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Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM

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Contents

1 Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM 5

2 System Requirements (SCOM) 6Configuring the Least-Privileged User (LPU) (SCOM) 6

Adding an SSL Certificate to the vROps Truststore (SCOM) 9

3 Installing the Management Pack (SCOM) 11

4 Upgrading the Management Pack (SCOM) 14

5 Configuring the Management Pack (SCOM) 17Creating a Credential (SCOM) 17

Creating an Adapter Instance (SCOM) 19

Running Historical Mode (SCOM) 21

Configuring the Properties File (SCOM) 21

Adding Top-Level Object Types (SCOM) 23

Modifying Default Database Queries (SCOM) 24

Validating Data Collection (SCOM) 24

6 Troubleshooting the Management Pack (SCOM) 26

7 Using the Management Pack (SCOM) 28Resource Kinds and Relationships (SCOM) 28

Inventory Tree (Traversal Spec) (SCOM) 31

Dashboards (SCOM) 34

SCOM Alerts 34

SCOM Computer Performance 35

SCOM Computer Utilization 36

SCOM Hyper-V Alerts 37

SCOM Hyper-V Cluster Utilization 38

SCOM Hyper-V Heatmaps 39

SCOM Hyper-V Host Utilization 40

SCOM Hyper-V VM Performance 41

SCOM Hyper-V VM Utilization 42

SCOM MS SQL Cluster 43

SCOM MS SQL 44

SCOM Overview 45

SCOM SQL Server Alerts 46

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Views (SCOM) 47

Reports (SCOM) 49

Analysis Badges and Capacity Definitions (SCOM) 50

Alerts (SCOM) 52

Metrics (SCOM) 53


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Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM 1The VMware vRealize® True Visibility™ Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM is an embedded adapter for vRealize Operations (vROps), providing detailed insights into the health, performance, and capacity of resources managed by Microsoft System Center Operations Manager (SCOM). With its pre-configured dashboards, reports, and alerts, you can quickly identify and troubleshoot problems in your Hyper-V and SQL Server environments—all within the vRealize Operations user interface.

Notable Features

The Management Pack harnesses powerful vRealize Operations features such as:

n 13 comprehensive monitoring dashboards, including:

n SCOM Hyper-V Cluster Utilization

n SCOM Hyper-V Host Utilization

n SCOM Hyper-V VM Utilization

n SCOM SQL Server Alerts

n SCOM Computer Performance

n Alerts mapped from MS SCOM alerts and events and displayed within vROps

n Derived Hyper-V Cluster metrics such as processor time, used memory, highest pages, network traffic, and average disk transfer duration

n vRealize Calculated Memory, CPU, Network, and Storage capacities for MS Windows Computer and MS Windows Hyper-V VMs

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System Requirements (SCOM) 2Before installing and configuring the Management Pack, ensure your system meets the following requirements:

vRealize Operations Requirements Microsoft SCOM Requirements

Version(s) vRealize Operations 6. 3+ (Enterprise edition)

Microsoft SCOM 2016

Microsoft SCOM 2012 (SP1, R2)

Connection Hostname (or IP address) of vROps system

The Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM collects data using the jtds drivervia port1433(default).

You will need your SCOM Database Hostname (or IP address).

Optional: Database name(s) to monitor (if specific databases are not specified, all databases will be returned).

Credentials N/A SCOM Database User Name/Password(See also: Configuring the Least-Privileged User (LPU) (SCOM))

Note If you use Active Directory (i.e., Windows Integrated Authentication), you must also provide the domain name. See: Creating a Credential (SCOM).

This chapter includes the following topics:

n Configuring the Least-Privileged User (LPU) (SCOM)

n Adding an SSL Certificate to the vROps Truststore (SCOM)

Configuring the Least-Privileged User (LPU) (SCOM)

The following SQL script should set up a local LPU user and grant the required SELECT permissions to the necessary tables in order to collect data from the source database. You may choose to use an AD user account instead of a local as indicated in the script.

Take note of the following placeholders within the script:

n Replace LPUUSERNAME with DB username for LPU user

n Replace LPUPASSWORD with LPU user password

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n Replace LPUROLE with the name you want to assign to the LPU role

Note If the operational database is on a separate system than the Data Warehouse database, those sections of the script must be run on the correct corresponding systems.

