SCOM 2012R2 Powershell Widget - Server Uptime Days

Hi all,
I wanted to get a better UPTime Widget than the uptime performance counter as it is
displayed in seconds. I thought I might be able to use the new PowerShell
widget.
Sorry thisis a very basic script and i'm sure has lots of room for improvement:
$comp = Get-SCOMGroup -DisplayName test | Get-SCOMClassInstance | foreach { $_.NAME}
Get-WmiObject -ComputerName colo-cvarchive.stella.ad win32_operatingsystem |
select -first 10 csname, @{N="Uptime";E={(Get-Date) - $_.ConvertToDateTime($_.LastBootUpTime)}}
Now I guess the question is: if I add this script to the PowerShell widget do i need to put
in some logic to check at an interval or should the widget refresh on its own interval and then re-run the script.
Also please let me know if anyone has any better options. I just want a dashboard showing
the top 10 servers with the highest uptime and show the server name and the uptime value.
Thanks,
Mike

If add this script to the PowerShell widget should refresh on its own interval and then re-run the script
http://blogs.technet.com/b/stefan_stranger/archive/2014/04/28/new-powershell-grid-widget-walkthrough.aspx
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Environment: SCOM 2007 r2
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Source shows: Windows 2003 Server Standard Edition
Alert Rule: Windows Shutdown Unexpectedly
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1. what scom group a specific server belongs to
function Get-GroupNames {
[cmdletbinding()]
param($computerFQDN)
$containmentRel = Get-RelationshipClass -name:’Microsoft.SystemCenter.InstanceGroupContainsEntities’
$computerClass = Get-MonitoringClass -name:”Microsoft.Windows.Computer”
$criteria = [string]::Format(“PrincipalName = ‘{0}’”,$computerFQDN)
try {
$computer = Get-MonitoringObject -monitoringClass:$computerClass -criteria:$criteria
$relatedObjects = $computer.GetMonitoringRelationshipObjectsWhereTarget($containmentRel,[Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.Configuration.DerivedClassTraversalDepth]::Recursive,[Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.Common.TraversalDepth]::Recursive)
catch {
$_
write-host “An error occurred while querying groups of $computerFQDN”
foreach($group in $relatedObjects)
[array]$Groups = $groups + $group.SourceMonitoringObject.DisplayName
if($groups) {
return $groups
} else {
write-host “No groups available for $computerFQDN”
Usage:
Get-GroupName -ComputerFQDN myserver1
for detail, pls. refer to
http://techibee.com/powershell/powershell-get-scom-groups-of-a-computer-account/1129
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Server Uptime Availability Reports in SCOM

Hi Friends,
Whenever i am running the Availability Report for an server by adding the computer object, it is calculating all the monitors present inside the server and giving us the average/aggregate report as the server Uptime.
Because of that we are getting wrong server availability information. We need to submit our Server availability report to our client and we commited to give 99.5% uptime.
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Hi Dinesh
This is by design - "Whenever i am running the Availability Report for an server by adding the computer object, it is calculating all the monitors present inside the server and giving us the average/aggregate report as the server Uptime."
What you need to do is Add the health service watcher object rather than the computer object.
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Because of the issues with the logical disk space performance widget and multiple disks (if you have 3 disks attached you get 9 results back) I've been trying to adapt a script somebody else wrote (http://blogs.technet.com/b/lukaszr/archive/2014/06/18/how-to-get-nice-logical-disk-state-view-using-powershell-grid-widget.aspx)
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$size = $query.Size
$free = $query.FreeSpace
$percent = $free / $size
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$freeGB = "{0:N1}" -f ($free / 1024 / 1024 / 1024)
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$diskobject["Drive"] = $disk.Displayname
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$diskobject["FreeP"] = $pervalue
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$disklist += $diskobject
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My thinking was to put all the info into one big collection, then sort that by free disk space and select the top 10, then pipe those back into the scriptcontext collection for displaying. It's slightly unwieldy, granted, but works fine in standard powershell
(after changing the scriptcontext bits), just not the widget!
It all seems to work, and brings back data, except the data that comes back has clearly not been sorted before having the top 10 selected. It's as if the sort command is completely ignored. I've tried quite a few variations on the script sort/sort-object
with or without -property in desperation as I seem to be so close, but yet so far.
Any help would be appreciated!
Pete.
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foreach ($disk in $disks)
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$freeGB = "{0:N1}" -f ($free / 1024 / 1024 / 1024)
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$diskobject | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "Server" -Value $disk.Path
$diskobject | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "Drive" -Value $disk.Displayname
$diskobject | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "FreeP" -Value "$pervalue"
$diskobject | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "FreeG" -Value $freeGB
$diskobject | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "FreeTotal" -Value ($freeGB + " / " + $sizeGB)
$disklist += $diskobject
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$GBdisklist | ft

