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SCOM Powershell: How do I scope views or folders for an existing user role?

George Symeonides 25 Reputation points
2023-09-06T08:18:13.6333333+00:00

How do we scope views/folders for a user role?

There's a way to scope tasks using the -TaskScope property:

$Role = Get-SCOMUserRole -Name "Constoso SQL Operators"
$NewTaskList = Get-SCOMTask -Name "*SQL*"
$Role | Set-SCOMUserRole -TaskScope $NewTaskList

But there is no equivalent for views or folders, e.g. -ViewScope

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  1. XinGuo-MSFT 14,861 Reputation points
    2023-09-06T09:10:19.1033333+00:00

    Hi,

    In System Center Operations Manager, you can't directly scope views or folders for a user role using a built-in parameter like -ViewScope as you do with tasks. Instead, scoping views and folders for user roles in SCOM is typically done through role-based access control (RBAC) profiles.