Bob Cornelissen

This blog is run by Bob Cornelissen, a System Center enthusiast for a number of years now and managing consultant for TopQore (formerly BICTT). I work daily with SCOM in designing, implementing, configuring and extending this great product. Also I work with SCVMM, SCDPM, Azure Monitor Log Analytics products and a lot of MS Server technologies including Azure Cloud. I am very honoured to receive the MVP award in 2012 to 2020 and the MCC award in 2011 + 2012 for SCOM and System Center. Author of the Mastering SCOM 2012 book.

SCOM agent install Failed to uninstall SDK MOF

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Have a customer with a lot of machines that have a broken WMI, so I guess I’d blog about possibilities to solve the issue for the agent installation part.I refer to a blog posting by the Manageability Team Blog.So, you could make a script that do…

SCOM SPN

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Check out my friend Walter Eikenboom’s entry on what the SPN should look like for your SCOM 2007 R2 implementations. It raises many questions for many customers and this is a good way to explain what’s going on and what to check for.
http://weblogwall…

What is that scom agent install error again?

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There are so many things that can go wrong when trying to push a SCOM agent to machine. And of course my list of favorites grew so large that I had to go and find the article by Kevin Holman again. Just to make sure… here it is:
http://blogs.technet.c…

SCCM R3 is coming

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Jeff Wettlaufer announced a week ago that SCCM R3 is next on the SCCM list 🙂
This new itteration has a strong focus on adding possibilities for power management on clients. However this is not the only thing that will be added. There will also be per…

Low privilege port monitoring with SCOM

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I came across a blogpost from Derek Harkin about port monitoring from a text file in SCOM. It essentially makes it possible to use a text file to type what machine you want to reach and at what port and it will check that every ten minutes and display a…

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