Pete, why are you replying twice to all forum posts at the moment????

Attached is the SQL query from the MP that should be running to configure the DW appropriately.  You could try running this manually to see if you receive any errors.

I’m not sure whether this would be […]

No, you should have the DPMBackup.tbl_DPM_BackupEvents_Stage table as well, this is why you are receiving the error.

Have you checked the event logs and the SQL logs for any errors?

It may also be worth […]

Can you confirm that the table “DPMBackup.tbl_DPM_BackupEvents_Stage” exists in your OpsMgr DW?

David

Hi,

Usually if services share a process, they are running that process slightly differently, like with different switches etc, therefore monitoring the service would provide more accurate monitoring than just […]

Hi,

Have you imported the Hyper-V management pack?  This management pack discovers classes for the Hyper-V server role which you can then use as you need.

David

I”ll take a look and get back to you.  :-)

Hi,

The agent maintains separate workflows for each management group to make sure that the monitoring configuration in one MG does not affect the monitoring configuration in another.  This will not cause the […]

Both solutions above are fundamentally the same, you will need a group to override on.  I agree that the Infront Enterprise Virtual Machine Discovery MP will help you with this though.  It is free and available […]

It sounds like the primary key property for this class is the service name, therefore you will only discover one instance of the service per computer.  You would need to set a primary key which has a different […]

Hi,

If a failover MS is set, it will failover to that MS.  If the MS is unavailable, it will fail on to any other MS.

David

Thanks for sharing!

I’m not sure what you mean, could you post your management pack XML for me to look at?

Make that Property[@Name='Status'].  Not sure why name posted all in capitals!!

I am not aware of any support for LPARs, however I haven’t actually had the opportunity to test it it out.  There is nothing official from Microsoft about the support of monitoring LPARs (at least not that I can […]

Here’s the TechNet guide on upgrading from 2012 to 2012 SP1, http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj899854.aspx.

David

Hi,

The parameter name should be Property[@NAME='Status'].  You need to have the square brackets, and the name needs to be “Status”, not “state”, as the property bag in your script is returning “Status”.

David