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Webinar WMUG NL Monitoring in a Hybrid World

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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

So, how did we do that blog move?

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Greetings, Mike here – TopQore sys admin, bringing you my first blog post! Today I thought I would write a bit more about how we actually performed the migration of this blog (twice!). This post will actually come in two parts – this first post detailing the 2017 move from B2 Evolution to WordPress and … Read more

Webinar Windows 2019 Hardening

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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

Moving blog to blog.topqore.com

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Hello all followers of this blog. Starting yesterday we moved the blog which was first at www.bictt.com/blogs  to blog.topqore.com.  We did a move before at the same bictt address but to a different blog software (b2evolution to WordPress). So now we moved it to TopQore and created translation rules for the previous links to still … Read more

New hotfix for SCOM 2019 UR1 for alert management

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Microsoft released a new hotfix yesterday for SCOM 2019. Specifically to handle a few items which appeared after some new features were released around alert management. The items in this fix: User will be able to edit columns on closed Alerts irrespective of Health State. Alerts can now be closed if the underlying Monitor’s Alerting … Read more

So, can I monitor RedHat 6 with SCOM 2019 UR1’s Universal UNIX/Linux management pack?

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Hello fellow SCOM admins,
Some time ago I have blogged about monitoring an older version of RedHat 6 with SCOM 2019. Using an older management pack that usually comes with SCOM 2016, we were able to discover RedHat 6 and monitor it properly.
However, with the release of SCOM 2019 UR1 there were some changes. The availability of the Universal UNIX/Linux management pack would make UNIX/Linux a lot easier, as less management packs are required for monitoring multiple versions of UNIX/Linux. That leaves us with the following question; would that imply the Universal UNIX/Linux management pack, is universal enough to support RedHat 6?
Time to find out! For the sake of this example, let’s have a look how this would go in a semi-fresh installation of SCOM 2019, without UR1, and what management packs are there to support RedHat 6.

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