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SCOM 2012 – Find SCOM Object for “Unknown” ID in Alert
Posted on Author stefanroth
There are sometimes alerts which might contain some strange id’s which are not as informational as you might would like have. One way to find out what is hiding behind this id is to use a SCOM Powershell command. As an example, today I received an alert that looked like this…
Orchestrator – Getting Data from SCSM via SCORCH to SNMP to SCSM
Posted on Author stefanroth
In this post I would like to show how to interact with Service Manager objects to get information from SNMP devices and put data back into Service Manager. A customer needed a solution to get serial numbers from different network devices into his Service Manager form to have the most valuable data available for those […]
Quick Post – Influence SCOM vNext Features aka “SCOM Wish List”
Posted on Author stefanroth
It is not quite Christmas yet but you are right now allowed to submit your wish list for SCOM features and improvements! The SCOM product team opened yesterday a feedback form for submitting any ideas for SCOM vNext. There might be things you are missing, things you hate how they work or you just have […]