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05-24-2023 09:51 AM
My ITIL users can create "Normal" and "Emergency" changes just fine.
I have created a new "Standard" change template, but when they try to select the Standard change from the list, they get the "not authoized" message. I even gave one a "change_manager" role, but that didn't help either.
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05-24-2023 11:38 AM
I figured this out.
When I looked at "Standard Changes" in the Service Catalog, I noticed that I had previously put a group under the "Availalbe for" tab. This Group has the "change_manager" permission, which means they all inherited this persmission. But all my ITIL users I needed weren't in this group. Even when I manually assigned the role (not inherited) it still didn't work since I was only allowing "group" access. I have changed this behavior to allow for anyone with the "change_manager" role now. So when someone is added to my group and they get this permission, it will work for them.
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05-24-2023 09:51 AM
I'm on "UTAH" now.
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05-24-2023 10:42 AM
Hello,
Try activating the Category "Standard Changes" under the Catalog "Service Catalog"
Please go to the 'sc_category' table to activate the "standard changes" category.
Please Mark it as HELPFUL if my solution resolves answers your question.
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05-24-2023 11:38 AM
I figured this out.
When I looked at "Standard Changes" in the Service Catalog, I noticed that I had previously put a group under the "Availalbe for" tab. This Group has the "change_manager" permission, which means they all inherited this persmission. But all my ITIL users I needed weren't in this group. Even when I manually assigned the role (not inherited) it still didn't work since I was only allowing "group" access. I have changed this behavior to allow for anyone with the "change_manager" role now. So when someone is added to my group and they get this permission, it will work for them.