Server Goes Down Alert

Hello,
I am running SCOM 2012 R2 and I am trying to setup an alert to let me know when a server goes down. I tried creating a rule that monitored the Management Server's "Operations Manager" Event Log for ID 20022. I also configured
the rule that parameter #2 must have my servers name. I also tried EventDescription conatains my servers name. None of them worked. But I looked in the Event Log of my Management Server and as I looked at all of the 20022 entries, I noticed
the computer I was on was listed as not heartbeating. Two of my other servers that are currently on were listed as not heartbeating. So obviously monitoring this 20022 entry is not reliable. I do not want to setup a monitor for something
like Ping Status. I want to try to avoid using monitors because they could be taxing on the servers, my management server, and my network.

Hi
yes event id 20022 is not reliable and never go for windows event id monitor for server shutdown or unavailability on agent , as scom health service will be stopped or connection closed with MS at the time of shutdown on agent.
you need to go for ICMP port monitoring for server availability, as port monitoring run from remote server(watcher node) and can capture server unavailability and ping test.
refer below link for port monitoring
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh457544.aspx
http://www.systemcentercentral.com/custom-tcp-port-monitoring-management-pack-for-scom-2012/
regards
sridhar v

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