...and the integration points between SLM and Incident Management are 
half-baked and undocumented, but with a little work (and a number of issues 
opened with support), you can get it working and it does run reliably.  Most of 
the bugs have been fixed in 7.1 patch 001, but a number of them will require 
unreleased hot fixes from support. Compared to the aremail engine, at least the 
SLM escalations are rock solid!

 The SLM templates that install with the ITSM 7 integrations will be part of 
your problem - they were not completed and were poorly designed, so you may 
have to rebuild them and add new ones for response goals.  I don't recall 
seeing any for closing incidents since there is an ARS escalation for that, but 
that does not mean that you couldn't create custom SLAs with milestone actions 
that close your resolved incidents on varying criteria.  You would just have to 
disable the default close escalation(s).

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing & IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/
From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
On Behalf Of Coleman, Gavin
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 9:35 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Query about SLM module for ITSM 7

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Hello Listers.

We are in the process of moving from ITSP 4 to ITSM 7 and are currently in the 
gap analysis phase. In ITSP, we can configure SLA Events to for example Auto 
Close Help Desk tickets. I've looked through the documentation for the SLM 
module (that was fun! It's nice and clear ;-)), but don't think there is 
anything that's similar. Could somebody who uses the SLM module confirm this.

I know there is an escalation that fires on the HPD:Help Desk and closes 
tickets after 15 days of being Resolved, but this is across the board whereas 
our current SLA Events enable us to configure these per SLA.

I'm really just looking for some confirmation about this! BTW - do you 
recommend any of the ITSM training courses? Currently, we're getting by by 
reading the documentation, but the SLM module is looking complicated!

Thanks,


Gavin Coleman
Senior Analyst/Programmer
Computacenter (UK) Ltd
Services & Solutions
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Hatfield, Hertfordshire, AL10 9TW, United Kingdom
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