Useful SCOM Queries
I’m essentially mirroring this from the original one on my blog, but since I’ve decided to transition to a tech blog and a non-tech blog, it seems like a good idea.
I’ve taken the listing of SQL queries from Kevin Holman’s original post, cleaned them up a bit, and made it into one [...]
7
2010
Useful SCOM SQL Queries | Pavleck.NET
7
2010
How to Move the OperationsManager Database in Operations Manager 2007
Planning to move SCOM database to new server, here are the notes.
Updated: May 22, 2009
Applies To: Operations Manager 2007 R2, Operations Manager 2007 SP1
After the initial deployment of Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007, you might need to move the Operations Manager database from one Microsoft SQL Server-based computer to another.
SQL Server 2005 and [...]
5
2010
Kevin Holman’s OpsMgr Blog : New Base OS MP 6.0.6667.0 adds file fragmentation monitor to all Logical Disks
Here Kevin discusses how to tune the settings for disk fragmentation that ship with the Base OS Management Pack.
New Base OS MP 6.0.6667.0 adds file fragmentation monitor to all Logical Disks
I recently blogged about the new Base OS MP that was recently released: HERE
One of the things you will notice RIGHT off the bat… [...]
5
2010
System Center Operations Manager : Designing a custom performance report
Designing a custom performance report
On February 27th 2009 I presented a TechNet Webcast to show how to author your own custom performance reports using Operations Manager 2007.
The webcast can be viewed from
https://www.livemeeting.com/cc/mseventsbmo/view?id=1032399073&role=attend&pw=9CAB8380
Attached to this blog are the step by step instructions and sample [...]
31
2009
Kevin Holman’s OpsMgr Blog : Useful Operations Manager 2007 SQL queries
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Useful Operations Manager 2007 SQL queries
A large list of SQL Queries to run against the operational database and the data warehouse
Kevin Holman’s OpsMgr Blog : Useful Operations Manager 2007 SQL queries
26
2008
System Center Forum » Blog Archive » Multi-host Ping MP version 2.0
This is a rewrite of the original Multi-host Ping Management Pack. This version includes overridable parameters for 6 parameters (displayed as separate parameters as in MS MPs), as well as custom views of event, alert and ping response performance data.
Download: http://systemcenterforum.org/wp-content/uploads/Multihost_Ping_MP_v2.0.zip
This entry was posted on Thursday, July 3rd, 2008 at 6:16 pm and is filed [...]
17
2007
Microsoft Webcast: Network Security Management with Visio Professional 2007 (Level 200)
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Join this webcast to learn how you can visualize, analyze, and communicate complex
IT systems and processes with Microsoft Office Visio Professional 2007. Microsoft
Office Visio is a great IT tool that enables you to convert your static diagrams to
dynamic visual dashboards. We demonstrate how Visio Professional 2007 can help you
increase effectiveness and efficiency to meet your [...]
11
2006
System Management: Monitoring Security Events with MOM — TechNet Magazine, September 2006
MOM, a key building block in the System Center family of management products, is designed
to simplify monitoring and management of large, heterogeneous IT infrastructures.
I’ll walk you through the process of creating a new MOM Management Pack that can be
used to monitor certain security events in your domain controller (DC) Security event
logs. In addition, I’ll show [...]
11
2006
System Management: Unlocking the Mystery of WMI Events in MOM — TechNet Magazine, September 2006
Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM) is a great tool for keeping an eye on your environment,
but it can sometimes be tricky to monitor a particular activity. If the activity can
be watched through the Windows event log or a counter in Performance Monitor, then
it is relatively easy to create a corresponding rule in MOM. If the activity [...]
11
2006
System Management: Essential Tools for MOM Administration — TechNet Magazine, September 2006
At the time of its release, MOM 2005 included a resource kit, but it was refreshed
in February 2006 and contains some nifty new tools, divided into five categories as
shown in Figure
1. We’ll explore only the first three here. Look for a follow-up in the coming
months where we’ll discuss the connectors and accelerators.
Source: System
Management: Essential Tools [...]