by OpsMgr MVP Scott Moss, This code will get a list of all alerts that are closed that were created by a monitor, that are older than 1 day, and reset the monitor that created the alert. (Before running this script I would suggest getting a count of what your going to be resetting , so you've got an idea how long this script might take to run.)

by PowerShell MVP Marc van Orsouw, this PowerShell script (intermingled with bits of C#) will efficiently retrieve a list / count of monitors in a critical state in Operations Manager 2007. NOTE: This script requires PowerShell v2.0

By Vadims Podans, this PowerShell script manages certificates for OpsMgr managed agent (generate requests, installs responses and checks certificates for proper configuration)

This is an unpdated version of the folder size monitoring script similar to the file size monitoring script offered in Part 2 of the 'System Center Central Scripting Series. This file monitors for folder existence and folder size and logs folder Intended for use in a 2-state monitor, as explained in How to create a Script-based 2-State Monitor For more scripts and scripting how-to's for OpsMgr, see http://www.systemcentercentral.com/BlogDetails/tabid/143/IndexID/19269/Default.aspx

When run on a computer, this script will detect if updates are downloaded for installation, will perform installation and reboot the computer if necessary.

When run on a computer, this script will detect if updates are downloaded for installation, will perform installation and reboot the computer if necessary.

Checks to verify the text string specified is present in a text file. Script requires string match on full line in the file. Was originally wittento read an .ini file, but works with any plain text file. Designed to be used in OpsMgr 2007 or Essentials 2007/2010 in a two-state monitor.

Powershell script to create groups from an Excel file.

Checks to see if a Windows service is configured to 'automatically restart' in case of service failure (service properties, Recovery tab). Use in a two-state monitor targeting a Windows operating system class. Script accepts one parameter - the name (not display name) of the Windows service. Works with OpsMgr 2007 or Essentials 2007 / 2010

by Olof Helge, this script can monitor files in a target directory and raise an alert if any file in the directory is older than a user-defined threshold. Designed to be used in OpsMgr or Essentials in a two-state monitor. See original SCC forum discussion HERE.

by Aaron Czechowski, this is a Script to Change A Remote ConfigMgr Clients Cache Size using PowerShell

This script is a helper function to enable setting email addresses on notification devices in Operations Manager 2007. Can be used to update the email address of the currently on call administrator. Note you will need the out-log function from here.

A powershell script that can help you reduce "monitoring noise" created by the "manual reset" monitors.

This sample powershell script locates failed monitors that have no workflow for "success" state and resets the monitor after a predefined delay.

This Powershell script will Restore the latest recovery point for all Shares/Volumes within specified protection group to a network folder.

by Kris Bash, automated solution including a PowerShell script that puts nodes (and clusters, if applicable) in maintenance mode when used as part a

by, Kris Bash, A vbs script (as a .txt file) for use in a SCOM unit monitor to locally check the status of a listening TCP port.

by Bob Messer and David Scheltens, this script, designed for use in an OpsMgr two-state monitor, will alert on databases not based up within a user-defined threshold.

By Jeff Graves (OrcsWeb), This powershell script will query the DPM 2007 database for alerts and addresses the four most common. Replica disk and Recovery Point Volume threshold exceeded, Replica is inconsistent, and Recovery Point creation failed.

This is the sample Process Monitoring script referenced in the "HOW-TO Create a 2-State Script Monitor" tutorial for OpsMgr and Essentials 2007. Use as a learning tool only, not for production environments.