Service Level Manager Training

Service Level Manager Training

Exercises

The 4me Service Level Manager Training will guide you through the following exercises:

  1. Registering a New Service
  2. Service Instance Relations
  3. Registering New Service Instances
  4. Configuration Item Relations
  5. Registering New CIs
  6. Relating CIs to Service Instances
  7. Relating New Service Instances
  8. Adding Instances to the Hierarchy
  9. Updating the CMDB
  10. Registering a Service Offering
  11. Registering an SLA
  12. Setting an SLA’s Coverage
  13. Registering a Request Template
  14. Adding a Standard Service Request
  15. Registering a Request

To complete the exercises, access your 4me instance at 4me-demo.com by entering the name and password of the instance. Once you have accessed your instance, select the 4me account of Widget Data Center.

If you do not yet have access to a 4me instance, you can request one by going to the 4me website.

Go ahead and log in as Howard Tanner. Howard is the IT manager of the Widget Data Center organization.

Howard’s email address is: howard.tanner@widget.com
His 4me password is: 4me
All passwords in your training instance have been set to 4me. For training purposes we use easy to remember passwords, since you will switch users with  different roles quite often during the exercises. The passwords do not reflect the strict password requirements 4me has for its own employees, nor the requirements your organization will set in the 4me system for you.
Make sure you verify the settings of your training instance when it has been used by someone else. Go to the Settings console (5th icon in the toolbar). In the left pane at the bottom you will find the menu options 'Instance Options' and 'Instance Reset'. Click on 'Instance Options' to enter your email address in the Forwarding email address field. Click on the 'Instance Reset' menu option to reinitialize the data in your demo instance.

Howard has the Service Level Manager role of Widget Data Center’s 4me account, which allows you to register the service, service instances, service offerings and SLAs as you work your way through the exercises. Howard also has the Configuration Manager role which you will use to add configuration items. Finally, Howard has the Service Desk Manager role, which access rights you will use to register request templates.

Click on the button below to get started with the first exercise.

Start Exercise 1