After hacking the code around massively I've managed to solve the issue with it and made it a lot neater in the process. Still unsure what the issue was, but I think it helps to sort the output of the diskinfo first before starting with any of the info processing
/ scriptcontext adding
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$free = $object.FreeSpace
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$freeGB = "{0:N1}" -f ($free / 1024 / 1024 / 1024)
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Powershell to check uptime of servers

I am newbie for powershell. I got a script to check server uptime but I don't know
1) how to output the result?
2) how to change the path of computer.txt==foreach ($computer in Get-Content "computers.txt")?
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$c = Get-WmiObject Win32_PingStatus -f "Address='$computer'"
if($c.StatusCode -eq 0)
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write-host "$computer" "$sysuptime"
else
write-host "$computer is not reachable"

Hi,
This will read an input file (servers.txt) and spit out a CSV file with the results:
Get-Content .\servers.txt | ForEach {
$computerName = $_
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$uptime = Get-WmiObject Win32_OperatingSystem -ComputerName $computerName
$bootTime = $uptime.ConvertToDateTime($uptime.LastBootUpTime)
$elapsedTime = (Get-Date) - $bootTime
$props = @{
ComputerName = $computerName
BootTime = $bootTime
ElapsedTime = '{0:00} Days, {1:00} Hours, {2:00} Minutes, {3:00} Seconds' -f $elapsedTime.Days, $elapsedTime.Hours, $elapsedTime.Minutes, $elapsedTime.Seconds
New-Object PsObject -Property $props
} Else {
$props = @{
ComputerName = $computerName
BootTime = 'ERROR - Did not reply to ping'
ElapsedTime = 'N/A'
New-Object PsObject -Property $props
} | Sort ComputerName | Select ComputerName,BootTime,ElapsedTime | Export-Csv .\uptimes.csv -NoTypeInformation
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SCOM 2012R2 - Alerts Not Generating, Must Restart SCOM to Resolve

Hi TechNet,
I am having an issue with my SCOM 2012R2 where the system goes into a state where alerts are not generated. We start to see events like the one below leading up to the point where this happens. This is resolved by restarting our SCOM MS. Is there another
solution besides having to restart our SCOM MS every day?
A Bind Data Source in Management Group has posted items to the workflow, but has not received a response in 36720 seconds. This indicates a performance or functional problem with the workflow.
Workflow Id : Microsoft.SystemCenter.CollectPerformanceData
Instance : SCOM01.xxxxx.LOCAL
Instance Id : {1189BAF9-AFDC-ADA0-196D-D749A369A350}
- <Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
- <System>
<Provider Name="HealthService" />
<EventID Qualifiers="32768">2115</EventID>
<Level>3</Level>
<Task>0</Task>
<Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords>
<TimeCreated SystemTime="2015-02-02T11:28:11.000000000Z" />
<EventRecordID>2683831</EventRecordID>
<Channel>Operations Manager</Channel>
<Computer>SCOM01.xxxxx.LOCAL</Computer>
<Security />
</System>
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<Data>Concerto Systems Management</Data>
<Data>Microsoft.SystemCenter.CollectAlerts</Data>
<Data>SCOM01.xxxxx.LOCAL</Data>
<Data>{1189BAF9-AFDC-ADA0-196D-D749A369A350}</Data>
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Hi,
Please refer to the Kevin's reply in the thread below:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/systemcenter/en-US/f88bf528-d896-495f-ada2-abfda37e634e/a-bind-data-source-in-management-group-xyx-has-posted-items-to-the-workflow-but-has-not-received-a
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SNMP SCOM 2012R2 Troubleshooting...... Any Tips?

