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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 […]
System Center Universe Europe – SCOM Dashboards New Widgets and Possibilities
Posted on Author stefanroth
Here I would like to share the session recording from System Center Universe Europe 2014 about the new SCOM widgets and what you could do with it. Sadly we had just one hour to talk about but I hope you get a good impression of the almost endless possibilities. For your convenience I am sharing […]