-- Run the code below on ALL database Servers used by SCOM

use master;

CREATE LOGIN LPUUSERNAME WITH PASSWORD = LPUPASSWORD;

CREATE USER LPUUSERNAME;

-- If using AlwaysOne Availability Clusters, Need to record SID and create user with that

--SELECT [name], [sid]

--FROM [sys].[database_principals]

--WHERE [type_desc] = 'SQL_USER' AND

--[name] = 'LPUUSERNAME'

-- On other servers

-- CREATE LOGIN LPUUSERNAME WITH PASSWORD = LPUPASSWORD,SID = <Full SID here, should be long hex number starting with 0x>

GRANT CONNECT SQL to LPUUSERNAME;

GRANT VIEW SERVER STATE to LPUUSERNAME;

GRANT VIEW DATABASE STATE TO LPUUSERNAME;

GRANT VIEW DEFINITION TO LPUUSERNAME;

-- Run the following code on the OperationsManager Database Servers

use OperationsManager;


GRANT CONNECT to LPUUSERNAME;



CREATE ROLE LPUROLE;

EXEC sp_addrolemember N'LPUROLE', N'LPUUSERNAME'

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.ManagedEntityGenericView TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.ManagedTypeView TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.RelationshipGenericView TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.RelationshipTypeView TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.PerformanceDataAllView TO LPUROLE;


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GRANT SELECT ON dbo.PerformanceCounterView TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.AlertView TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.MaintenanceModeView TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.MTV_Computer TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.RuleView TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.ManagementPackView TO LPUROLE;

IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.views where name = 'MTV_Microsoft$Windows$HyperV$VirtualMachine')

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.MTV_Microsoft$Windows$HyperV$VirtualMachine TO LPUROLE;

IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.views where name = 'MTV_Microsoft$SQLServer$DBEngine')

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.MTV_Microsoft$SQLServer$DBEngine TO LPUROLE;

-- Grant SELECT access to all tables matching MTV_%NetworkAdapter

DECLARE @NetworkTableName AS nvarchar(128);

DECLARE @NetworkTableCursor AS CURSOR;

SET @NetworkTableCursor = CURSOR FOR

SELECT name FROM sys.views where name LIKE 'MTV_%NetworkAdapter';

OPEN @NetworkTableCursor;

FETCH NEXT FROM @NetworkTableCursor INTO @NetworkTableName;

WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0

BEGIN

--GRANT SELECT ON dbo.[@NetworkTableName] TO LPUROLE;

DECLARE @sql AS varchar(max);

SET @sql = 'GRANT SELECT on dbo.' + @NetworkTableName + ' TO LPUROLE;';

EXEC(@sql);

FETCH NEXT FROM @NetworkTableCursor INTO @NetworkTableName;

END

-- Run the following code on the OperationsManagerDW Database Servers (Data Warehouse)

use OperationsManagerDW;


GRANT CONNECT to LPUUSERNAME;




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CREATE ROLE LPUROLE;

EXEC sp_addrolemember N'LPUROLE', N'LPUUSERNAME'

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vManagedEntity TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vManagedEntityType TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON State.vStateRaw TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vRelationship TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vRelationshipType TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vRelationshipProperty TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vRelationshipTypeManagementPackVersion TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON perf.vPerfRaw TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vPerformanceRuleInstance TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vPerformanceRule TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON Alert.vAlert TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON Alert.vAlertResolutionState TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON Event.vEvent TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vDisplayString TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vMaintenanceMode TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vMaintenanceModeHistory TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vManagedEntityTypeProperty TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vManagedEntityPropertyset TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vRule TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vMonitor TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vManagementPack TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vManagedEntityMonitor TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON dbo.vTypedManagedEntity TO LPUROLE;

GRANT SELECT ON Event.vEventRule TO LPUROLE;

Adding an SSL Certificate to the vROps Truststore (SCOM)


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We recommend adding an SSL certificate for your SCOM host server to the vROps truststore to prevent a Missing SSL Certificate error during configuration, as well as help provide an added level of security. (See: Chapter 6 Troubleshooting the Management Pack (SCOM))

Note Different levels of security can be configured in the Management Pack. The least secure configuration is to set the SSL Config Advanced Setting to No SSL. The next level of security is to set SSL Config to No Verify , and the Management Pack will accept all SSL certificates. For the highest level of security, you can set SSL Config to Verify, and the Management Pack will have to verify the SSL certificate on your vROps system. See: Creating an Adapter Instance (SCOM).

