• A User is logged in to session 0 (Not RDP) and that user’s user name starts with “svc”)
• A Z: Drive is mapped and that it’s remote path starts with “\\Server\remote path”

Unlike other security software products, secRMM is designed as a light-weight security software product. What this means is that when secRMM does not need to be running, it enters into a quiescent state. The secRMM software will run only when a Removable Media device is plugged into the computer. This means that your end-users will not feel a performance impact from the secRMM software in their normal day-to-day computer work activities.

secRMM logs events into the Windows security event log. secRMM comes with a free Microsoft Operations Manager (OpsMgr) Mangement Pack that will create OpsMgr alerts from the secRMM events.

For details and download, please visit http://www.squadratechnologies.com

Workflows should function in both Opalis Integration Server 6.3 and Orchestrator 2012, which is in beta at the time of this post.

• Scripts are composed in a shared data sources to support ‘cookdown’
• New classes for better targeting and granularity
• Most of the collection rules have a short knowledge articles
• Added the Unit Monitor that checks for friendly names config file existence and generates an alert (including a knowledge base article)
• Minor scripts improvements. New scripts a little bit more stable and should not fail if you do not have an optional components (like a data replication groups) on your EVA
• New views
• Collection Rules for Windows PerfMon Counters are added (this rules are disabled by default)
•  Diagnostic task for Disk Group - Average Write Latency Monitor shows a TOP 5 virtual disks for Write Latency (not for activity, we're found that top 5 active (in+out MB\s) disks don’t help us to  troubleshoot, just because our biggest virtual disks are always on top, not the slowest disks which are the 'latency generators')
• New reports (defined in the dedicated management pack)

 (ver. 3.0.0.222):

• Fixed typo in diagnostic scripts
• Changed the Event Source for the event that diagnostic task create

Example MP for extending the SharePoint Monitoring.
- Monitoring of different SP Service
- Monitoring of Site Collection Sizes
- Monitoring of Content DBs
- Monitoring of SP SQL Instances

There will be warning events created if size limits are reached.

feel free to edit and use.

The SCOMGUY Opalis 6 Management Pack includes discoveries, service monitors, alerts, and views to assist Operators in detecting issues with Opalis Integration Server 6 servers.

·         Discovers Opalis 6 server components
·         Monitors Opalis 6 NT services
·         Agent Tasks to remedy service failures
·         Alerting Rules for Opalis 6 exceptions in the text logs
·         Opalis server state views for Role, Components and Services

Designed for use with Opalis 6.3 and SCOM R2

Download the package from the source by clicking the Download button.  

• Create List Item
• Delete Attachment
• Delete Document
• Delete List Item
• Download Attachment
• Download Document
• Get Attachment List
• Get List Item
• Monitor List Item
• Update List Item
• Upload Attachment

• Create Scheduled Task
• Delete Task
• Add Daily Trigger
• Add Monthly DOW Trigger
• Add On Idle Trigger
• Add On Logon Trigger
• Add On System Start Trigger
• Add Run Once Trigger
• Add Weekly Trigger
• Clear Task Triggers
• Get Scheduled Tasks
• Get Task Triggers
• Kill Task
• Run Scheduled Task
• Set Task

This code runs as the user your Opalis Action Server is installed as. There is no 'configuration' (working against a com interface that doesn't accept passed credentials). With this in mind I am looking into how to add a 'security' tab to QIK based objects to allow this whole object to have a configurable user.

• Opalis Ready DLL:
• Can be used with the “Invoke .NET” object included in the Integration Pack for “Opalis Quick Integration Kit for Microsoft .NET”
  • OpalisSCOMExtensibility.dll
  • NOTE: This DLL is dependent on some other resources, see System Requirements.

• C# Source Code:
• Example C# Source Code illustrating the combination of the SCOM and OIS SDKs.
  • SCOM_NoteSubcriptionCreate.cs
  • SCOM_NoteSubcriptionDelete.cs
  • SCOM_AgentInfoAdapter.cs
  • SCOM_ApprovePendingAgentInstall.cs
  • SCOM_ListPendingAgentInstalls.cs
  • NOTE: These C# files are dependent on some other resources, see System Requirements.

This Extensibility Kit (DLL to be used with the Opalis “Invoke .NET” object) adds the following object capability to Opalis Integration Server:

• Create SCOM Notification Subscription (SCOM.SCOMSDK.SCOMNoteSubcriptionCreate)
• Delete SCOM Notification Subscription (SCOM.SCOMSDK.SCOMNoteSubcriptionDelete)
• List Pending Agent Installs (SCOM.SCOMSDK.SCOMListPendingAgentInstalls)
• Approve Pending Agent Installs (SCOM.SCOMSDK.SCOMApprovePendingAgentInstall)

This DLL (and appropriate dependencies) can be rolled up into an Opalis Integration Pack (not included here) by using the QIK Wizard.

Please Refer to the OIS-SCOM Extensibility Kit 2.0 - User Guide for more information on System Requirements, Installation, Configuraiton and Usage.

• Add Local Computer Account
• Remove Local Computer Account
• Add User to Local Computer Group
  • Support for local users and AD users
• Remove User from Local Computer Group
  • Support for local users and AD users

• DateTime - Get Current Datetime
• File System - Get Subdirectories
• Registry
  • Add Registry Key
  • Delete Registry Key
  • Add Registry Key Value
  • Delete Registry Key Value
  • Set Registry Key String Value
  • Read Registry Key Value
• System
  • Sleep
• Text
  • Split String
  • Count Lines
  • Select Line