Hi all,
So I'm trying to get my UPS trap alerts in SCOM 2012R2 to work. They work in my SCOM 2007R2 environment but I get nothing in SCOM 2012R2. In SCOM 2012R2 I have also been able to receive traps from our Bluecoat so the rule looks to be working.
Device has been configured to point to the SCOM 2012R2 MS used to manage Network devices
I have discovered the device and it is Healthy
I have created a Rule targeted to Node and no OID specified and Rule Cat: Alert
So i really need to know how I can see why the UPS traps are ignored in SCOM 2012R2. I have also used Wireshark to confirm the trap is reaching the server.
SCOM is just not processing the trap. I think it has to do with the targeting but I need to know what to target. I also tried creating a rule targeted to Host and still no luck.
Between SCOM 2012R2 and SCOM 2007R2 the targeting has changed so I can't even replicate the existing setup.
How can i best see why SCOM is failing to alert on these traps?
Just some additional information the UPS is listed as certified in SCOM 2012R2. Sadly the Bluecoat is not certified and its the only one working.
Thanks
Mike

Thanks Roger,
The SNMP traps are are working for the Bluecoat, so SNMP traps are being received and generating alerts but the traps for the UPS fail to generate alerts on the rule I created. The device was discovered as a SNMP V2 device and Wireshark shows the traps are
delivered to the MS as SNMP v2 traps.
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I find it strange that the bluecoat will generate an alert but the UPS won't. The only thing I could see that was different was if I checked the members of the SNMP group the Bluecoat type is listed as a Node and the UPS type is listed as a Host.
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Migration from SCOM 2007R2 to SCOM 2012R2

   Hello to all. I have a SCOM 2007R2 environment with 3 servers:
   1- SRV #1 has RMS and WebConsole roles.
   2- SRV #2 has Gateway role.
   3- SRV #3 is Shared SQL Server with SCOM DB + Reporting roles.
   This deplyoment monitors ~600 and I´m planning to take it to SCOM 2012 R2.
   Question 1:
   I already read several articles but for me is not clear if I can just insert SCOM 2012 R2 Management Server and Gateway on a existing 2007R2 Management Group (of course that it already has a RMS), begin migrating agents to it
and at the end decomission SCOM 2007 R2 Servers. All articles that I read mention just two options:
a) Side-by-Side migration (install SCOM 2012R2 on a NEW Management Group and begin agent migration to this NEW Management Group) and
b) Upgrade (run in-place upgrade to SCOM 2012 R2 if current SCOM 2007R2 attend SCOM 2012 R2 requirements - if not, install new SCOM 2007R2 servers with supported requirements and run upgrade in-place). Considering this info.,
is it possible to run SCOM 2007 R2 --> 2012 R2 migration as I previously mentioned?
   Question 2:
   Does SCOM 2007R2 agent reports to SCOM 2012R2 Management Servers?
   Question 3:
   Is it possible to run direct migration (not pass through SCOM 2012 - withouy R2) using the path SCOM 2007 R2 --> SCOM 2012 R2 path?
   Regards, EEOC.