To add the SSL certificate to your vROps truststore:

1 Obtain the SSL certificate for your SCOM host server from your Internet browser. Export the certificate as an X.509 Certificate (PEM).

2 Copy the certificate to your vROps machine.

3 Use ‘ssh’ to log in to the vROps machine as the root user, then run the following command:

Linux:

$VCOPS_BASE/jre/bin/keytool -import -alias <product_alias> -file /tmp/<certfile> -keystore “$VCOPS_DATA_VCOPS/user/conf/ssl/tcserver.truststore” -storepass <truststore_password> -trustcacerts

Windows:

%VCOPS_BASE%\jre\bin\keytool -import -alias <product_alias> C:\path\to\certfile -keystore “%VCOPS_DATA_VCOPS%\user\conf\ssl\tcserver.truststore” -storepass <truststore_password> -trustcacerts

Note The <truststore_password> is generated by vROps and is located in/storage/vcops/user/conf/ssl/storePass.properties. Copy the password from thessltruststorePassword= field and paste it in the <truststore_password> placeholder.

Parameter Descriptions:

n -alias is a unique name for each key that you add (per host)

n certfile is the location where the cert file was saved

4 Run the reboot command to re-start the vROps machine for the changes to take effect.


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Installing the Management Pack (SCOM) 3This vRealize Operations Management Pack is installed using a .pak file.

Note If you are upgrading from a previous version of the Management Pack, please see: Chapter 4 Upgrading the Management Pack (SCOM) before installing the new version.

1 Log in to vRealize Operations as an admin user.

2 From the top navigation bar, select Administration. In the left panel, the default Solutions

view will be selected. In the right panel, click the Add icon.

Note If you are using vROps 7.5, Solutions will have two subcategories: Configuration and Repository. Select Repository and scroll down to Other Management Packs and select Add a Management Pack to install a new management pack. Refer to the second screenshot below if needed.

vROps versions 7 and lower:

vROps version 7.5:

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3 The Add Solution window will appear. Browse to the location of the saved .pak file, then click Upload.


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4 Click Next when the upload has finished.

5 Read and accept the End User License Agreement (EULA), then click Next.

6 Click Finish when the installation process is complete.


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Upgrading the Management Pack (SCOM) 4Note This topic applies only to existing users of the Management Pack for SCOM.

When upgrading to a newer version of the Management Pack, we recommend the following tasks:

n Delete existing SCOM objects

n Adjust Credentials (Active Directory authentication users only)

n Adjust Instance Name or Port, SSL Config, and Max Events settings

n Assign new icons to objects

Important If using WIA authentication on Windows, the vROps collector will be running under an impersonated user account. You will need to restart the vROps collector manually after upgrading the Management Pack.

Delete existing SCOM objects

We recommend deleting existing objects as part of upgrading to a new version of the Management Pack for SCOM.

To delete existing objects:

1 Click the Administration

icon, then select Inventory Explorer

.

2 Expand Object Types to view the full list of Microsoft SCOM objects.

3 Select object(s) from the list, then click the Delete

icon.

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4 Click Yes when the confirmation dialog appears to delete the objects.

Adjust Credentials (Active Directory authentication users only)

If you are upgrading the Management Pack and are using Active Directory authentication, you will have to adjust your credentials as indicated in Creating a Credential (SCOM).

Adjust Instance Name or Port, SSL Config, and Max Events settings

When upgrading to the latest version of the Management Pack, the Instance Name or Port, SSL Config, and Max Events settings in the Manage Solution window may be blank or incorrect, which will result in your adapter instance(s) stopping collection. See: Creating an Adapter Instance (SCOM) for details on configuring the new settings.

