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Posted on Author stefanroth
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Posted on Author stefanroth
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– Nagios + SCOM – Uninstall Nagios Agent remotely using Powershell
Posted on Author stefanroth
I don’t like to clean up very much, but there are certain cases where it really makes fun to clean up. Especially if there a Non-Microsoft product, Powershell and SCOM involved. In my case a customer decided to replace his Nagios system through SCOM 2012. Cool!!! Because Nagios also uses an agent for monitoring, one […]