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Hi, you can configure healthy and unhealthy conditions in your monitors. Currently you return something like "ohnoes bad condition", and you use that for the unhealthy condition. Now what you need to do is: When the script runs successfully, return "ohyea

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The real reason for using Powershell is because the R2 Powershell modules are "native", thus it doesn't have to call any executable to be able to run the script as it has it's own Powershell runtime environment which only loads the script. If you have man

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Hi guys, I can't get my head around this one. What I need to do is: Create a group where DNS Domain Name equals XY. No problem, but: I need to exclude all Exchange Servers, Domain Controllers, Management Servers. And no matter how I tried it so f

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The GUID is unique for every alert, yes. You may want to use the MonitoringConnector though because it remembers which alerts were forwarded already and which were not.

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That's actually a classic misconfiguration. I get to see these requests every now and then: We got an alert that says we only have 2GB left, could you lower the threshold to 1GB? Postponing an alert is not a solution. And considering the amount of data we

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As far as I'm concerned: The whole point of flooding prevention is to shut down automations that are failing: Thus, the only way to go with any flooding prevention mechanism is a manual reset for the reactivation of the deactivated monitoringrule. Oth

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The script already does that according to the code at least: elseif ($override.Discovery -ne $null){

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This is a rather complicated task because the threshold is controlled by values in the configuration property. And the configuration is xml format. That wouldn't be such a problem if it wouldn't differ from each monitortype, relatively datasource type in

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Cameron did a blogpost on that yesterday: systemcentercentral.com/BlogDetails/tabid/143/IndexID/78607/Default.aspx

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Hey, that's possible, I do that here. You might wanna check out my recent Blog Post: http://systemcentercentral.com/BlogDetails/tabid/143/IndexID/77909/Default.aspx But, creating Event Rules in bulk is quite more complicated than creating Performan

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Sorry for the Bulls**t Bingo. MP Authoring = Management Pack Authoring, thus if you create a rule, that's MP Authoring. Stefan Kll did a decent documentation on how to create custom monitors using the Authoring Console in 4 parts: http://www.systemcente

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OK, well that's not a problem then since everything runs on one agent. I thought you need to do some agent + management server combo check. That would mean that you create a custom rule that checks a logfile for some content, and in case it exists you run

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May I ask what you are trying to achieve? The MOM workflow model doesn't really translate into SCOM.

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I see, could you copy the xml part of the configuration?

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Did you, by any chance insert the instancename AND activated All Instances?

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I pointed out already that the configure button is only available if a wizard is available. And with wizard I mean programmed UI Pages which then write XML sections into the Management Pack you want to configure. Discoveries rely on Datasources which c

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Hi, the problem wasn't the version number in that case as it was a sealed MP and you can't update them unless you increase the version number. But yea, I actually had similar problems with unsealed Management Packs as well. It's just a bit unclear when th