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Here’s a handy PowerShell script I put together a couple of years ago with some SDK magic I learned from MOW. The following PowerShell script will unseal multiple sealed management pack files (.mp files) in a directory structure and output the unsealed x

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Ryan, you can definitely have multiple management groups in the same domain. You'd also want to establish some processes around testing and promotion of MPs and changes to production. I suggest looking at the SCOM IPD SA whitepaper, which has a decision t

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If you can Cliff, tell us what you're doing a little more specifically and we can help you with a script snippet or suggest the connector path. Are you wanting to forward alerts to another network monitoring system?

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Is this happening on the same Windows 2008 box experiencing the other issue with the memory leak? If so, I would suggest patching for the known issue first...if it's not already of course.

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Cliff, pretty sure you are experiencing a Windows 2008 known issue....and do you have CU2 installed? Are these all Windows 2008 Servers? There is a hotfix or two for WMI on Windows 2008 you need to have installed. In particular, The "Win32_Service" WMI cl

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Another classic from OpsMgr Guru and MS Paint MVP Andreas "Tenchuu" Zuckerhut!

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I was recently working on some System Center-related PowerShell scripting and needed to pass multiple values from comma-separated list as inputs for a PowerShell script in which I needed to pass values into a couple of PowerShell functions. There is an e

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For your last question, we had a very similar question a few days ago. See Results of a diagnostic in the body of an e-mail at http://www.systemcentercentral.com/Forums/tabid/60/indexid/78415/Default.aspx?tag=Forums+Operations_Manager Good luck!

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Sure, in the notification subscription you need to select the option 'for resolution state' and select NEW, but not CLOSED. Have a look and let me know if you cannot find it.

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Here's the link. MP Guide is in the download. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=008F58A6-DC67-4E59-95C6-D7C7C34A1447amp;displaylang=en

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Simon Skinner and I were just chatting about this. if you have multi, ad like a Forest you can discover them. Or if you are clever then you can do this across no trusted sites but that is a lot of work

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This is possible with a custom script and some PowerShell but won't be easy for an IT Pro. Powershell v2 will make this easier. You'd want to use the R2 PowerShell modules with a PowerShell v2 script to make the web service call and store the results in

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Sameer, you are unfortunately way out into uncharted waters here (unsupported territory). I believe Daniele Grandini (que nocent docent blog) posted a SQL query to remove all data for a single server from the data warehouse, which might well work...and

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Do you see the same error when accessing the web console locally on the RMS?

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To really do this in a consistent and reliable manner would be a bit of a challenge, but it is programmatically possible as a custom datasource in R2 PowerShell or 'old school' in VBScript if you like. If you are using Outlook then you can use Outlook

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This pack actually contains a single rule that catches SNMP traps from Dell printers and raises alerts. In addition to discovering the printer and pointing it to a management server, you'll need to configure the management server as an SNMP trap receiv

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As your attorney, I must advise you not to attempt this at home...If we ever have an best names contest, you're will be up there. Seriously though, I've done this like a thousand times...and it all sinks in eventually. Here's what you're looking for,