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Over the life any Microsoft product, there are people in the community that reveal answers to undocumented (or under-documented) features along the way that can change the way we all use the product. This week we felt we must take a look back a few weeks to recognize a truly exceptional piece of work that demonstrated how to leverage the R2 PowerShell modules in Operations Manager 2007 in a way not seen anywhere.
Like the winner of Post of the Week #1, our winner for week two has shared some very enlightening information, which is a great help for management pack authors everywhere. The winner is Stefan Koell of Vienna, Austria for his four part series and sample management pack demonstrating how to create a two-state monitor using the new PowerShell modules released in OpsMgr 2007 R2.
Read about Stefan's MP authoring series that reveals step-by-step how to leverage the R2 PowerShell modules in your custom management pack.
How to create a Two-State PowerShell Script Monitor using the Authoring Console (4-parts + MP download)
Stefan's name goes into the hat for the grand prize drawing at MMS 2010 in Las Vegas!
More from Stefan...
Stefan maintains a blog here on SCC, but maintains a very popular website Code4ward.net, where he maintains a very popular application, Royal TS, which is a remote desktop connection management application. He is also the author of Log Smith for OpsMgr 2007, which is great for revealing event parameters when you're authoring event-based rules and monitors.
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Details on the POST OF THE WEEK
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