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Rank (0) Views 35 On , 1 day 15 hours ago By Stefan Koell

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The guid is the instance ID not the class ID. Changing between management groups the instance ID will change as well. To resolve the instance ID from the class ID you need to use: $MPElement[Name="your-class-id-here"]$ http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr

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Rank (0) Views 37 On , 1 day 15 hours ago By Stefan Koell

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Hi, when you say it works always once, then never again, do you mean after the monitor state is healthy again? Keep in mind that monitors only alert on state changes and each monitor can only raise or clear one alert when the state changed. cheers, Stefan

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Rank (0) Views 32 On , 1 day 16 hours ago By Stefan Koell

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Hi Coen, you need to target the custom class of yours and optionally scope it to a group. I always use the operations console to create stuff like this and copy/clean up the XML in the Authoring Console or XML editor. cheers, Stefan http://www.code4ward.n

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Rank (2) Views 38 On , 2 days ago By Stefan Koell

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I suggest to just uninstall the web console from the server and install it again. When the setup asks you about authentication, choose forms based authentication. Worked for me a couple of weeks ago... cheers, Stefan

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Wow! Looks like it's really simple to use the IIS module. Thanks, dimitri!

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I would have done the same as you. It seems to be more "elegant" to just use the IIS MP modules but sometimes it's not worth it. Go through all the trouble, especially when the elegance/effort-ratio isn't that good ;-)

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Rank (2) Views 35 On , 3 days ago By Stefan Koell

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Hi, 1. SCOM SP1 agent can report to SCOM R2. 2. No, you can only upgrade the agent from SP1 to R2. They can not run side-by-side. You should also take a look at the following blog post: http://blogs.technet.com/b/daviddixon/archive/2009/05/14/opsmgr-2007-

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Rank (3) Views 47 On , 3 days ago By Stefan Koell

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This is a hard requirement. If you really need that, then you have no other choice than build your own connector using your own custom DB backend for the alert data.

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Rank (3) Views 75 On , 3 days ago By Stefan Koell

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Hi, you should look at connected management groups feature: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb432147.aspx cheers, Stefan http://www.code4ward.net

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Rank (8) Views 87 On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 5:32 AM, 3 days ago By Stefan Koell

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Hi Alexey! It's very annoying that the groups list view doesn't show the management pack information as any other view does. Here's what I always do: If it is a custom created group in an unsealed MP you can open the group properties (by double-cl

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Rank (3) Views 60 On , 3 days ago By Stefan Koell

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MS Paint MVP: ROFL A good one Pete, but don't forget, the alias or artist's name of Tenchuu is "Mark Wackenhut" ;-)

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Rank (2) Views 52 On , 4 days ago By Stefan Koell

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Looks like a classic challange-response double-hop issue. You either switch to forms based authentication or double check your kerberos configuration. cheers, Stefan http://www.code4ward.net

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Hi Nagesh! I always end up using some dummy objects in the file system. When I develop a new MP with custom classes I mostly start building the core logic and use files in a folder for my instances. At the end, when the MP is already done, I switch to the

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Rank (3) Views 51 On , 4 days ago By Stefan Koell

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I agree with Tommy. For the degfault action account avoid domain or local accounts where possible but also keep in mind that for some workflows you have to use a domain account. Most management packs have additional action accounts which may need addition

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I'm not sure if this is actually a bug or its just not designed to support a scenario as this. In any case, I would have also expected this to work. I contacted my peers at Microsoft since I wasn't able to find anything online confirming that this behavio

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Rank (3) Views 100 On , 5 days ago By Stefan Koell

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Hi ComputerBob! I think you have to implement your own monitoring solution. Disable the built-in monitors for your sharepoint servers and write your own script based monitor to check the state of the app pool. You can query all sorts of information about

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Rank (3) Views 61 On , 8 days ago By Stefan Koell

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To escalate non-resolving alerts you need to create an additional, identical subscription and set the alert aging properly. See the following post for more details: http://david-stclair.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!112A71B19678F08D!158.entry cheers, Stefan ht

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Rank (2) Views 110 On , 9 days ago By Stefan Koell

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If i'm Not mistaken, we switched to .xls Rendering to avoid those issues

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Rank (3) Views 98 On , 14 days ago By Stefan Koell

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First thing to try: put your roll up monitors in maintenance or override them to disable for a short time to force a clean health state. If this doesn't change anything, you can always go to the agent and the MS/RMS and delete the health service state dir

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Rank (3) Views 99 On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 6:47 AM, 17 days ago By Stefan Koell

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RE: Fastest way to see which management pack a class came from? I always use the Scope dialog in OpsConsole. Look for/filter the class and you will see the MP there. cheers, Stefan http://www.code4ward.net

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