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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…
SCOM 2012 SharePoint Dashboard – Part 1
Posted on Author stefanroth
For my setup I used the Share Point Foundation 2010 on my System Center Service Manager 2012 management server where I also installed the self-service portal. The following pre-requisites are needed: The Operations Manager Web Console must be installed on a management server. The SharePoint farm must be running SharePoint Server 2010 Standard, SharePoint Server […]
SCOM – Populate Attributes Through PowerShell
Posted on Author stefanroth
This time I would like to show a cool idea about modifying class instance properties. In SCOM we usually use registry or WMI discoveries to populate attributes. These attributes are used for dynamic groups or maybe just to append some more information to the class instance. Imagine you are using a registry discovery for populating […]