Hi,
Q1:
It is suggested to do side by side migration, and for upgrading from System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2, please refer to the below link:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh476934.aspx
Q2:
You can multi-home the clients to both SCOM 2007R2 & 2012, but 2007 agent can’t communicate with a SCOM2012 MS.
Q3:
If we use side by side migration, then we don't need to pass through SCOM 2012, but if we use in-place-upgrade, then we must follow the below path:
SCOM 2007R2 CU4+ >
SCOM 2012 RTM > SCOM 2012 SP1 > SCOM 2012 R2
More details:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/kevinholman/archive/2014/01/20/do-i-need-a-specific-cumulative-update-release-ur-in-order-to-upgrade-to-scom-2012-or-2012-sp1-or-2012-r2.aspx
Regards,
Yan Li
Regards, Yan Li

REST API call in SCOM 2012R2

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struct here. I am new to SCOM 2012 server.
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SCOM 2012 R2 Report Server component install to SQL 2012 Sp1 error?

Hi All
Im having issues installing SCOM 2012 R2 Report Server component to a SQL 2012 Sp1 Server (which is a Windows 2012 R2 Standard server). Im trying to install to the SQL Default server instance, note that the server also has a named instance
which hosts the SCOM databases. SQL Reporting Services is up and running fine (can access the web urls etc). Im also using the SCOM install account wich has full SQL and SCOM Server admin rights for the install. Ive checked that the Firewall
is off locally on the SQL Server, Ive also checked that the existing SCOM components are all in a Healthy state in the SCOM console.
The installed version of SQL Server could not be verified or is not supported. Verify that the computer and the installed version of SQL Server meet the minimum requirements for installation, and that the firewall settings are correct. See the Supported
Configurations document for further information.
Ive attempted the install on a standalone SQL Server away from the SQL Server hosting the SCOM databases, but encounter the same error. The full SCOM MSI Installer log details are below, line that appears most relevant is below but unsure why
this would be the case (same account that I used for SQL install etc). Any help much appreciated! : )
Error: :getSQLInstanceVersion: Unable to find the SRS Instance Key: MSSQLSERVER
[11:51:46]: Debug: :CheckPrerequisites: IsComputerNameValidTitle: Passed
[11:51:46]: Debug: :
[11:51:46]: Debug: :**************************************************
[11:51:46]: Debug: :**************************************************
[11:51:46]: Debug: :<![CDATA[CheckPrerequisites:   Logic Type:and AvicodeAgentInstalled-x86: 0CheckPrerequisites:   Logic Type:and AvicodeAgentInstalled-x64: 0]]>
[11:51:46]: Debug: :
[11:51:46]: Debug: :CheckPrerequisites: AVIcodeAgentCheck: Passed
[11:51:46]: Debug: :
[11:51:46]: Debug: :**************************************************
[11:51:46]: Always: :CheckPrerequisites: Return Value 0
[11:51:46]: Always: :Entering Page: AdditionalPrerequisitesPage
[11:51:48]: Always: :Entering Page: ShortEulaPage
[11:51:48]: Always: :Displaying localized EULA for localization: en
[11:51:48]: Always: :Displaying Eula: C:\Users\opsmgr\AppData\Local\SCOM\Setup\en\eula_en_notice.rtf
[11:51:49]: Info: :Info:User has agreed to EULA.
[11:51:50]: Always: :Entering Page: SelectManagementServerForReporting
[11:52:08]: Info: :Info:Management Server matches the current version of setup.
