Pulling Reports from a DSC Pull Server Configured for SQL
Hi! Serge Zuidinga here, SCOM PFE, and I would like to thank you for visiting this blog and welcome you to the second post about using a PowerShell DSC Web Pull Server with a SQL database. If you haven’t read ... continue reading
Configuring a PowerShell DSC Web Pull Server to use SQL Database
Introduction Hi! Thank you for visiting this blog to find out more about how you can configure a PowerShell DSC Web Pull Server to use an SQL database instead of the “Devices.edb” solution we currently use. Since you made it ... continue reading
MP Author Version 8.2
The following is a special guest blog from Silect We are pleased to announce the General Availability of MP Author version 8.2. We’ve made lots of updates and improvements to our family of products for SCOM. Here’s a summary of ... continue reading
A Platforms Admin Guide to Setting up Event Rules/Monitors in SCOM
Hello to all who are reading. My name is Nathan Gau. I’m a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer and have been supporting System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) for about 4 years now. Most of my blogging is normally SCOM or Cyber ... continue reading
System Center 1801 Operations Manager – Enhanced log file monitoring for Linux Servers
System Center Operations Manager 1801 has enhanced log file monitoring capabilities for Linux Servers. Operations Manager now supports Fluentd, an Open source Data collector. Customers can also leverage Fluentd capabilities and plugins published by the Fluentd community to get enhanced ... continue reading
New SCOM Web Console – Blog series (Post 5/5): Sample Custom Dashboard walkthrough
About SCOM 1801 marks the release of REST APIs for SCOM SDK. Using these APIs a user can create any custom client application of their own. This blog aims at walking the user through a scenario where a complete standalone ... continue reading
New SCOM Web Console – Blog series (Post 4/5): The all new Drilldown experience
About This blog aims at introducing the all new drilldown experience added as part of the new dashboard with SCOM 1801 release. For details on implementation and other parameters please refer to the After going through this blog a user ... continue reading
New SCOM Web Console – Blog series (Post 3/5): The new HTML5 Widgets
About This blog aims at introducing the all new HTML5 based widgets added as part of the new dashboards with . For details on implementation and other parameters please refer to the detailed documentation. After going through this blog a ... continue reading
New SCOM Web Console – Blog series (Post 2/5): The all new Dashboards
About This blog aims at introducing the all new HTML5 based dashboard functionality added to SCOM 1801 release. For details on implementation and other parameters please refer to the detailed documentation. After going through this blog, a user would: Understand ... continue reading
New SCOM Web Console – Blog series (Post 1/5): Overview
About This series of blogs intends to introduce the new SCOM Web Console released in System Center Operations Manager 1801. For details on implementation and other parameters please refer to the detailed documentation. This blog is designed to be a ... continue reading
