Bob Cornelissen

This is the last post in the series on how to monitor a service in SCOM. There are a lot of options and I have tried to touch upon the most common and simple in this series. This last post will try to give some directions on further options and links to…

This is part 5 of the series about monitoring a service in SCOM. This is about monitoring a Unix or Linux service.
First the list of other posts in this series:
SCOM – Monitoring a Service – Part 1 intro
SCOM – Monitoring a Service – Part 2 basic…

This is part 4 of the series on how to monitor services with SCOM.
First again the list of posts in the series (as far as I know until know):
SCOM – Monitoring a Service – Part 1 intro
SCOM – Monitoring a Service – Part 2 basic service monitor
S…

This is part 3 of the multiple part series on monitoring a service by using the windows service monitoring template included in SCOM.
To start the links to other parts of the series:
SCOM – Monitoring a Service – Part 1 intro
SCOM – Monitoring a…

This is part 2 of the multiple part series on monitoring a service (yeah how much can we say about this…?).
To start the links to other parts of the series:
SCOM – Monitoring a Service – Part 1 intro
SCOM – Monitoring a Service – Part 2 basic ser…

I regularly get questions about service monitoring for custom services or just for services of applications where they do not want to implement full management packs. In almost every case there are different prerequisites in the question. Most of the ti…

Timothy McFadden published another tool to compliment your SCOM toolbox. It is the Subscriptions copier. And it is used to – uhm – copy subscriptions!
So how can this be usefull? Well in many cases subscriptions are not always that easy (like the sen…

The other day we saw another error on the SCOM RMS that looked familiar in some way, but of course I had lost the links to the KB articles. So what happens?
We see these alerts coming from the event log and reflected in SCOM alerts:
Data Warehouse…