[11:52:08]: Always: :Entering Page: SelectReportingInstance
[11:52:08]: Always: :SQL Server SRS Instance (escaped name) RS_MSSQLSERVER
[11:52:08]: Info: :Attempting to get the SSRS version from:
\\WDC-SYSSQL01\Root\Microsoft\SqlServer\ReportServer\RS_MSSQLSERVER:__NAMESPACE
[11:52:08]: Debug: :Path is
\\WDC-SYSSQL01\Root\Microsoft\SqlServer\ReportServer\RS_MSSQLSERVER\V11:MSReportServer_Instance
[11:52:08]: Always: :SRS instance on WDC-SYSSQL01. Version 11.0.3000.0.
[11:52:08]: Always: :No SRS instances on WDC-SYSSQL01.
[11:52:08]: Error: :getSQLInstanceVersion: Unable to find the SRS Instance Key: MSSQLSERVER
[11:52:08]: Info: :Info: WDC-SYSSQL01 SRS version =
[11:52:08]: Error: :Couldn't check SRS version: Threw Exception.Type: System.ArgumentException, Exception Error Code: 0x80070057, Exception.Message: Version string portion was too short or too long.
[11:52:08]: Error: :StackTrace:   at System.Version.TryParseVersion(String version, VersionResult& result)
   at System.Version.Parse(String input)
   at Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.OperationsManager.Setup.ReportingComponent.CheckSRSVersion(String srsInstance, String requiredSRSVersion)
[11:52:11]: Info: :Attempting to check SRS version
[11:52:11]: Error: :getSQLInstanceVersion: Unable to find the SRS Instance Key: MSSQLSERVER
[11:52:11]: Info: :Info: WDC-SYSSQL01 SRS version =
[11:52:11]: Error: :Couldn't check SRS version: Threw Exception.Type: System.ArgumentException, Exception Error Code: 0x80070057, Exception.Message: Version string portion was too short or too long.
[11:52:11]: Error: :StackTrace:   at System.Version.TryParseVersion(String version, VersionResult& result)
   at System.Version.Parse(String input)
   at Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.OperationsManager.Setup.ReportingComponent.CheckSRSVersion(String srsInstance, String requiredSRSVersion)
[11:52:28]: Info: :The user canceled setup
[11:52:28]: Always: :Begin: Property bag dump.
[11:52:28]: Always: :SetupStartTime = 26/03/2014 11:51:38
[11:52:28]: Always: :Collection ProtectedProperties (System.Collections.ArrayList):
[11:52:28]: Always: : [0] = ActionAccountPassword
[11:52:28]: Always: : [1] = DASAccountPassword
[11:52:28]: Always: :DefaultLogName = C:\Users\opsmgr\AppData\Local\SCOM\Logs\OpsMgrSetupWizard.log
[11:52:28]: Always: :DefaultLogPath = C:\Users\opsmgr\AppData\Local\SCOM\Logs
[11:52:28]: Always: :path = F:\Setup\AMD64\
[11:52:28]: Always: :setupexepath = C:\Users\opsmgr\AppData\Local\SCOM\Setup
[11:52:28]: Always: :ArchitectureIs64Check = True
[11:52:28]: Always: :OperationManagerAgentInstalled = 1
[11:52:28]: Always: :Collection ListOfSupportedComponents (System.Collections.ArrayList):
[11:52:28]: Always: : [0] = OMCONSOLE
[11:52:28]: Always: : [1] = OMSERVER
[11:52:28]: Always: : [2] = OMWEBCONSOLE
[11:52:28]: Always: : [3] = OMREPORTING
[11:52:28]: Always: :install = 1
[11:52:28]: Always: :installpath = C:\Program Files\Microsoft System Center 2012 R2\Operations Manager
[11:52:28]: Always: :EulaFilesPath = C:\Users\opsmgr\AppData\Local\SCOM\Setup
[11:52:28]: Always: :HealthServiceTypeId = AB4C891F-3359-3FB6-0704-075FBFE36710
[11:52:28]: Always: :hsPort = C51B7833-DA54-1653-D8FD-1A738EF8DED5
[11:52:28]: Always: :ServerBlockReason = A Operations Manager agent was found on this computer. Please remove the agent and then run Setup again.
[11:52:28]: Always: :ScreensLoaded = 1
[11:52:28]: Always: :Collection ListOfSelectedComponents (System.Collections.ArrayList):
[11:52:28]: Always: : [0] = OMREPORTING
[11:52:28]: Always: :OMREPORTING = 1
