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Just released, an update to the Operations Management Pack for the Internet Information Services (IIS) 7 adds support for IIS 7.5 on Windows Server 2008 R2, and extends support for IIS 7 running on Windows Server 2008 SP2. Now at version 6.0.7600.0, the

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Rank (0) Views 8 On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 10:51 PM, 2 hours ago By Tommy Gunn

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Okay, for future reference, putting your RMS in maintenance mode stops the Config service from processing data - no change is calculated, etc. In my experience, you wind up with a backlog of data to be processed and it can be difficult to get the RMS t

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Rank (0) Views 18 On , 5 hours ago By colorgain

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We just did the Windows Update on all servers, nothing changed within the LAN. Yes, I did put the SCOM Management Server and the SCOM Root Management Server into maintenace mode. Any idea? Thanks, Peter

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Rank (0) Views 12 On , 5 hours ago By colorgain

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Thanks Stefan, Telnet to the monitored 25 port, is that the way how watch nodes check the port 25, and generate alerts regarding the telnet? Peter

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Rank (18) Views 20 On , 7 hours ago By Simon Skinner

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Just saw this on Twitter IIS management pack for Server 2008 SP2 Server 2008 R2 has been released. Available now in the in-product R2 catalog. Pinpoint ETA 24hrs 5 minutes ago from web

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Rank (22) Views 24 On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 5:17 PM, 8 hours ago By Cameron Fuller

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An updated version for the ReSearch This management pack has been created for the R2 version of the management pack and has been updated to work for MOM 2005 as well. There had been issues with this management pack and how it integrated with the new syst

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Rank (0) Views 10 On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 3:24 PM, 10 hours ago By Pete Zerger

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Interesting that when I search the Internet for your error code (0x80ff0016) I get one hit...right here with you. You think permissions are fine, and if I am reading correctly you are saying things do work sometimese, yes? WIth that being said, it wo

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Rank (0) Views 10 On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 3:18 PM, 10 hours ago By Pete Zerger

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In the end, you have performance concerns, so would be good to investigate latency a bit more closely (and trim the unnecessary). Have you looked in the Operations Manager Event Log on the RMS and MS for indications of latency? Event 2115 is generally a

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Rank (0) Views 18 On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 2:38 PM, 10 hours ago By Steve G

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While looking at the performance data for the SCOM environment I noticed the Avg Processing Time counter for the OpsMgr DB Write Action Modules object higher than the rest of the instances. The instance specifically that was high was DiscoveryWriterMod

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Rank (116) Views 118 On , 12 hours ago By OpsMgr Unleashed

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The TMG management pack adds support for monitoring Forefront Threat Management Gateway (TMG) with Operations Manager 2007. TMG runs only on the X64 versions of Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2. All versions of TMG are monitored including T

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Rank (0) Views 23 On , 12 hours ago By Simon Skinner

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I wonder...is this the next System Center MP from Raphael the super guru MP man?

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Rank (0) Views 14 On , 12 hours ago By Simon Skinner

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I wonder...is this the next System Center MP from Raphael the super guru MP man?

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Rank (0) Views 14 On , 12 hours ago By Pua

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Too bad, centralized log would be great basic feature to have. Are you reading this Microsoft? Now I have to go to different places to grab activity information, if available. Overrides view doesn't show Description field, so I must open each override (hu

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Rank (0) Views 11 On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 12:22 PM, 13 hours ago By Bad Kitty

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Hey Brian, Notification subscriptions in SCOM is really kind of an opt-in process. You have to specify just which classes you want to be alerted on and leave the others unchecked. We had a chat along these lines the other day you might have a look at -

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Yes, I just got pinged over that. Sorry here it is http://www.systemcentercentral.com/WebPodcasts/WebPodcastsDetails/tabid/170/IndexID/13107/Default.aspx

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Rank (3) Views 11 On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 12:16 PM, 13 hours ago By Brian Deyo

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thanks Simon, was there supposed to be a link with that?

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Rank (131) Views 133 On , 13 hours ago By Simon Skinner

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Just saw this on Twitter Just confirmed that #DPM2010 RC is baked !!! (uploading now) Watch for #DPM blogs tweets on the download details over the next few days.

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Rank (0) Views 15 On , 13 hours ago By Simon Skinner

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This a really good point! As such I can't think of a log file that does this. In the list of Task it will say who run each Task. And the Overrides do log who made changes and additional info if they add it, other than that there is the History (right clic

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Although this demo is not directly for SQL the principal should help you creating your SQL Group

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Rank (0) Views 62 On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 11:44 AM, 13 hours ago By Pua

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Is there a log file that shows all activity done through the Console by any user? I need something to refer to should there be a problem- like who made this change. Our admins have varying degrees of access- from administrative to authoring, reporting

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