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Rank (0) Views 53 On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 7:12 AM, 59 minutes ago By Reuben

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I would like to field for comments on the Pros and Cons for using SQLServer Full-Text Search on the OpsDB, OpsDW amp; ACS databases especially given each of the databases are structured very differently.

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Rank (157) Views 159 On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 6:23 AM, 1 hour and 50 minutes ago By Cameron Fuller

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This blog series includes the following posts: Part 1 - Gathering Custom Performance Counters in OpsMgr Part 2 - How to create a free disk space report Part 3 - How to create a processor utilization report for a group of servers Part 4 - How to create a

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Rank (4) Views 35 On , 3 hours ago By Reuben

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Yes. Try this MP by Jaime Correia. use with caution. http://www.systemcentercentral.com/PackCatalog/PackCatalogDetails/tabid/145/IndexId/13064/Default.aspx

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Rank (0) Views 62 On , 3 hours ago By Stefan Koell

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There is no out of the box report for that. The only option is to author your own report using Visual Studio to get what you want. There is an event analysis report where you can specify a group and the event id. Maybe you can live with that? cheers

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Rank (0) Views 43 On , 3 hours ago By Stefan Koell

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Actually renaming the health service state directory on the agent, the management server and the root management server is often recommended by Microsoft support when dealing with stuck health states. As soon as you start the service again, the directory

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Rank (0) Views 108 On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 3:48 AM, 4 hours ago By Damati

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Dears, can SCOM Monitor Shared folders availability and performance? regards,

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Rank (0) Views 76 On , 5 hours ago By Tommy Gunn

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That does seem like a pretty extreme action if that particular agent is the only issue. You could try the SCOM Health Check Reports MP to see if you have state data not being groomed from the OperationsManager database.

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Here is a solution for an interesting problem that came up in the SCC support forums: Problem: Tim Magnuson reported “I have a handful of pc's varying from laptops to desktop to servers that show incorrect processor information. Those clients show as hav

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Rank (0) Views 61 On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 1:36 AM, 6 hours ago By Tommy Gunn

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Pua, have you tried the Custom Configuration report or the Configuration Changes report in the Microsoft Generic Report Library? I think those are your best inventory-style reports to try. Can you even see this property in the SCOM console? If not, y

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Rank (0) Views 65 On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 1:32 AM, 6 hours ago By Tommy Gunn

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FYI everyone, Kevin Holman answered this one. He says You are monitoring a virtual clustered instance, however, you are using logscriptevent API, which is not cluster aware. It will insert events as the logging computer of the node in which the scrip

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Rank (0) Views 67 On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 1:30 AM, 6 hours ago By Tommy Gunn

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There are no configurable properties of a folder AFAIK. What are you trying to change?

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Rank (0) Views 60 On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 1:29 AM, 6 hours ago By Tommy Gunn

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Cliff, with a 3-state monitor, it seems that the first transition to a non-healthy state (like to warning) generates an alert. The second change (like from warning to critical) just causes the monitored object to change in severity, but does not seem to

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Rank (0) Views 70 On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 1:25 AM, 6 hours ago By Tommy Gunn

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There are also many GUI maintenance mode options and even a 'Maintenance Mode Management Pack' just released for SCE 2010 that works in OpsMgr 2007. See Collection of Maintenance Mode Scripts, Utilities and MPs for Opsmgr and Essentials 2007 (Updated

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Rank (0) Views 73 On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 1:17 AM, 6 hours ago By Tommy Gunn

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The first key here is mutual authentication. You need to configure a forest trust (for Kerberos) or certificate authentication. Then you must also have an OpsMgr admin account for each management group. You should see error messages in the Operations Ma

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Rank (0) Views 104 On , 12 hours ago By Jeremy

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I would like a copy to, if you don't mind. Thanks Jeremy

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oh i also set the monitor to run every 2 minutes in the lab for testing so its not because i didnt wait long enough.

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Rank (0) Views 130 On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 5:42 PM, 14 hours ago By Cliff

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Windows logical disk free space monitor for windows 2008 No alerts for Warning I made some overides to the default monitor and I changed it from alerting only on critical to alerting on warnings and criticals but I still only get the criticals it seem

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Rank (0) Views 76 On , 14 hours ago By curtmcgirt

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even stranger, last night i uninstalled the agent and deleted it from the console. today it does not show up under "agent-managed" in the admin pane, but it *still* shows up on the monitoring side of things (computer state and windows server state, for ex

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Rank (0) Views 62 On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 4:49 PM, 15 hours ago By Kevin Holman

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Failed to uninstall SDK MOF is the nightmare agent install. :-) There is corruption in WMI.... most of the time. Here is the guidance that works some of the time: Copy mom_tracing.mof over from a working machine, it is located at Program Files\

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Rank (0) Views 92 On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 3:28 PM, 16 hours ago By Pua

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I need to create a view or report that shows all disks and their type (Basic or Dynamic) for all Windows servers. I can see in Computer Management - Disk Management - all drive letters and disk type. I just need to know how to report on this type sett

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