[11:52:28]: Always: :SelectDatabaseInstanceReloadScreenInformation = 1
[11:52:28]: Always: :ReloadPrerequisitesPageChoice = PrerequisitesProgressPage
[11:52:28]: Always: :LoadedPrerequisiteXmlFile = True
[11:52:28]: Always: :PrerequisitesCheckXMLLoaded = True
[11:52:28]: Always: :CountFilteredPrerequisites_Failed = 0
[11:52:28]: Always: :CountFilteredPrerequisites_Warning = 0
[11:52:28]: Always: :CountFilteredPrerequisites_PassedWithChoices = 0
[11:52:28]: Always: :CountFilteredPrerequisites_Passed = 10
[11:52:28]: Always: :PrerequisiteState = Passed
[11:52:28]: Always: :XmlFilteredPrerequisites_Passed : Begin XML property
[11:52:28]: Always: :<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><Root><Title TitleText="OMREPORTING"><Detail state="Passed" image="pack://application:,,,/SetupChainerUI;component/GreenCheck.png"
name="memoryCheckTitle" descriptionBody="" descriptionTitle="ReportingMemCheckPassed" resolution="ReportingMemCheckResolution" /><Detail state="Passed" image="pack://application:,,,/SetupChainerUI;component/GreenCheck.png"
name="ntfsCheckTitle" descriptionBody="" descriptionTitle="ntfsCheckPassed" resolution="ntfsCheckResolution" /><Detail state="Passed" image="pack://application:,,,/SetupChainerUI;component/GreenCheck.png"
name="DriveSpaceCheckTitle" descriptionBody="" descriptionTitle="ServerDriveSpaceCheckPassed" resolution="ServerDriveSpaceCheckResolution" /><Detail state="Passed" image="pack://application:,,,/SetupChainerUI;component/GreenCheck.png"
name="OSVersionCheckTitle" descriptionBody="" descriptionTitle="OSVersionCheckPassed" resolution="OSVersionCheckResolution" /><Detail state="Passed" image="pack://application:,,,/SetupChainerUI;component/GreenCheck.png"
name="WindowsInstallerCheckTitle" descriptionBody="" descriptionTitle="WindowsInstallerCheckPassed" resolution="WindowsInstallerCheckResolution" /><Detail state="Passed" image="pack://application:,,,/SetupChainerUI;component/GreenCheck.png"
name="RemoteRegistryCheckTitle" descriptionBody="" descriptionTitle="RemoteRegistryCheckPassed" resolution="RemoteRegistryCheckResolution" /><Detail state="Passed" image="pack://application:,,,/SetupChainerUI;component/GreenCheck.png"
name="PendingRebootCheckTitle" descriptionBody="" descriptionTitle="PendingRebootCheckPassed" resolution="PendingRebootCheckResolution" /><Detail state="Passed" image="pack://application:,,,/SetupChainerUI;component/GreenCheck.png"
name="ActiveDirectoryCheckTitle" descriptionBody="" descriptionTitle="ActiveDirectoryCheckPassed" resolution="ActiveDirectoryCheckResolution" /><Detail state="Passed" image="pack://application:,,,/SetupChainerUI;component/GreenCheck.png"
name="IsComputerNameValidTitle" descriptionBody="" descriptionTitle="IsComputerNameValidPassed" resolution="IsComputerNameValidResolution" /><Detail state="Passed" image="pack://application:,,,/SetupChainerUI;component/GreenCheck.png"
name="AVIcodeAgentCheck" descriptionBody="" descriptionTitle="AVICodeAgentCheckPassed" resolution="AVICodeAgentCheckResolution" /></Title></Root>
[11:52:28]: Always: :End XML property
[11:52:28]: Always: :ManagementServer = WDC-SYSOPS01.landmarc.local
[11:52:28]: Always: :DefaultSDKMachine = WDC-SYSOPS01.landmarc.local
[11:52:28]: Always: :UserCanceledInstall = 1
[11:52:28]: Always: :InstallSuccess = 1
[11:52:28]: Always: :End: Property bag dump.
[11:52:28]: Debug: :CEIP disabled. CEIP data will NOT be sent.
[11:52:28]: Always: :Application Ended: Successful
[11:52:28]: Always: :
[2014-03-26T11:52:28.4724357+00:00]: Always: Trace Session Ended

