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Tampering directly with the DB is not supported and can seriously damage your environment. I strongly advise you to not access the DB directly. You could write your own complementary discoveries to "enrich" the instances which are already in your manageme...

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Maybe I'm missing somthing here. Deleting the MP or just not using the native powershell module is not really a fix, right?

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Hi Bad Kitty! I assume you've checked everything in and also verified security/permissions? cheers, Stefan

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Pete, do you know is there a hotfix or workaround for this?

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Zerrs! Out-of-the-box there's no auto assign feature in SCSM but it's quite easy to setup your own using PowerShell or a Orchestrator runbook. See: http://blog.scsmfaq.ch/2011/05/03/auto-assign-unassigned-incidents-by-using-the-scsm-extensions-v2-0-oip/...

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Hi Hiren, you can set the counter directly in the database: http://blogs.technet.com/b/servicemanager/archive/2010/09/27/top-secret-trick-how-to-change-the-auto-incrementing-value-range.aspx?wa=wsignin1.0 Keep in mind that a) this is not supported by...

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I'm still not sure I completely get the picture - sorry. If you can build and maintain this hierarchy, sure, all the alerts could be related to a site easily in the health explorer. However, for existing MPs (the more generic ones from MS for services lik...

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Hi Dave, I'm not sure I can follow. You create management packs to define/construct class definitions and monitoring logic. A management pack isn't divided by region, you usually use management packs to divide services (like MS is providing a MP for IIS...

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Hi Sameer, it depends on the object you put in maint. mode. If a performance collection rule is targeted to the windows computer object and you put the windows computer object in maint. mode, all workflows stop - including the performance collection. Also...

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I’ve now heard from multiple customers that they want to better control when their Service Manager connectors are running. For whatever reason, Microsoft didn’t really include a UI to control the schedule of most connectors, except for the SCCM and SCOM...

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There are management packs which create a singleton class for their application (which is hosted on the RMS/management server) and not necessarily on a computer. Now if an agent reports a bad health state, it might roll up to that application class. If th...

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Hi, the first major issue is that your client doesn't have any control over the computer name. One limitation of SCOM in general is, that there cannot be two computers with the same netbios name. So if 2 customers have a server01, this doesn't work anymor...

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It's at least not supported right now. Read the "Important Notes": These solutions are not officially supported by Microsoft and are not a part of the Service Manager product. You can provide feedback, report bugs, request new features, etc. on the forums...

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The closest thing you might get is the Exchange Connector: http://blogs.technet.com/b/servicemanager/archive/2011/01/13/exchange-connector-released.aspx Still SCSM2010 but it will be available for SCSM2012 soon. cheers, Stefan http://www.code4ward.net

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I couldn't find any information that this is a known issue and I cannot repro the issue because my 2007R2 MG is dead in the water. On my 2012 SCOM lab machine both is working: Path c:\testfolder and Path c:\test folder Both are working fine in 2012. Maybe...

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Which SCOM version/patch level do you use?

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I'm not sure I understand. If a service fails on one computer you want to restart the services on all computers of a group, right?