Microsoft’s own Jim Britt posted a great article that covers the specifics around
getting setup to use Service Management Automation
(SMA) as well as
how to import our future examples
and fire them off in order to review the solutions in action.
This article should be considered another staple in your list of posts to consume as you get acquainted with SMA. The steps he discusses are basic but important to be familiar with.
You can read Jim’s complete post here:
Automation–Service Management Automation–Getting Started with SMA Runbooks
J.C. Hornbeck | Solution Asset PM | Microsoft GBS Management and Security Division
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