Hi,
According to the error message:
[11:52:11]: Error: :getSQLInstanceVersion: Unable to find the SRS Instance Key: MSSQLSERVER
[11:52:11]: Info: :Info: WDC-SYSSQL01 SRS version =
[11:52:11]: Error: :Couldn't check SRS version: Threw Exception.Type: System.ArgumentException, Exception Error Code: 0x80070057, Exception.Message: Version string portion was too short or too long.
The issue is SQL report server database related, I would like to suggest you create a new report database for SCOM and then check the reuslt. Please refer to the below links and follow it to set up SCOM 2012 R2:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/kevinholman/archive/2013/01/16/opsmgr-2012-sp1-quickstart-deployment-guide.aspx
In addition, here is thread for your reference also:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/3f883b7f-5a33-49f0-a40d-f3311e68609d/unable-to-connect-to-the-data-access-service-installing-report-server?forum=operationsmanagerreporting
Regards,
Yan Li
Regards, Yan Li

Error During install Exchange 2013 through Powershell on Server 2012 "Mailbox role: Client Access service"

Dear all
During install Exchange 2013 through Powershell on Server 2012 I got this error in Mailbox role: Client Access service :
The following error was generated when "$error.Clear();
$BEVdirIdentity = $RoleNetBIOSName + "\OWA (Exchange Back End)";
new-OwaVirtualDirectory -Role Mailbox -WebSiteName "Exchange Back End" -DomainController $RoleDomainController
set-OwaVirtualdirectory -Identity $BEVdirIdentity -FormsAuthentication:$false -WindowsAuthentication:$true;
" was run: "An error occurred while creating the IIS virtual directory 'IIS://MONAMBX2.mona.local/W3SVC/2/ROOT/o
wa' on 'MONAMBX2'.".
The following error was generated when "$error.Clear();
$BEVdirIdentity = $RoleNetBIOSName + "\OWA (Exchange Back End)";
new-OwaVirtualDirectory -Role Mailbox -WebSiteName "Exchange Back End" -DomainController $RoleDomainController
set-OwaVirtualdirectory -Identity $BEVdirIdentity -FormsAuthentication:$false -WindowsAuthentication:$true;
" was run: "The operation couldn't be performed because object 'MONAMBX2\OWA (Exchange Back End)' couldn't be fo
und on 'MonaDc1.mona.local'.".
Any advice please !!

I can't answer your question but I had a similar issue when I was trying to move our mailbox database off the C: drive. Our environment still has an Exchange 2007 server in it and when I was trying to move the database on the 2013 server, I would get
error messages saying the database does not exist. It seemed like it was trying to move the database on the 2007 server from the similar error messages that I was getting. To get around it, I deleted the database and created a new one on the drive
where we wanted it.
I discovered this when I was configuring the Antispam settings. I deleted our 2007 settings, added them to the 2013 shell, the settings appeared on our 2007 server. The shell on 2013 was making changes to 2007.
I'm not sure if there is a "Get|Set or New" command that I/we should be using when this happens. Or maybe my issues will be fixed if I just remove the Exchange 2007 server? I'm not ready to do that yet because I can't configure the spam filtering
on 2013 yet with its shell not being able to make the changes that we need.
I don't know if your environment is in coexistence mode like mine.
Hopefully someone else out there has an answer or can tell us when/how the shell can make the appropriate changes to the 2013 server. Does this happen after the 2007 server is removed?

Deploy scom 2012 r2 on server 2012 r2

Going to deploy scom 2012 r2 on server 2012 r2 with sql 2012 sp1. a few questions before starting:
1. roles placement: server1 - management server, operation console;
                             server2: database server, reporting server;
                             Not sure where to place web console - server1 or server2?
2. what are the least privileges to have for the installation account - domain user with local administrators?
    should the servers' system account need to be member of local administrators?
3. what about other SCOM specific accounts? what least privileges they need?
Thanks in advance.

1. You can place it on the 1st server. do note however the downside doing all in one box SCOM components.
2. It would be best to use a domain user account with local admin rights on the box
3. Its all in the SCOM deployment docs..
You might want to check this link
http://blogs.technet.com/b/kevinholman/archive/2013/10/18/opsmgr-2012-r2-quickstart-deployment-guide.aspx (same as
Blake Mengotto)
Hope this helps.
Thanks,

Benefits of Client Side Monitoring with SCOM 2012R2?