Assign new icons to objects

We also recommend assigning new default icons to SCOM objects after upgrading to the latest version of the Management Pack.

To assign new default icons to SCOM objects:

1 Navigate to Content > Icons.

2 From the Adapter Type drop-down menu, select Microsoft SCOM.

3 Multi-select all the SCOM objects listed on the page.

Click the Assign Default Icons icon, then click Yes to the confirmation dialog to complete the default icon assignment for the selected objects.

Note You may have to repeat steps 3 & 4 once or twice to select all SCOM objects and complete the default icon assignment.


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Configuring the Management Pack (SCOM) 5Configuring the Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM in vRealize Operations includes the following required tasks:

n Creating a Credential (SCOM)

n Creating an Adapter Instance (SCOM)

Note In addition, you may want to perform one or more of the following optional tasks to further configure the Management Pack for your specific needs:

n Running Historical Mode (SCOM) (optional)

n Configuring the Properties File (SCOM) (optional)

n Adding Top-Level Object Types (SCOM) (optional)

n Modifying Default Database Queries (SCOM) (optional)

n Validating Data Collection (SCOM) (optional)




n Running Historical Mode (SCOM)

n Configuring the Properties File (SCOM)

n Adding Top-Level Object Types (SCOM)

n Modifying Default Database Queries (SCOM)

n Validating Data Collection (SCOM)

Creating a Credential (SCOM)

One of the required configuration tasks for the Management Pack is to create a set of credentials in vROps.

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Prerequisites

n Chapter 3 Installing the Management Pack (SCOM)

Procedure


2 Click the Administration icon. In the left panel, click Credentials.

3 Click the Add icon. In the Manage Credential window that appears, enter the following information:

Results

Note Existing users of the Management Pack for SCOM may see additional "grayed -out" fields in the Manage Credential window when upgrading. In that case, you will want to delete your existing credential and create a new one.

n Credential name: A name for this set of credentials

n User Name: Your Microsoft SCOM Database User Name

n Password: The password associated with your Microsoft SCOM Database User Name

Note Active directory users must prepend the domain name to their user name as follows: domain/username - or - username@domain.

What to do next

Creating an Adapter Instance (SCOM)


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Creating an Adapter Instance (SCOM)

Before you can begin using the Management Pack, you must create an adapter instance to identify the host from which the Management Pack will retrieve data.

Prerequisites

n Chapter 3 Installing the Management Pack (SCOM)


Procedure


2 Click the Administration icon. In the right panel, the Solutions view will be displayed.

3 Select Microsoft SCOM from the Solutions list.

4 Click the Configure icon. The Manage Solution window will appear.

Note Click the Add icon above theInstance Namelist on the left to create multiple adapter instances.


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5 In the Manage Solution window, enter the following information:

a Instance Settings:

n Display Name: A name for this particular instance of the Management Pack

n Description: Optional, but it can be helpful to describe multiple instances of the Management Pack

b Basic Settings:

n Database Host:Hostname or IP address of the Microsoft SCOM database host

Note The Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM supports IPv4 and IPv6.

n Instance Name or Port: The name of your SQL Server instance, or the port used to connect to the database.

n Database: The name of the SCOM database (or data warehouse) containing the source data

n Credential: Select the credential you created when Creating a Credential (SCOM).

c Advanced Settings:

n Collector(s)/Groups: Default collector group, unless otherwise specified


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n SSL Config: Options are No Verify (default value; SSL enabled/certificate not verified), No SSL (SSL disabled), and Verify (SSL enabled/certificate verified). See also: Adding an SSL Certificate to the vROps Truststore (SCOM).)

n Max Events: The default maximum number of events returned per collection cycle is 5000.

n Support Autodiscovery: When you enable autodiscovery (default), the Management Pack creates resources and relationships in vROps, then collects data for the discovered resources after the main collection query runs. This should not be set to False

Note The collection interval for the adapter instance resource determines how often the Management Pack collects data. The default collection interval is five minutes, but the interval can be changed in the scom.properties file.

What to do next

n To validate data collection, see: Validating Data Collection (SCOM).

