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The “Total Percentage Interrupt Time is too high” monitor was generating a significant number of alerts on a specific system in our environment. The server causing issues was a backup server which has local and remotely connected backup components which

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Rank (0) Views 40 On Fri, Sep 03, 2010 4:56 PM, 5 hours ago By rjl

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Hi, I'm trying to set up an alert-generating rule to generate alerts for specific syslog messsages, and am running into a bit of a wall. Perhaps someone else has gotten this working? As a bit of background, I've configured one of my monitored Cisco

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Rank (0) Views 16 On Fri, Sep 03, 2010 3:55 PM, 6 hours ago By ComputerBob

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Found it. I found a blog somewhere (wish I had the link to give them credit) that said that sometimes even though you use an elevated cmd prompt it doesn't always work. It said to disable UAC, reboot, and try again. As soon as I did that, everythin

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Rank (0) Views 24 On , 8 hours ago By Orhan TASKIN

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Marco, Did you copy the and replaced updated SRSUpgradeTool.exe with the existing one which is shipped with SCOM R2 Cumulative update 1 or 2

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Rank (0) Views 27 On , 10 hours ago By Jason

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I’m in the financial industry, and the auditors are requiring that we centrally collect all security event logs. ACS was to be our solution for this to keep the overhead of security events for 400+ servers out of the operations database. I think I can liv

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Rank (178) Views 179 On Fri, Sep 03, 2010 12:35 PM, 10 hours ago By Craig Pero

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(SCOM 2007 R2) We have the exchange 2010 Management Pack installed with the Exchange Correlation engine installed on the RMS and while running, the MonitoringHost.exe will (at no specific point in time) consume all remaining memory ultimately rendering th

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I'm working with Cliff to resolved this issue. As suggest, I try to run the script manually using the command line. The script complete sucessfully and return the expected XML. The Mp containing the vbs is available here : http://pastebin.com/JL9Kt

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Rank (0) Views 39 On , 10 hours ago By Scott Moss

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Are your management servers windows 2008, or 2003? I've seen incomplete patch installs in 2008 when the patch was not started with 'run as administrator' option.

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Rank (0) Views 26 On , 11 hours ago By RaleighNC

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It was the SPN. Thanks!

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Rank (0) Views 24 On , 11 hours ago By ComputerBob

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I should have mentioned that I followed his blog while doing my installation. I even saw his section about the agent patch files not being put in place which is what clued me into looking there. I've also posted this exact question to his blog in hopes th

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Rank (0) Views 24 On , 12 hours ago By Marco Shaw

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@Tom, My understanding is that all the permissions have been checked out. It's the first place we looked. @Simon, Is there a detailed step-by-step anywhere online? For example, would one uninstall OpsMgr Reporting Services first before going with the SQL

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Rank (0) Views 19 On Fri, Sep 03, 2010 10:38 AM, 12 hours ago By PlanetShadow

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No, I mean it only seems to find the text string once and create an alert. All appearances of the text string after the initial alert seem to be ignored. As if it stops looking for it all together. Even inserting the text manually into the log file does

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Rank (0) Views 23 On , 12 hours ago By Tenchuu

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You should get an Alert when it's down, then you right-click the Alert and create a new Notification subscription. But since you didn't get the Alert yet, this won't work. You have to go to the Administration Tab, right-click Subscriptions, "New subscript

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Rank (0) Views 26 On , 12 hours ago By ColdFyre22

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Anyone? Please? Thanks! :)

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Rank (0) Views 23 On Fri, Sep 03, 2010 4:59 AM, 17 hours ago By Pete Zerger

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Bob, what sort of error messages are you seeing on the RMS or clients that are not updated? Any warning messages of any sort? Not sure if you've seen Kevin's CU2 rundown, which may have a nugget that helps. OpsMgr 2007 R2 CU2 rollup hotfix ships – and m

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Rank (0) Views 25 On Fri, Sep 03, 2010 4:54 AM, 18 hours ago By Pete Zerger

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You'll find the cause in the error events. Find the error events in the 20,000 - 21,000 range in the OpsMgr Event Log on the agent computer, then on the mgmt server. Check them against the authentication event reference on the WIKI that I posted - http:

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Rank (0) Views 25 On Fri, Sep 03, 2010 3:43 AM, 19 hours ago By DamirSalaka

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Thanks Dimitri! SCOM really amazes me sometimes, and sometimes it simply sucks... :-) Figured out i'll go for optin one short term, and make a option 2, longer term. I started creating MP in Auth Console. - Probe Action - Picked Microsoft.Windows.

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Rank (0) Views 30 On Fri, Sep 03, 2010 3:34 AM, 19 hours ago By Oskar Landman

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Sameer, you could contact Opslogix and ask for their solution to build a SNMP based MP for your device. (easiest way ) Or indeed use the guide and dive into the world of SNMP - XML maybe the hard way but as stated before in my opinion the most fun! (O

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Rank (0) Views 26 On , 19 hours ago By Simon Skinner

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Marco, the reporting in 2008 is really different to 2005. AddWebConfigAppSettingCA is an error with the web Config file. I would backup the DB then remove SQL 2005 replace with SQL 2008. Remove the reporting then restore the DB's back into SQL 2008 clean

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Rank (0) Views 24 On , 19 hours ago By Simon Skinner

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AviCode has intercept studio, Quest has FogLight. Both are the same and written by AviCode. Although it is an expensive program this has to judged by the need. I have installed AviCode products alot and the client got a good ROI on the investment. It is n

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