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Working with the SCOM PSDrive
Ever wondered how you can navigate around in SCOM using Windows PowerShell? So click “Start” and load up the “Operations Manager Shell”.
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SCOM Get-Alert -critera or where-object?
For any of you that work with SCOM and the Operations Manager Shell on a regular basis, you’d recognize this sort of command. get-alert | ? {$_.Name -eq “Unable to Verify Run As Account”}
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What does “Remoteable” mean?
When you look at the properties of a monitor in the SCOM Authoring Console, there is a checkbox called “Remoteable”… what does it mean?
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Querying the SCOM SQL Database using PowerShell
Although directly editing the SCOM Databases isn’t something that Microsoft really support, we all know that accessing the SCOM Databases directly can be easier than mucking around in the console or trying to use or find a suitable PowerShell cmdlet. As much as I love using PowerShell wherever possible, I know that there are times […]
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Converting a HealthService ID to a Hostname
In the RMS Operations Manager event log you can receive events that complain about a HealthService. The problem is those events only show the ID (GUID). So how can we find out what hostname this GUID is really referring to?
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Summarizing your Agent States with PowerShell
I like to know what the overall state of my SCOM agents are. Truthfully you can see this info in the console, but where’s the fun in that? Here’s a PowerShell way to do it…