Running Historical Mode (SCOM)

To backfill data after upgrading to a new version of the Management Pack, you can run historical mode, as follows:

1 Stop all adapter instances.

2 Go to the $VCOPS_BASE/user/plugins/inbound/msscom_adapter3/conf directory.

3 Open the historical.properties file and set historicModeEnabled=true and hoursOfDataToCollectOnInstall to be greater than 0.

Note OPTIONAL: Set historicalDataChunkSizeInMinutes, which is the amount of time that each historical collection will be allotted. An example would be to set it to 100 hours of data to collect, with 600 minute intervals so that there will be 10 historical collections with 10 hours of data each.

4 Go to the $VCOPS_BASE/user/plugins/inbound/msscom_adapter3/work director.

5 Remove the lastcollection_<#>.properties file that corresponds with the adapter instance. If you want to use historical collection on all adapters, remove all lastcollection_<#>.properties files.

6 Restart the adapters. Historical metrics should fill in as expected.

Configuring the Properties File (SCOM)


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The scom.properties file in the $VCOPS_BASE/user/plugins/inbound/msscom_adapter3/conf/folder contains general settings that apply to all database queries. You can modify these properties to customize Management Pack operation.

Note After you modify property values, stop and restart collection for the adapter instance for changes to take effect.

Prerequisites

n Creating an Adapter Instance

Properties

The following additional configuration settings can be found in the scom.properties file located in the $VCOPS_BASE/user/plugins/inbound/msscom_adapter3/conf/ folder. You can modify the entries in the file, and they will be read in during the next collection.

Property DescriptionDefault Value

namePrefix Prefix for resource name. If specified, all resources in the system added by SCOM adapter will have this prefix.

blank

generateDownAlert Enable/disable Resource Down alert generation for non-adapter instance resources

false

topLevelResourceKinds Defines the list of SCOM entity types that will be represented as separate resource kinds. For more information, see:Adding Top-Level Object Types (SCOM).

See full list in properties file.

createExternalRelationships Enable/disable relationship creation between identical external resources (of VMware and Hyperic adapters)

false

relationship_sync_interval Determines how frequently relationships are computed and sent to vRealize. The unit is in collection cycles. The default collection cycle is 5 minutes. By default, relationships will be updated every 50 minutes.

10

max_relationships_per_collection This determines the max amount of relationships that can be sent to vRealize on any collection cycle. If more than this number of relationships are present, the remaining relationships are deferred to the next collection cycle(s).

500

activeDirectoryOU To filter by Active Directory Organizational Unit, Active Directory Site, or both, add the OU or site. Each can be comma-separated list of OUs/Sites

blank

activeDirectorySite


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Property DescriptionDefault Value

importComputersWithNoActiveDirectoryInformation If AD filtering is enabled, this flag determines how to deal with computers that do not contain AD information.

true

importEntitiesNotAttachedToComputers If AD filtering is enabled, this flag determines how to deal with entities that do not have a relationship to a Computer (with or without AD information)

true

What to do next

n If you set the Support Autodiscovery setting to False, see: Discovering Resources Manually.

n To validate data collection, see: Validating Data Collection.

Adding Top-Level Object Types (SCOM)

By default, the Management Pack for SCOM recognizes a default list of object types (i.e., resource kinds). (See: Resource Kinds and Relationships (SCOM)). You can configure additional top-level object types using the topLevelResourceKinds property in the scom.properties file. SCOM entities that are not configured as top-level types appear as metric groups under the nearest top-level parent entity. If multiple levels of objects that are not top-level appear under a top-level object, the Management Pack for SCOM creates groups within groups. EXAMPLE: if an entity named mydb of type Microsoft.SQLServer.Database is not configured as a top-level type, it appears as an instanced group named Microsoft.SQLServer.Database:mydb. The Management Pack will assign all metrics for mydb to the instanced group.

Prerequisites


Procedure

1 The query returns all SCOM entities.

a For a database, run the query SELECT Name FROM ManagedTypeView ORDER BY Name

b For a data warehouse, run the query SELECT ManagedEntityTypeSystemName FROM vManagedEntityType ORDER BY ManagedEntityTypeSystemName

2 From the query results, find the entity types to add as a top-level object type.

3 Edit the scom.properties file to add the value(s) to the comma-separated list in the topLevelResourceKinds property.

4 Save your changes and close the scom.properties file.

5 Optionally, add the object type to the categories.properties file, assigning it to the category group Appliances, Applications, Operating Systems, Services, Servers, or Virtualization.


