November 2008 - Posts
I've run across a couple instances where it appeared that alerts were not being groomed from the Operations Manager database. Part of the confusion was due to querying alerts raised per day by resolution state. A query such as this will give
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Did you uninstall MOM Reporting ? Did OnePoint grooming cease after uninstalling reporting? This seems like old news. But, considering this is the about the time when many organizations are decommissioning MOM and migrating to Operations
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I hope this can serve the Operations Manager community as a good source for finding working examples of the Command Shell. I will continue to update this table periodically. If you subscribe to my blog, you will receive each new example as I post it.
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Surely, by now we are all familiar with this alert. Agent proxying needs to be enabled for a health service to submit discovery data about other computers. How do I resolve this Health Service Id to an Agent, so I can go ahead and enable Agent Proxying?
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It seems almost inevitable that the Default Management Pack will become cluttered in time. This primarily comes down to educating staff on being careful not to save anything to the Default Management Pack. This is one of those "gotchas"
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This example demonstrates the Operations Manager Command Shell Get-MonitoringClass cmdlet, using the GetMonitoringProperties and FindHostClass methods. While authoring a Management Pack, we need to know what MonitoringClass properties are available to
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