Upgrading UNIX/Linux agents in System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) is typically a smooth and simple process. Most environments can perform the upgrade directly from the Administration pane by selecting the agent and executing the…
On Wednesday 20 November my colleague Ali Burak Genc is presenting a webinar for the SCOMathon Coffee Break series entitled “Linux Agent failed upgrades and what do to about them”. This webinar came about…
When Microsoft releases a new UNIX\Linux agent version and you upgrade the agents, it is possible that the SCOM Console shows upgrade as done but the versions may revert back to the previous version….
On 12th March 2024 Microsoft has released new UNIX\Linux packages for both SCOM 2019 and SCOM 2022 regarding to OMI Remote Code Execution Vulnerability coded CVE-2024-21334
It is stated that;
“A remote…
In SCOM, monitoring cross-platform is almost a straightforward process when you configure the environment as explained in the documentation.
You rarely have issues when discovering, installing, and monitoring the Linux agents and mostly…
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…
While working for a client, the seemingly simple task of installing the SCOM Linux agent on a Red Hat 7 server, suddenly became a bit less easy. After successfully attempting to discover a server and…
Lets first start this post with an introduction to the topic. At several of our customers and during several speaking engagements we encountered questions about if certain versions of Linux/Unix were supported or not for newer versions of…