Contents IT Service Management Previous Topic Next Topic Upgrade Change Management Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics Share Upgrade Change Management Follow these instructions to upgrade your Change Management system. Before you begin Prior to Geneva, Change Request installed the Conflict Detection, Best Practice Change Risk Calculator, Change Risk Assessment, and Bulk CI Changes plugins by default. For new instances from Geneva onwards, the Standard change catalog, State Model, and Mass updates CI plugins are also installed by default. If you are upgrading from a release prior to Geneva, you can choose to activate Change Management core, State Model, Standard change catalog, and Mass updates CI plugins. The State Model, and Standard change catalog plugins are dependent on the Change Management core plugin. Hence, activating either the State model or the Standard change catalog plugins results in the activation of the Change Management core plugin. Also consider the following consequences of activating Change Management core and the subsequent changes you might need to make to best suit your organization's requirements: The previous change types are updated from routine, comprehensive, and emergency to standard, normal, and emergency respectively. Analyze customizations that you may have performed that reference old change type values since they are affected and require updating.Note: When Change management core is activated, the change types are updated. If you already upgraded from a release prior to Geneva, you must perform the following tasks after you activate Change management core to ensure that change types and customizations are updated. If you had created newer change types in addition to the default change types, then you must customize them based on the new change types being introduced. Modify the customizations that are affected to use the new change type values. A new ACL, change_request.type, prevents users from updating the change type. If you allow any roles to update the type of a change request, for example, from Normal to Emergency, modify the ACL. Remove nobody from the Requires role list and add the roles allowed to update the change type. If you had the Bulk CI plugin installed, then install the Mass updates CI plugin for enhanced user experience and alignment with the new plugins. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Upgrade Change Management Follow these instructions to upgrade your Change Management system. Before you begin Prior to Geneva, Change Request installed the Conflict Detection, Best Practice Change Risk Calculator, Change Risk Assessment, and Bulk CI Changes plugins by default. For new instances from Geneva onwards, the Standard change catalog, State Model, and Mass updates CI plugins are also installed by default. If you are upgrading from a release prior to Geneva, you can choose to activate Change Management core, State Model, Standard change catalog, and Mass updates CI plugins. The State Model, and Standard change catalog plugins are dependent on the Change Management core plugin. Hence, activating either the State model or the Standard change catalog plugins results in the activation of the Change Management core plugin. Also consider the following consequences of activating Change Management core and the subsequent changes you might need to make to best suit your organization's requirements: The previous change types are updated from routine, comprehensive, and emergency to standard, normal, and emergency respectively. Analyze customizations that you may have performed that reference old change type values since they are affected and require updating.Note: When Change management core is activated, the change types are updated. If you already upgraded from a release prior to Geneva, you must perform the following tasks after you activate Change management core to ensure that change types and customizations are updated. If you had created newer change types in addition to the default change types, then you must customize them based on the new change types being introduced. Modify the customizations that are affected to use the new change type values. A new ACL, change_request.type, prevents users from updating the change type. If you allow any roles to update the type of a change request, for example, from Normal to Emergency, modify the ACL. Remove nobody from the Requires role list and add the roles allowed to update the change type. If you had the Bulk CI plugin installed, then install the Mass updates CI plugin for enhanced user experience and alignment with the new plugins.
Upgrade Change Management Follow these instructions to upgrade your Change Management system. Before you begin Prior to Geneva, Change Request installed the Conflict Detection, Best Practice Change Risk Calculator, Change Risk Assessment, and Bulk CI Changes plugins by default. For new instances from Geneva onwards, the Standard change catalog, State Model, and Mass updates CI plugins are also installed by default. If you are upgrading from a release prior to Geneva, you can choose to activate Change Management core, State Model, Standard change catalog, and Mass updates CI plugins. The State Model, and Standard change catalog plugins are dependent on the Change Management core plugin. Hence, activating either the State model or the Standard change catalog plugins results in the activation of the Change Management core plugin. Also consider the following consequences of activating Change Management core and the subsequent changes you might need to make to best suit your organization's requirements: The previous change types are updated from routine, comprehensive, and emergency to standard, normal, and emergency respectively. Analyze customizations that you may have performed that reference old change type values since they are affected and require updating.Note: When Change management core is activated, the change types are updated. If you already upgraded from a release prior to Geneva, you must perform the following tasks after you activate Change management core to ensure that change types and customizations are updated. If you had created newer change types in addition to the default change types, then you must customize them based on the new change types being introduced. Modify the customizations that are affected to use the new change type values. A new ACL, change_request.type, prevents users from updating the change type. If you allow any roles to update the type of a change request, for example, from Normal to Emergency, modify the ACL. Remove nobody from the Requires role list and add the roles allowed to update the change type. If you had the Bulk CI plugin installed, then install the Mass updates CI plugin for enhanced user experience and alignment with the new plugins.