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6 Stop and restart collection for the adapter instance.

Modifying Default Database Queries (SCOM)

The Management Pack for SCOM uses certain default SQL queries to collect SCOM data and discover SCOM objects. These queries are modified with each version of the Management Pack.

Caution CAUTION! We DO NOT recommend modifying the default database queries unless you are familiar with this type of advanced configuration.

If you choose to modify the default queries at your own risk, they can be found within the following template properties files, which are located at $VCOPS_BASE/user/plugins/inbound/msscom_adapter3/conf/:

n sql_db.properties.template – contains default queries for the Database source database type

n sql_dw.properties.template – contains the default queries for the Data warehouse source database type

When modifying queries, you will want to re-name the files by removing the .template portion of filename, and then stop and restart data collection for the adapter instance in order for the new properties to take effect.

Note Each query must return a result that contains the same number of columns with the same names (labels). In addition, you will want to ensure that the default number of parameters (indicated by ?) is retained, in the same order, when modifying the queries. For example, the mainCollectSQL query must have two parameters to specify the time window to retrieve metrics: (pdav.TimeSampled > ? AND pdav.TimeSampled <= ?) ORDER BY TS

Validating Data Collection (SCOM)

After you add an adapter instance, you will most likely want to validate the data that it collects in vROps.

Prerequisites


Procedure

1 Select the Environment navigation shortcut.

2 Under Inventory Trees, select All Objects , then expand the Microsoft SCOM objects list.


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3 Select a resource from the list, then click the All Metrics tab to select metrics and validate values against the data source.

What to do next

n To learn more about using the Management Pack, see: Chapter 7 Using the Management Pack (SCOM).


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Troubleshooting the Management Pack (SCOM) 6Once you have finished Chapter 3 Installing the Management Pack (SCOM) and Chapter 5 Configuring the Management Pack (SCOM), check the Collection State and Collection Status for the adapter instance on the Solutions page. If they show as Not Collecting or No Data Receiving, respectively, the following troubleshooting topics can help you diagnose and correct common problems with your adapter instance.

n Test Connection Errors

n Adapter and Collector Log Files

Test Connection Errors

When Creating an Adapter Instance (SCOM), click Test Connection after entering all of your configuration settings to ensure vROps can connect to the specified host.

The following errors are possible:

Invalid Host

Error Message: The TCP/IP connection has failed. Check that the Database Host and Database Port are correct.

Invalid Port

Error Message: The TCP/IP connection was refused. Check that the Database Host and Database Port are correct, and the Database Port is not being blocked by a firewall.

Invalid Database Name

Error Message: The database <database name> could not be opened. Check that the Database Name is correct.

Invalid Credentials

Error Message: Login failed. Check that the supplied User Name and Password is correct and can log in using SQL authentication.

Invalid Domain/Credentials (Active Directory)

Error Message: Login failed. Check that the supplied Domain, User Name and Password is correct and can log in using Windows/Active Directory authentication.

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Missing SSL Certificate

Error Message: Connection failed. Unable to find valid SSL certificate in truststore.

Adapter and Collector Log Files

You can review adapter errors in the adapter and collector log files, which can be viewed in the vROps UI or in an external log viewer.

n Adapter log files are located in the $VCOPS_BASE/user/log/adapters/SCOMAdapter/ folder.

n Collector log files are located in the $VCOPS_BASE/user/log/ folder.

To set the base log level for the collector in vROps:

1 Navigate to Administration > Logs.

2 Expand the MASTER folder, then select the COLLECTOR folder.

3 Click the Edit Properties icon.

4 In the Root logger level drop-down menu, select the desired option.

n The default logging level is warning.

n To troubleshoot issues, set the logging level to info.

n To view detailed messages, including micro steps, queries, and returned results, set the logging level to debug.

For more information about viewing log files and modifying levels, refer to the vROps online help.

