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Hi, take a look at the file count script: http://www.systemcentercentral.com/Downloads/DownloadsDetails/tabid/144/IndexID/7570/Default.aspx It should be easy to adapt the script to your needs. Look at this article on how to create a monitor based on scrip...

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Hi manish, take a look at my blog post about script based web monitoring: http://www.code4ward.net/main/Blog/tabid/70/EntryId/69/Simple-Script-Based-Web-Content-Monitor.aspx cheers, Stefan

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Hi, this is not possible to do out-of-the-box with SCOM but you could write a script and create a monitor based on the script. Here are some sample scripts and examples how to build script based monitors: http://www.systemcentercentral.com/BlogDetails/t...

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Hi, I've had the very same issue with a customer of mine. According to MS it's a known issue but I couldn't get a clear answer from them if and when they fix it (maybe with CU6, if this even exists). It's really a shame because it leaves you with only one...

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I agree with Andy on this. It's one thing if you have to monitor a poorly written 3rd party application with no instrumentation whatsoever but in a situation where an application is developed in-house, you have to make sure that development and operations...

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It would be too much to walk you through here in the forum. Unfortunately it isn't that easy, especially when you are a beginner and just exploring SCOM. You should read and familiarize yourself with management pack authoring. Here are a couple of resour...

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Hi Uros! You cannot target a task to group members or groups like you want to. Tasks are targeted to classes (like Windows Computer or IIS Site or SQL DB). Since a group is basically a class you could target a task to the group but it wouldn't have the ef...

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The parameter stuff was a hacky thing in MOM 2005. Service monitoring in SCOM 2007+ works differently now. Since this is probably an event rule, you have no such information attached to the event. I'm curious, which management pack contains this rule?

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If the "Service or Driver failed" rule is an event rule, I guess you're out of luck. It will be triggered by the event and not by the service monitoring module. Only the service monitoring module has information about the service itself. I'm afraid the on...

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Hi Matty, are you using MOM 2005 or SCOM 2007? Your post isn't clear about that... In SCOM 2007 service monitoring is very different. You have a dedicated service monitor you can target to a class or use the windows service monitoring template in the auth...