Additional symptom: When I build a query, I select the "Software Products", "Product Name" attribute. When I click on the "Value" box, which would normally give me a drop down list of items, it is also empty. What am I MISSING!!!!!!????

I've gone in to the Default Client Settings, "Hardware Inventory" option and selected additional "Inventory Classes" to collect:

Installed apps (64)....

Installed apps (win32reg.....)

Installed executable - .....

Installed Software - ......

Software Licensing Prod.....

Software Licensing Serv.....

Software Shortcut.....

Software Tag......

In "Software Inventory" option I DID NOT "SET" any "Inventory File Types", nor did I select "Collect Files". Based on the KB articles, If I set the items above, I didn't need to set these items.

Thanks in advance for the help.

Dino

     We recently migrated some servers from SCOM 2007 to SCOM 2012. In that 3 servers were in PCI zone [ under Firewall ] . So we installed the SCOM 2012 agent manually in those servers and restarted the services. But in the SCOM 2012 console we could see the servers is in NOT MONITORED status. Kindly help me how can I get SCOM monitoring the servers from the firewall servers.

Regards,

Gowri Shankar

i want to add a monitor that monitors a OID on our watchdog15 temp sensor.  i have the OID and i can get ahold of the MIB  file if that helps.  there is no management pack for the device online.  

needless to say, i want to log, monitor, and graph  (graphing i can do)  the rest i'm still foreign on.  

where do i start?  do i create snmp alerts?  do i create a management pack specifically for this?  

I have a SCOM 2012 deployed 2008R2 and SQL 2012 deployed on 2008R2.

Now I want to move my SCOM infrastructure to 2016.

• First want to move my SCOM 2012 to 2016 SCOM
• next want to Move my DB to 2012 to  SQL 2016 -let me know the steps.

390 SCOM clients in my infra.

I'm deploying windows 10 upgrade, and i have some compture that don't have the requierment, my question, it is possible to have a popup for the upgrade for readiness to my user saying that they need to have: 20 gigs of free space, the same has the properties who it's ask in the task sequence, instead of and error message.

thank's

I thought having something like this in a loop would work but it made no difference:

Get-SCOMMonitoringObject { $_.HostComputer.RecalculateMonitoringState() }

Any ideas?

I have a fairly new SCOM install up at the moment.

It consists of:

2 Management Servers

2 Gateway servers on other domains using certificates

1 SQL Server with two instances, one for OperationsDB and one for WarehouseDB.

Ever since I installed it a couple of weeks ago, I get the following error every now and then, and it can last for up to 2 days at a time:

Select WorkItemName, b.WorkItemStateName, ServerName, StartedDateTimeUtc, CompletedDateTimeUtc, DurationSeconds, ERRORMESSAGE

from cs.WorkItem a , cs.WorkItemState b

where a.WorkItemStateId= b.WorkItemStateId

and WorkItemName = 'SnapshotSynchronization'

Which returns the following:

On one which was succeeded, the day before, the time shows 302.

I have increased the timeouts on the config files on both Management servers and restarted the services (even the servers themselves), but still nothing helps.

Pulling my hair out with this a bit!

All machines are Windows Server 2012R2.

We do run them on VMWare with DRS enabled, but they haven't migrated for some time, so it's not a host/network thing as far as I can see.

OpsMgr is running as normal mostly, still monitoring things and reporting, but I cannot add new objects to monitor until this clears.

The Management Servers and others also show this in the even log:

"OpsMgr's configuration may be out-of-date for management group <Management Group>, and has requested updated configuration from the Configuration Service.", but I don't see successful update of the cookie until this issue resolves itself.

Any help is much appreciated!

Cheers

Phil

I've authored a Service Level Tracking SLO to target all "Windows Server" objects (which only displays 68 servers of our 150 when I put all the SLO to a dashboard), then I've set the SLO to monitor availability where downtime is anything not in planned maintenance.

I also have not idea how to get it to aggregate each servers individual uptime into an aggregate of the total servers.

Any ideas?

I'm completely new to the SCOM world and i'm having some issue with what to do after i've sucessfully finished the installation.

Everything is set and all good to go. At the moment i just want general monitoring of disk space and server availability but how is that achieved. I've already played around with it setting up management packs etc but couldn't get reliably working.

Can someone help with just some basic post install tasks?

Thanks in advance.

I have problem deploying HP XW4600 workstation with SCCM. I'm using WinPE 10 x64 from MDT2013.

I was following this procedure to find out card driver (I also tried driver from running WIndows 7x64):

https://www.niallbrady.com/2011/08/31/missing-nic-driver-in-winpe-boot-image-no-problem/

So my card is definitely:

Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet

PCI\VEN_14E4&DEV_167B&SUBSYS_1308103C

I took driver for x64 Desktop/Mobile/Server (x64) version 17.2.0.2 from:

https://www.broadcom.com/support/ethernet-nic-netxtreme-i-desktop-mobile

When I load the driver with drvload b57nd60a.inf

it says that driver was loaded fine, then I do the:

wpeutil initializeNetwork
followed by
ipconfig

but cannot get IP address from the server.

I've also tried: HP Client Windows PE 10 x64 Driver Pack

from: http://ftp.hp.com/pub/caps-softpaq/cmit/softpaq/WinPE10.html

without success...

In the past I've been using 32bit WinPE and these XP workstations were installing fine.

Could You please help me to detect and insert correct driver ?

I'm having a problem with the updated driver pack for a latitude E5440, the problem is as follows:

Booting the machine and selecting the task sequence works fine, so I know I have the correct network drivers applied to my boot image.

The problem is during my OSD I have WMI query in place to apply the driver package (Downloaded from Dells website). after a while the machine times out and the task sequence fails.

Booting up the machine to see what has gone wrong reveals that the drivers have not applied, mainly the both network drivers (Wifi and LAN) and the display driver, if i copy the drivers from the driver package to a usb and select to update manually from the usb the drivers install fine without issue.

I have tried redoing the driver package, changing the OSD to auto apply drivers, but nothing is working so far.

Changing the OSD to install the out of date older drivers works fine.

I hope someone can point me in the right direction as its doing my head in now!

Thanks

I work as an intern in a company and I have been asked to do some tasks using System Center but I’m having a problem with a specific one.

I was asked to monitor the disk space left on the drives of a few virtual machines and send an alert when there’s a certain % left. (Yes, I deployed the agents on the VMs and also some VMs have more than one disk like C:\ D:\ and E:\)

So my problem is that I don’t know which monitor to override. I tried : hyper-v 2012 virtual disk drive and hyper-v 2012 r2 virtual disk drive and even some Windows Server logical disks. The weird thing is that when I go in Monitoring > Microsoft Windows Server > Health Monitoring > Disk Health, I can see the VMs drives but it says “Not monitored”.

Can someone give me a few instructions please?

Thank you.