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Update Rollup 3 for System Center 2016 Service Manager

Update Rollup 3 for System Center 2016 Service Manager

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  • Version:

    7.5.7487.64

    Date Published:

    23/5/2017

    File Name:

    SCSM2016_CU_KB4019979_amd64_7.5.7487.64.exe

    File Size:

    44.0 MB

    Summary

    This article describes the bug fixes that are included in this Update Rollup.

    Issues that are fixed in this Update Rollup-
    • Service Manager 2016 now supports Microsoft SQL Server 2016 SP1
    • System Center Configuration Manager 1706 is now supported for Configuration Manager Connectors in Service Manager
    • Extending a class and adding a new property with a default value causes the Active Directory (AD) and System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) connectors to create incorrect relationships for the extended class objects.
    • File extension of an attachment uploaded from the self service portal changes when viewing it from the Service Manager console.
    • Submitting a Request Offering fails in the Self Service Portal, if the description form element contains “<” or “>” characters.
    • Self Service Portal fails to honor the attachment file size restriction specified from Service Manager console settings.
    • The Request Offering page in Self Service Portal fails to load if that Request Offering contains a list form element with ServiceRequestSupportGroupEnum enumeration list.
  • Supported Operating Systems

    Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016

    System Center Service Manager 2016
  • Please refer KB4019979 for detailed installation instructions.
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