Simon and I were discussing the need for a freely availble SCOM Health Check Script to make troubleshooting end user issues an easier task. Certainly this could be accomplished through Powershell with enough effort, and some pieces of such a script already exist in the public domain.

In order to do this, we would need to establish the requirements that would have to be addressed by the script. And it need not strictly be a health check script, but could be more of a data collection tool that would allow one to assess health where programmatic diagnosis may not be practical

SCOM Health Check Script Requirements:

• Check proper database sizing based on monitored server / device count
• Check SQL configuration against supported configurations / best practices 
• Look for database latency - (event 2115) in the RMS / MS OpsMgr Event Log 
• Collect agent count reporting to each MS & RMS
• Retrieve recent warning and critical events from RMS OpsMgr Event Log 
• What else????

Please add your thoughts to the list!