These might help:

http://www.systemcentercentral.com/opsmgr-faq-how-to-include-override-parameter-values-in-alert-description-of-custom-rule-or-monitor/

http://www.systemcentercentral.com/opsmgr-script-tips-for-passing-propertybag-data-into-an-alert-description/

1. That’s good to hear.
2. Looks like a one timer and nothing to worry about. If there really is a problem with data insertion you would get a lot of these.

You could try to clear the Helth Service State on the management server if you haven’t done that already: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh212884.aspx

Difficult to say how you…[Read more]

Hi,

Maybe you could try only “<Path>SOFTWAREPGGMSCOM</Path>” without the “AUT_P” in your registry discovery?

Hi,

Have you looked in the application and system event log on the computer where you were using the console when this happened?

You should not do this normally (I do this when very strange behaviour occur when authoring), but could you try the exact same steps on a SCOM management server with the Operations Console installed?

Hi,

I don’t have the Veeam MP myself, but I’ll give it a try anyway.

You need to get all you class names and aliases right, then the logic should work. If I look at the thread you are pointing to in the Veeam forums, it looks like a mistake with alias “VMware” (this of course should fail on import though so I am not completely sure that it…[Read more]

Are you trying to create a monitor that references an object in another unsealed MP?  You can’t have an object in one unsealed MP reference an object in another unsealed MP.

everything you’ll find online is around data warehouse grooming, but nothing official has been made at this time.

Do not have an answer about the best practices for the file copy/move, but for why you are seeing the copy command run multiple times is because the activity is returning multiple responses.

In Orchestrator if an activity (say a Read Line activity on a file) returns 4 values, then the next activity (and all activities there after) will run 4…[Read more]

I can’t afford the Kelverion IP.

I’ve updated my script with login parameters and it works from a powershell x86, but it doesn’t seem to invoke the other runbook.

 
<pre class=”lang:default decode:true “>if ($host.Name -eq “ConsoleHost”)
{
$Username = “homeadministrator”
$Password = “<my password>”
$ServerName =…[Read more]

<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?>
<ManagementPack SchemaVersion=”2.0″ ContentReadable=”true” xmlns:xsd=”http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema”>
<Manifest>
<Identity>
<ID>AUT_P_Library</ID>
<Version>1.0.0.10</Version>
</Identity>
<Name>AUT_P-Library</Name>
<References>
<Reference…[Read more]

Rather than trying to work out how to make your own script work you could just use the Kelverion Orchestrator Runbook Management Integration Pack which is a ready built set of Orchestrator Activities which allow you to start, stop and get the status of Runbooks using the Orchestrator Web Service. …[Read more]

I took what you said this morning and reviewed the following URL.

http://windowsitpro.com/orchestrator/call-windows-powershell-orchestrator

Here is my script if you would like to see it. Again, I can make this work from my SCO server Powershell, but not within the .net script activity. Eventually I will need to pass parameters into this…[Read more]

Management server is in healthy state and it wont get into grey state in the console.

Only one error message in the event viewer with event id 31553 and desc,
Data was written to the Data Warehouse staging area but processing failed on one of the subsequent operations.
Exception ‘SqlException’: Sql execution failed. Error 2627, Level 14, State 1,…[Read more]

Is your PowerShell script that works on the Server written in 64 bit PowerShell?

If so it won’t work from the .Net Script activity because the .Net Script activity only runs 32 bit PowerShell because Orchestrator is a 32bit Application and thus resides only in the 32bit Memory space.

If your script works why not call it directly from…[Read more]

Hi!

Well, it will give you a new class that extends the Windows Computer class with a new attribute/field with the registry key for computer description. It will discover this for you as well. You should put this in a new MP and seal it to make it usable for referral from other MPs.

If you want it to be included in a report, you will need to…[Read more]

Strange, do you have anything interesting in the event logs. Maybe the operations manager event log?

Does this management server get grayed out in the Administration -> Management Servers view?

If these processes you mentioned are responsible for consuming all your CPU time you need to figure out what they do and why.

Can anyone please assist with this? Thanks