How to Audit and Alert Server Restarts with SCOM 2019 (2012/16)
2016
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Audit
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Restart
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SCOM
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SCOM 2016
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SCOM 2019
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System Center 2012 R2
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System Center 2016
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System Center 2019
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Virtual Machines
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Windows Server
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Windows Server 2016
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WIndows Server 2019
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Winows 10
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How to Audit and Alert Server Restarts with SCOM 2019 (2012/16)
Often IT admins
suffer from small to big outages due to unscheduled patches, failures, power, or someone mistakenly restarting a server in the middle of the workday without notifying anyone. I've created
this "How to Guide" to help you set up this in your SCOM environment.
- On your SCOM Console,
navigate to authoring and create a new Rule
- Fill in the Rule Name and
Description, select Rule Category (Alert), rule Target (Windows Computer)
and make sure Rule is enabled is checked.
- Event Log Type System
- Build Event Expression insert
Event ID and Source
- Insert values where Event ID
= 1074 and Event Source = User32.
- Set Alert Priority and Severity to fit your needs then Finish and Close
- Overview of your recently
configured rule on the Squared Up HTML5 Console
That's it, you will
now start tracking those restarts.
Thanks for reading, please share and
subscribe.
How to Audit and Alert Server Restarts with SCOM 2019 (2012/16)
Often IT admins
suffer from small to big outages due to unscheduled patches, failures, power, or someone mistakenly restarting a server in the middle of the workday without notifying anyone. I've created
this "How to Guide" to help you set up this in your SCOM environment.
- On your SCOM Console, navigate to authoring and create a new Rule
- Fill in the Rule Name and Description, select Rule Category (Alert), rule Target (Windows Computer) and make sure Rule is enabled is checked.
- Event Log Type System
- Build Event Expression insert Event ID and Source
- Insert values where Event ID = 1074 and Event Source = User32.
- Set Alert Priority and Severity to fit your needs then Finish and Close
- Overview of your recently configured rule on the Squared Up HTML5 Console
That's it, you will
now start tracking those restarts.
Thanks for reading, please share and
subscribe.
Integrating VMware vCenter ESX Hosts and Clusters with Virtual Machine Manager VMM
Cloud and Datacenter Management
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SCVMM
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System Center 2016
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System Center 2019
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VMWARE
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Integrating VMware vCenter, ESX Hosts and Clusters
with Virtual Machine Manager VMM
Virtual Machine Manager helps IT administrators to combine multiple products such as Hyper-V, VMware or Citrix in one administrative console. Having this type of integrations really helps your security, monitoring, and management.
Step by Step
Go to your Virtual Machine Manager Console, Fabric
workspace then Infrastructure.
On the Infrastructure folder expand and then right-click on the vCenter Server to add a resource. You could also click on Add
resources and then VMware vCenter Server
Specify vCenter Server you would like to
add
Import the certificate the monitor add
job
Job progress
Completed
Under Fabric verify the vCenter Server is responding
Add VMware ESX Hosts and Clusters
Select VMware resources and Next.
Review your configuration and Finish to add your ESX
Servers to VMM.
SCOM 2019 UR1 - Simplified Patching Finally Arrived!
SCOM 2019 UR1 - Simplified Patching Finally Arrived!
Simplified management server patching
UR1 introduces a frictionless way of patching the SCOM servers. This new funtionaity will enable you to update your MGMT servers, update configs for Operational and DW DBs and MPs easly with just one step versus in the past that you pretty much needed to update each component separately.
To see more details on What's New click here.
Improvements and fixes
Web Console fixes and changes
- The State widget now supports sorting by health and age.
- Alert widgets can now be searched on by Date Time and sorted based upon age and severity.
- The alert link in an email notification returned the following error message when it's browsed: “Your session with the Web Console server expired." This occured even though the user was not logged in to web console. You will now see the login page post this fix.
- The Alert summary view window in SCOM Web console can now be expanded as required.
- When the Alert state was changed to some custom state, these alerts were not displayed in the web console. Alerts that have custom resolution states are now displayed.
- Some additional scrollbars appear if a customer widget is created in the web console or if the browser window size is reduced.
- Improvement: SCOM views load and save much faster than previously.
For more fixes and improvements click here.
Repost: Microsoft Docs and Support.
One-Click Patching coming for SCOM 2019 Update Rollup 1 (UR1)
2016
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Cloud and Datacenter Management
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SCOM
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SCOM 2019
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System Center 2019
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Update Rollup
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Windows Server
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Windows Server 2016
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WIndows Server 2019
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One-Click Patching coming for SCOM 2019 Update Rollup 1 (UR1)
I'm so glad this is finally happening as it is quite a challenge to perform the upgrades on all servers + the DB scripts. There are also lots of great improvements for the Storage Spaces Direct monitoring, Azure MP, gMSA support.
Based on the MS Ignite presentation the first UR should be coming up on Q1. WIll be posting more updates once the official announcement is published.
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