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Simon is correct, and this is already fixed in a later build. I think I or a colleague of mine may have bugged this at one point.

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Does anyone know if when we upgrade from OpsMgr 2007 R2 to OpsMgr 2012 whether our XSNMP network device monitoring will remain intact?

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Apparently the Service Manager cmdlets have changed a bit. You could use the Set-SCSMObjectTemplate cmdlets from the open-source SMLets for this particular renaming operation. The SMlets were written for SvcMgr 2012 but work on 2012. See the sample links...

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If you really need to display it this way, yes that's the only way.

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During a recent Hyper-V build out in my lab I decided to try my hands at installing Hyper-V on the core version of Windows versus the full version of Windows. The specific benefits I expected from core include: (benefits taken from: http://msdn.microsoft...

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Thanks for your reply - That view is half there It shows each server on the left as I wanted, but because my WMI script picks up all services in one go under one class, all the services are together and not seperated. If I click on one instance then in th...

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Are you using Opalis? You will able to schedule this in Opalis, a little bit off extra work to set the date but after that you could use a template. Then it could be shut down gracefully as well as other things like check for live connections.

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Oh that. Well your class is hosted by Windows Computer so what you can do is: Create a State View targeting Windows Computer, and under "Display" you select your service class. This'll display the state of Windows Computer as well as your Service class.

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Hi, Thanks for your reply. I have created a custom discovery which populates a custom class, it performs a WMI query which picks out all services that starts with our bespoke application name. The discovery itself targets Microsoft.Windows.Computers. I th...

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The issue you have there is that state views can't display states of specific monitors, they display the state of specific class instances. Basically, Windows Computer is a class, each computer is an instance. Now, you display the state of the Windows Com...

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If I understand it right you have a group with mixed classes (DNS, Symantec, etc.) and you want to get the properties of all these classes. The issue is that the properties that are displayed in State Views are always the ones from the class that is targe...

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If I remember right the performance monitors aren't enabled by default, you should read the Management Pack Guide, it points out what you have to configure.

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Hey Shawn, I have come across this in my lab this link and I was using VMM 2012, I think the problem was solved and in VMM and not in App Controller. (This may not be the same as your setup) Check this link out. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/...

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If you’re virtualizing SQL Server 2008 R2, you may be familiar with this whitepaper: Running SQL Server 2008 in a Hyper-V Environment - Best Practices and Performance Recommendations http://sqlcat.com/sqlcat/b/whitepapers/archive/2008/10/03/running-sql-s...

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Looking at the complete picture can be difficult if under pressure, and your just trying to get a task done, and you get tunnel vision. Sometimes this is impossible due to the caffeine intake. Anyways I ran into a problem when doing a very normal task, o...

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Hi All, Hope you can help. My organisation has just started using SCOM, first time for me too so Im slowly getting to grips with it. I have monitoring will the MS MP's all ok and its now time I need to create some custom MP's to monitor some bespoke appl...

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The RMS determines which override takes precedence when multiple overrides apply to a workflow for a specific target, based on the following criteria: The first rule of overrides is that the most specific override takes precedence. For example, an ove...