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Ah, so that's how you do it: monitoringObject.IsAvailable Never noticed that property before, thanks for the info, might come in handy some day.

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Collecting performance of all instances works just fine, for monitors it doesn't - no change there in 2012. As for the monitor I guess we are talking about custom web applications? In case they are built in-house I recommend finding another way to identif...

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Well I can't say that learning MP Authoring was easy, but once you got your head around it it's kinda like a scheduled task in 2008... on steroids... attached to a rocket ship, crashing into an aircraft carrier, and the aircraft carrier is on fire. ;) Bri...

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I applied CU1 today, problem appears to be fixed with it. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=29697

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Nah, the script monitors in the Operations Console only work for vbscript, the code above is PowerShell. For creating PowerShell monitors I recommend studying Brian Wren's tutorials - http://blogs.technet.com/b/mpauthor/

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Not out of the box, you have to write a script for that. We are doing this with using w32tm, extracting the time difference from the output string, and then comparing it against a threshold. $Server = "NameOfDC" [string]$TimeCheck = w32tm /stripchart /com...

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Well SQL Server 2012 wasn't available during development, thus it's understandable that it is not supported yet.

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Nope, looks like a bug.

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What you could basically do is using one of various websites that provide a check on whether or not your mailserver is blacklisted - such as this one: http://www.mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx Then create a script that verifies you are/not blacklisted and...

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Well basically what I do is that I have a rule running on the RMS that gets all servers and a serverrole property. And then I discovers the relationship between the group and the computer objects accordingly. You could do the same thing though by creating...

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Erm... maybe I got your statement wrong but let me get this straight:  - There is a bug with a certain feature  - You don't use that feature  - Problem is fixed

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Nope, could you describe the issue in a bit more detail?

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A little update on this:  - I removed all 3rd Party Management Packs  - No Crashes  - Created a Repro MP using several PowerShell modules  - Crashes again  - Removed the Repro MP  - No Crashes Still Microsoft can't get any c...

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Management Servers don't have an Agent component installed therefore you don't see that of course.

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That's not a fix at all, besides that the crashes aren't directly related to 3rd Party Management Packs or a specific module. I was able to create crashes with PowerShellPropertyBagProbes but I can't really reproduce the crashes with them which is the big...

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Never tried this, let us know how it worked out.

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Hmm, does it by any chance show the servers hosted by the ESX boxes? I get a feeling that they created an "ESX hosts Windows" Computer relationship so you get the Windows Servers that are hosted by the ESX machines as well.