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I would like to delete the default administrator account as it takes up a license? How do I go about it? You can remove "Administrator" account from the application by following the instructions below.
Since ServiceDesk Plus - MSP license is calculated based on number of technician login this will help you save a license for a technician in your organization.Back to Questions
What is Login URL for an account? What is the use of configuring a Login URL?To create a login URL:
Uses of a login URL:
Requester: Give this URL to the requester for him to login
Sys-admin for the account: Give this URL to the system administrator with the account. He can configure a URL alias eg: http://support which will point to this URL (i.e. http://mspserver/account1) so that when the requester from the account enters http://support in his browser, he will be redirected to his account specific URL. Back to Questions
Does ServiceDesk Plus - MSP support LDAP? If so, how can it be configured?Yes, ServiceDesk Plus - MSP supports LDAP.
Login to ServiceDesk Plus - MSP, click on the 'Admin' tab, select 'LDAP' under the 'Users' module to setup LDAP authentication.
Please find the details on how we have configured our Test machine to import users using LDAP.
| Domain Controller | : ldap://helpdesk-test1:389 |
| User Name | : CN=Administrator,CN=Users,DC=helpdesk-test1,DC=com |
| Password | : Password |
| Base DN | : CN=Users,DC=helpdesk-test1,DC=com |
| Search Filter | : (objectClass=person) |
| LDAP Server Type | : Microsoft Active Directory |
where 'helpdesk-test1' is the name of our Domain Controller .
In case if you are using Novell e-directory, you could select Novell e-directory from the drop down menu, save the settings and check whether you could import the users.Back to Questions
What is the purpose of organizing business rules?Organizing business rules will help us in decide the order in which the rules should be applied on the requests that are fetched by the application. Business rules have to be organized in such a way that the rules do not collide with each other (i.e) the criteria of the first rule should not coincide with the second one.
Here is a scenario which will help us understand the process better.
Scenario: The Category HARDWARE has 2 subcategories,
1) Server and 2) Workstation.
3 Business rules are configured as follows,
When a new request comes into ServiceDesk Plus - MSP
In which order should the business rules be organized for it to work properly.
a) 1,2,3
b) 3,2,1
c) 2,1,3
Answer -> b Back to Questions
How do I setup a support e-mail address for each account?
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