Brad's Tech Blog » operationsmanger http://bradstechblog.com Microsoft technologies like: System Center Operations Manager, and whatever else comes up at the office. Wed, 09 Nov 2011 16:36:12 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 SCOM – How to Create an override http://bradstechblog.com/scom/scom-how-to-create-an-override http://bradstechblog.com/scom/scom-how-to-create-an-override#comments Wed, 16 Sep 2009 22:38:04 +0000 Brad Hearn http://bradstechblog.com/?p=327
  •  Open the OpsMgrConsole, in the right pane select Monitoring and navigate to active alerts.
  • Right click on the alert you want to set an override for and select Overrides\Override the Rule
    • You will have the choice of who or what the override is applied too.
      • The current object as a whole. (For example, when you choose the Computer object, Operations Manager disables or overrides the rule for all computers).
      • A particular group.
      • A specific object of the current type (for Example, a specific computer on the network).
      • All objects of another type (such as Agent).

    • After you select the appropriate object you will see the override properties page. There may be as few as one rule to multiple rules that you can modify. Here you are going to need detailed knowledge about the technology that you are monitoring.
    • At the bottom of this page you will need to select the management pack to save the override to. DO NOT USE THE “DEFAULT MANAGMENT PACK”!
    • If you don’t have a custom management pack to save it to you can create one from this window. Just follow the dialog boxes.
    • When you are done say ok and the changes will be saved.
    • This article will show the basics of how to create an override
    • This will not show the values to use. For this product knowledge of the technology being monitored will be required as well as some research.
    • Never use the “Default Management Pack” it is selected by default, so be careful to change it to a custom management pack. This creates other potential problems later on. When installing OpsMgr service packs the “Default Management Pack” can be overwritten causing us to lose all changes.
    • Never disable a monitor. This can be done as an override. When you disable a monitor it is automatically saved to the “Default Management Pack”.

     

     

    ]]>     http://bradstechblog.com/scom/scom-how-to-create-an-override/feed 0     How to move the OperationsManager Data Warehouse Database to a new SQL server http://bradstechblog.com/scom/how-to-move-the-operationsmanager-data-warehouse-database-to-a-new-sql-server http://bradstechblog.com/scom/how-to-move-the-operationsmanager-data-warehouse-database-to-a-new-sql-server#comments Wed, 29 Apr 2009 18:36:19 +0000 Brad Hearn http://bradstechblog.com/?p=303 I am currently testing with moving the OperationsManger database, OperationsMangerDW database, and the reporting services role to new servers.

    the two databases will be moved to a new SQL server under a new name. And the reporting services role will be moved to its own server serperate from the SQL server. I will post all three manuals that I have created out of this here.

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    the two databases will be moved to a new SQL server under a new name. And the reporting services role will be moved to its own server serperate from the SQL server. I will post all three manuals that I have created out of this here.

    how-to-move-the-operationsmanager-database-to-a-new-sql-server

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