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Hi Brian, the scheduling functionality is a fetaure of SQL Reporting Services and not OpsMgr unfortunately, so if you have moved repoting services too, it is likely that you have lost any scheduled jobs that you may have had. I am not aware of anyway

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This article gives step-by-step instructions how to feed computer location information from an external source into OpsMgr using a connector.

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Have you looked in the OpsMgr Event Logs on the agent managed computers to see what errors are present? Here's how to get to the tasks that will show you rules that are running and the ones that have failed. Returning Resultant Set of Rules in Ops M

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Here is the output of get-member: PS Monitoring:\ $sample2 | Get-Member TypeName: Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.Monitoring.MonitoringPerformanceDataValue Name MemberType Definition

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Try $sample2 | get-member Maybe there's some property that will tell you which Object/Counter/Instance it is.

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Thanks, I took Tommy's advise and scaled down the criteria (didn't realize that was possible) and here is what I have. Now it seems I'm pulling way more data! $sample2 = get-performanceCounter -criteria: MonitoringObjectPath='userv0234.us.domain.com

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From what I see there you query for data within the last 5 minutes. That's pretty odd. If there's no data within the last 5 minutes, you won't get any results of course. I don't know how often you pull the data from the machines. To verify the Instancenam

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I am not an expert in PowerShell (or anything else for that matter), but when I have trouble in PowerShell with data not being returned, I remove some of my parameters...back off some of the instance-specific code to more and more general queries until

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Hi Shaun, Please find a script below. Hopefully it's self documenting enough but if you've got any other questions please let me know! Cheers _________________________________________________________ use OperationsManagerDW DECLARE @Rel

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Like Stefan said, I don't think you want this inventory in your SCOM environment. I'd like to add that your starting point is not the way to go in my opinion. You don't monitor for the sake of monitoring. Why would you wan't to monitor services of w

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If you are just looking for some inventory, I suggest you either use a tool (like SCCM) or you do it quick and dirty using an agent task. Execute a script or just the "net start" command to get a list of all running services. Then you can either copy it o

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Hi Stefan My motivation is not to find every MP, but get a brief view of what is allready installed, and then focus on finding the MP. I have tried PowerShell get-service, but so far, no luck in getting this information into the database.

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Hi Origa, I'm not sure if something like this exists. I'm also not sure if you would be better off using SCCM for inventory stuff. You could discover all your services for all your machines using a custom management pack but as far as I know, it may not

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Powershell script to create groups from an Excel file.

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Hey there. I have been lokking for a management pack, that can list every services (services.msc) installed on a Windows Server, do you know any free of costs that does that? Brg Origa

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Hi Shaun, I tried, but no luck… No performance counters (disk space, queue length etc.) are collected from the CSV volumes. As mentioned, the disks are discovered fine as Windows 2008 logical disks, but it seems that collection rules don’t work if the

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Powershell script to create groups from an Excel file.