The problem we saw with the DSL is that it is full of software that you will
never use in a professional environment. A filter to take out the rubbish
(such as games software) would be a good thing.
Roger Justice writes:
During ITSM 7 training the instructor stated that it suplied to BMC by a standards group every 60 days and will be downloadable from the support site.
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Do you know if the DSL is an industry provided standard - that could be relied upon to be cross vendor? And if so - how would a custom Remedy CMDB get the list and update service?
-John
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On Dec 20, 2006, at 11:08 AM, Easter, David wrote:
The DSL also stores the location of IT approved software. This location
may be digital (e.g. a BMC Configuration Management Transmitter URL) or
physical (e.g. Bob's desk drawer).
The Administrator's Guide for DSL can be found at:
http://documents.bmc.com/supportu/documents/15/62/61562/61562.pdf
-David J. Easter
Sr. Product Manager, Service Management Business Unit
BMC Software, Inc.
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Thank you, Roger!
Dwayne
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Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2006 11:50:59 -0500
From: Roger Justice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: What is Definitive Software Library (DSL)?
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This is an ITIL driven concept. BMC will be
providing this information as a bi-monthly download
to update your files. The concept is to use this as
a standard to get the name for any software you are
using both commercially available such as word or is
it MS word or is it Microsoft Word, or that you have
created and distributed within your organization.
ITIL also has the the DHS for hardware.
Roger
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Subject: What is Definitive Software Library (DSL)?
Hi everyone,
I am planning on upgrading the Asset Management module to V7, and want
to know if I should install the DSL. What is it?
I tried to find the info on the BMC Remedy website, but my
web-browsing skills must be lacking. Can anyone out there help me?
Dwayne Martin
Computing Support
James Madison University
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