You need to ensure that you can create Book1, and then reference the runbook in Service Manager

Your company has a datacenter in Los Angeles.

The datacenter contains a private cloud that is managed by using a System Center 2012 infrastructure.

A server named VMM1 hosts the System Center 2012 Service Manger management server. A server named Server2 hosts the System Center 2012 Orchestrator management server.

You plan to use a runbook named Book1 to update the status of Service Manager incidents.

You need to ensure that you can create Book1, and then reference the runbook in Service Manager.

What should you do? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose all that apply.)

A.
From the Service Manager Console, add an incident event workflow.

B.
From the Service Manager Shell, run the Set-SCDWJobSchedule cmdlet.

C.
From the Orchestrator Deployment Manager, register the Integration Pack for System Center Service Manager.

D.
From the Service Manager Console, create an Orchestrator connector.

E.
From the System Center 2012 Orchestrator Runbook designer, create a connection.

F.
From the Service Manager Shell, run the Enable-SCDWJobSchedule cmdlet.

Explanation:
Just a draft:
* Install the integration pack for SCSM on Orchstrator and configure the connection settings (SCSM server name, User, Password)
* Create a new runbook
* First activity -> “Monitor Object” of SCSM integration pack -> Incident Class -> On Update -> Filter “Support Group” not equal “Tier 1”
* Add 6 “Send Email” activities -> 6 different recipients -> add the text in each mail body
* Link all 6 “Send Email” activities with the first “Monitor Object” activity
* On each link delete the default rule “On success”
* Add a new criteria -> Choose the “Support Group” from the data bus ->criteria of the first link “Support Group” equals “Tier 2”
* Do the same with the other Links and Support Groups.
* Check in and start the runbook

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