I'm working on the architecture for adding SCOM 2012R2 to our Windows network. Right now we use SCCM 2012R2 and SCEP. I'm trying to determine whether I should include our workstation computers as part of this or only servers. We won't
be doing Application Performance Monitoring (APM). So what would be the benefit of putting the SCOM agent on the workstations?
# When I wrote this script only God and I knew what I was doing. # Now, only God Knows!

Hi,
As it was mentioned by Yan Li_ first thing to do is the proper planning and comparing all pros and cons of SCOM client monitoring, depending on numbers of agent\agentless servers\workstations to be monitored. With a large number of agentless monitored
clients, it makes sense to have a separate SCOM infrastructure.
As well, please look at this links:
http://stefanroth.net/2013/05/27/scom-agentless-exception-monitoring-aem-faq/
http://stefanroth.net/2013/05/14/scom-2012-custom-aem-reports/
http://www.ms-opsmgr.eu/?p=332
Natalya
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SCOM Agent on Linux Server Fail

Dears,
I am new to this topic of deploying SCOM Agent to Linux Server...
In my deployment, I want to push SCOM Agent to Linux Ubuntu, I have confirmed below:
Ubuntu distribution is supported
I am using root account with no SSH certificate
On Linux Server firewall for IPv4 and IPv6 is off
I can telnet to linux port 22
root account have privilege to access 22
WHen I try push installation, I am able to:
Discover the servers
Push the agent and deploy it (I can see the service scom agent service started and I can telnet to Linux Server port 1270)
when scom push agent wizard try to sign the certificate it fail with below error:
Task invocation failed with error code -2130771918. Error message was: The SCXCertWriteAction module encountered a DoProcess exception. The workflow "Microsoft.Unix.Agent.GetCert.Task"
has been unloaded.
Module: SCXCertWriteAction
Location: DoProcess
Exception type: ScxCertLibExceptionTask invocation failed with error code -2130771918. Error message was: The SCXCertWriteAction module encountered a DoProcess exception. The workflow "Microsoft.Unix.Agent.GetCert.Task"
has been unloaded.
Module: SCXCertWriteAction
Location: DoProcess
Exception type: ScxCertLibException
Exception message: Unable to open root store; {Access is denied.}
Additional data: Sudo path: /etc/opt/microsoft/scx/conf/sudodir/
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----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-----END CERTIFICATE-----
Management group: OMMS
Workflow name: Microsoft.Unix.Agent.GetCert.Task
Object name: Unix Linux Monitoring Resource Pool
Object ID: {76C1B3F5-866D-0AFC-3E98-4EBC36647765}
I have tried to:
I tried to add FQDN Name of Linux Server with IP address to host file (but again it fail)
I have tried sudo account , it also fail with same error
Please help on this.

Jean,
It looks like this is most likely your issues. Please give it a try and see if it resolves the problem.
Possible Causes
The Management Servers default action account does not have the necessary privileges (administrator) to open the root certificate store.
Resolutions
Set the Action Account for the Manage Server(s) as a local administrator account
Configure a local administrator account in the Run As Profile: Certificate Signing Profile
If the Certificate Signing Profile is configured, the action account associated in that profile will be used. If not, it will fall back to the default Action Account
Regards,
-Steve

Move SCOM agent between gateway server and management server ?

Dear all,
IN SCOM 2012 R2 is it possible to move SCOM agent between gateway server and management server ? I mean if one agent is reporting to Gateway server , in case if i want to shutdown that Gateway server , can i move to another Management server and
Vice versa ?
Thanks,
Sengo

Hi,
http://blogs.catapultsystems.com/cfuller/archive/2012/06/05/how-does-the-failover-process-work-in-opsmgr-2012-scom-sysctr.aspx
and links at the bottom of
the article

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