Bob Cornelissen 
In this post in the SCOM Reporting series we will discuss running the first report. We will use a basic Performance report as an example and we can use this example in later blog posts in this series, for example the Exporting/Saving/Scheduling reports sections coming up. For this example I created a management pack where … Read more
In this post in the SCOM Reporting series I want to discuss shortly where you can find SCOM Reporting and some very basics of it. Some of which gets forgotten by many SCOM Admins and we will explain why these things matter in the series. If you want to start running reports, you first need … Read more
In this part of the SCOM Reporting blog post series I was to discuss the Stakeholders. So In short: Who are we doing it for? As with other aspects of monitoring in general, also in SCOM and SCOM Reporting we should have a closer look at the stakeholders. Why? Because with monitoring tools often only … Read more
We have been working with SCOM for many years and almost everywhere we go we find that SCOM Reporting is often not understood and not used that much. Or only used for a few very specific reports. In this blog post series we aim to give you more information about SCOM Reporting. We will cover … Read more
On Tuesday 16 June 2020 there will be a FULL day of SCOM and monitoring related sessions at the SCOMathon. This really is more than a while day of sessions and of course they will be recorded so you can watch them all. There are many speakers and sub topics. We will also have a … Read more
On Thursday 11 June 2020 at 3:00 pm CET we will be a guest in Martello Q&A session called “IT Connections” with the topic of SCOM Reporting Topic: Organizing Data from SCOM into Actionable Reports that Add Business Value When: Thursday 11 June 2020 at 3 PM CET (Amsterdam time) Speakers: Bob Cornelissen, MVP and CTO at … Read more
On Tuesday 02 June 2020 at 04:00 pm CET we will host a webinar called “WMUG NL Tuesdays – Monitoring in a Hybrid World” Together with the user group WMUG NL (Windows Management User Group Netherlands) we are presenting one of their WMUG NL Tuesdays sessions as a webinar open to anybody. Bob is also involved … Read more
Lately there has been a lot of effort by Microsoft in getting Microsoft Q&A ready for production for all products. This is the new platform for the old forums lets say (TechNet and MSDN). Now there s also something on TechNet called the Gallery, where we placed scripts and packs and other stuff created throughout … Read more
On Thursday 14 May 2020 at 04:00 pm CET we will host a webinar called “Windows 2019 Hardening” This webinar will be in collaboration with Calcom Software, who have a lot of expertise in server hardening in large environments. This webinar will be held at 14 May 2020 at 4PM CET. (Amsterdam time zone) Title: Windows 2019 Hardening: … Read more
Here is another guest post by Gourav Kumar he submitted a little bit earlier when PowerShell 7 just came out. He talks about some of the differences between the versions and command results. Enjoy: I have just installed the new PowerShell 7 on my system and I am curious to see how new things … Read more