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Windows Admin Center WAC giving error CimCmdLets was not loaded

20 October 2021 by Bob Cornelissen

When using Windows Admin Center to connect to servers, it can happen that a server pops up an error while connecting saying something like “The specified module ‘CimCmdLets’ was not loaded because no valid module…

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Categories Automation, Azure, Windows 2016, Windows 2019

OMI Vulnerabilities in cross-plat management extensions

21 September 202120 September 2021 by Bob Cornelissen

Using SCOM or Azure to monitor or manage Linux/Unix systems? Read on!

Recently a number of serious vulnerabilities have been found in the OMI Framework, which is used as underlying management infrastructure tooling for managing…

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Categories Automation, Azure, Linux, SCOM, SCOM 2019, System Center

Microsoft monitoring example Hue Bridge Part 3

3 August 2021 by Bob Cornelissen

This is a continuation of the blog post series about using Microsoft monitoring tools to monitor a Philips Hue Bridge as an example of how to monitor an API based device.

To jump back to…

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Categories Automation, SCOM, SCOM 2019, System Center, TopQore

Microsoft monitoring example Hue Bridge Part 2

3 August 2021 by Bob Cornelissen

This is a continuation of the blog post series about using Microsoft monitoring tools to monitor a Philips Hue Bridge as an example of how to monitor an API based device.

To jump back to…

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Categories Automation, SCOM, SCOM 2019, System Center, TopQore

Microsoft monitoring example Hue Bridge Part 1

3 August 2021 by Bob Cornelissen

This is a post about using Microsoft monitoring tooling to monitor a device with an API. It will be a series of posts, due to different things to take care of and different ways to…

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Categories Automation, SCOM, SCOM 2019, System Center, TopQore

Azure Automation Runbook RBAC Delegation

18 August 202114 July 2021 by Mike Hosker

Often it can be useful for other teams and departments to edit and run their own Azure automation runbooks, however, this creates a challenge – permissions.

Runbooks live and are managed from within Azure Automation…

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Categories Automation, Azure, OMS, Security

Webinar Automate your SCOM Environment

27 August 2020 by Bob Cornelissen

On Thursday 10 September 2020 at 04:00 pm CET we will host a webinar called “Automate your SCOM Environment”

We asked our good friend Michael Seidl from Au2mator and fellow Microsoft MVP to talk about…

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Categories Automation, Azure, SCOM, SCOM 2016, SCOM 2019, SCORCH 2012, System Center, TopQore

System Center 2019 Update Rollup 2 released

5 August 2020 by Bob Cornelissen

Yesterday we saw the release of System Center 2019 Update Rollup 2 for the following products: SCOM, SCDPM, SCVMM, SCSM, and SCORCH with fixes and improvements. Some have quite a long list of fixes and…

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Categories Automation, DPM, SCOM, SCVMM, Service Manager, System Center 1 Comment

TechNet Galleries move

27 May 2020 by Bob Cornelissen

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…

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Categories Automation, SCOM, SCOM 2012, SCOM 2016, SQL, System Center

Webinar Windows 2019 Hardening

13 October 20264 May 2020 by Bob Cornelissen

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…

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Categories Automation, Security, TopQore, Webinar, Windows Server
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