07-03T23:26:42+00:00

0

Ruben Zimmermann 542 Rep. 03 Jul, 2018

Hi Richard,

I have another idea. You could leverage JEA (Just Enough Administration) to restrict required PowerShell Cmdlets that control Alerting in SCOM.

Here is a nice walk-through:https://sid-500.com/2018/02/11/powershell-implementing-just-enough-administration-jea-step-by-step/

Would that help?

Richard Leos commented 03 Jul, 2018

Richard Leos - 04 Jul, 2018

I think that could help for certain users that know powershell. However we have some admins that are still just GUI admins 🙁 Right now the current simple work around we have is a group/team will just create one shared account for creating and editing all subscriptions for their group/team. However who used that account & what they did is not tracked. But soon that should be a non issue once we roll out our PAM solution.

score 0 · Answer 3 · 2018-07-03T06:08:29+00:00

Hi Richard,

I am not aware if this is possible by delegation. You would have to try or perhaps someone else here has experience.

There is a guy however you build a self-service-portal for SCOM. This goes into your direction.

SCOM Self Service Portal

As far I see it presently does not offer subscriptions, but I think you could approach this idea. Chances are there, that it will be implemented. … It’s not a huge software company 😉

Multi User Managed Subscriptions

3 answers

Answer this question

Related Questions