Tag: uservoice

How to be heard (provide feedback on Microsoft products)

Ever feel like everyone’s not listening?

UserVoice
Do you want to be heard?

Are you willing to share ideas and feedback about OMS and the various products?
Good, Microsoft development has that covered.

 

I recommend this to ALL of my customers
Please sign-in, vote on ideas and feedback.

Please put your comment, suggestion, feature out to the community!

 

Example – Custom Security events filtering is your number one priority

Vote for this request https://feedback.azure.com/forums/267889-log-analytics/suggestions/17010730-allow-custom-flexible-security-events-filtering

ADFS auditing https://feedback.azure.com/forums/267889-log-analytics/suggestions/17268227-adfs-auditing

 

 

Additional information
UserVoice websites (please verify the links http://www.windowsobserver.com/2014/08/18/microsoft-and-uservoice-feedback-portals/ )

OMS Log Analytics https://feedback.azure.com/forums/267889-log-analytics/

SCOM UserVoice https://systemcenterom.uservoice.com/

Getting Started with OMS – Operations Manager Suite

How do you make sure the business you’re in is productive and making widgets?

 

What does OMS do?

Acronym:  OMS – Operations Manager Suite

IMHO

Answer:  Pretty much anything you can imagine to help provide a single pane of glass into what is happening in your IT environment.

Do you use System Center?

You can tailor OMS to any solution in the Solutions gallery, and you can even request solutions and functionality in the UserVoice website.

 

Ready to dig into OMS, even if you’re not cloud based?

 

OMS has four basic services

 

Learn more about the OMS solutions

Verify OMS managed Computers link

Capacity and Performance (HyperV) link

Service Map link

How to be heard link

 

 

Additional information

OMS Overview Azure Monitor overview

Channel 9 videos https://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/OMS-TECH-Fridays
OMS Blog https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/msoms/

 

 

Basic Admin ‘How-to’ Series

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This is a series of blog posts to help with SCOM best practices, and things that make SCOM easier to administer.

 

Associate MPX files in Notepad++ blog

Backup management packs via PowerShell blog

Get to know your monitor blog

Load Test MP with Report blog

Load Test MP Fragments blog

Maintenance Mode PowerShell blog

Manage DB storage with DWdataRP blog

Managing Subscriptions blog

PowerShell Rule/Monitor/PerfCounter MP and Fragments blog

Registry Key discovery MP Fragment clarification blog

Run As PowerShell monitor fragment blog

Sealing Management packs with 2012R2 and 2016 blog

Subscriptions blog

Subscription Set up Guide blog

Uncommon MP Fragments blog

Verifying Overrides blog

 

Best Practices

Agent Management pack KH Blog

Enable proxy as a default KH blog

How to be heard blog

Manage alerts/events/performance KH Blog

Office Analytics (find where all the time goes) blog

Optimize SQL blog

Recommended Registry tweaks KH blog

SCOM Agent Version Addendum KH blog

Set SCOM Agent to remotely managed KH Blog

SQL Engineering Blog

SYSTEM CENTER 2016 Operations Manager – Anti-Virus Exclusions blog

Update VMM MP’s for SCOM when SCVMM patched blog

 

Tools

MP Viewer blog

Download Notepad++ here

Kevin Holman blog on extracting scripts from MP’s using Transform tool from codeplex

Test fire events using EventLog Explorer here

Alternate tool to fire any events here