Use Get-WinEvent to use XML and filters from event viewer, to mine an event, including examples for a specific string, from a specific event, in a specific event log? Hopefully this post will help with a few tips to simplify monitoring for events, whether in AzMon, SCOM, or via PowerShell. …
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ADCS – Active Directory Certificate Services Addendum pack
Hello again, it’s time to talk about ADCS – Active Directory Certificate Services Addendum! First, I’d like to call out Bob Williams and Vance Cozier for their help and expertise! SCOM-ADCS-Addendum download Background ADCS is Active Directory Certificate Services, or what we would know as a Certificate Authority. The goal was …
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Setting up OMS Capacity and Performance
Do you know what your HyperV hosts are doing? Not a HyperV fan, there’s a VMWare solution also here Documentation https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/log-analytics/log-analytics-capacity Capacity dashboard Details Troubleshooting dashboard Firewall https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/log-analytics/log-analytics-proxy-firewall Windows Agents https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/log-analytics/log-analytics-windows-agents Verify in Operations Manager if you have any error events Event ID 4506 in this case is the Capacity and Performance …
Setting up OMS Service Map solution
Ever wonder what happened to BlueStripe? Anyone else have experience using it with SCOM? If you weren’t aware, Microsoft bought Blue Stripe back in 2015 link Looks like BlueStripe FactFinder is now Service Map in Azure Documentation here Service Map is very easy to add and get value from right away with OMS …
Basic Admin ‘How-to’ Series
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 …