Note You can set the logging level for each class in the log4.properties file in the $VCOPS_BASE/user/conf/ collector folder. Example:log4.logger.com.integrien.adapter3.scom.SCOMAdapter=DEBUG


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Using the Management Pack (SCOM) 7The Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM includes the following out-of-the-box features, harnessing the power of the vRealize Operations user interface:

n Resource Kinds and Relationships (SCOM)

n Inventory Tree (Traversal Spec) (SCOM)

n Dashboards (SCOM)

n Views (SCOM)

n Reports (SCOM)

n Analysis Badges and Capacity Definitions (SCOM)

n Alerts (SCOM)

n Metrics (SCOM)


n Resource Kinds and Relationships (SCOM)

n Inventory Tree (Traversal Spec) (SCOM)

n Dashboards (SCOM)

n Views (SCOM)

n Reports (SCOM)

n Analysis Badges and Capacity Definitions (SCOM)

n Alerts (SCOM)

n Metrics (SCOM)

Resource Kinds and Relationships (SCOM)

The Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM creates Resource Kinds and Relationships (associations) for critical resources in your SCOM environment.

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Resource Kinds

Performance data, relationships, and events are collected for the following top-level SCOM resource kinds:

Note To configure additional top-level resources in your SCOM environment, see: Adding Top-Level Object Types (SCOM).

n Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine

n Microsoft.SQLServer.2008.DBEngine




n Microsoft.SQLServer.Agent

n Microsoft.SQLServer.2008.Agent




n Microsoft.SQLServer.AnalysisServices

n Microsoft.SQLServer.2008.AnalysisServices




n Microsoft.SQLServer.Database

n Microsoft.SQLServer.2008.Database




n Microsoft.SQLServer.ReportingServices

n Microsoft.SQLServer.2008.ReportingServices




n Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine


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n Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.ServerRole

n Microsoft.Exchange.2010.ClientAccessRole

n Microsoft.Exchange.2010.CommonRole

n Microsoft.Exchange.2010.HubTransportRole

n Microsoft.Exchange.2010.MailboxRole

n Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Mailbox.DatabaseAvailabilityGroup

n Microsoft.Windows.Cluster

n Microsoft.Windows.Server.AD.Site

n Microsoft.Windows.Computer

n System.NetworkManagement.Firewall

n System.NetworkManagement.Router

Relationships

Relationships among discovered resources are also created by the Management Pack. The hierarchical structure of those relationships is dependent on your SCOM configuration.

External Relationships

The Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM can discover the following external relationship:

Note To enable collection of the following external relationship, you must set the createExternalRelationships parameter in the scom.properties file to True. See: Configuring the Properties File (SCOM).

n VMware Virtual Machine > Microsoft.Windows.Computer


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Inventory Tree (Traversal Spec) (SCOM)

The Inventory Tree (Traversal Spec) feature in vROps allows you to easily navigate your SCOM environment. The hierarchical structure implicitly shows relationships among resources and enables quick drill-downs to root-cause issues.

To access your SCOM Inventory Trees, navigate to Home > Environment > Inventory Trees.

The following inventory trees are available in the Management Pack:

Category Description

MS SCOM Categories

Provides a view of MS SCOM resources according to the following categories:

n Appliances

n Applications

n Operating Systems

n Servers

n Services

n Virtualization

Note These categories are fixed, but resources can be added to them using the categories.properties file.

MS SCOM Hyper-V Cluster

Shows which virtual machine object is connected to which Hyper-V Server. This path shows Hyper-V Cluster objects and their child objects up to the Hyper-V Virtual Machines and Computers.

MS SCOM Resources

Provides a generic view of MS SCOM objects. Shows all SCOM tags and objects starting from the MS SCOM Resources generic tag. The MS SCOM Resources Inventory includes the following custom groups:

n Active Directory Domain Services

n DFS Services

n DHCP Servers

n DNS Servers

n Exchange Servers

n Hyper-V Hosts

n Hyper-V Virtual Machines

n SCOM- Related VMware VMs

n SharePoint Servers

n SQL Servers

n TFS Servers

n Web Servers (IIS)

Note If the adapter discovers a new object for one of the types listed above, it is automatically added to the corresponding custom resource group. These custom resource groups cannot be configured.

MS SCOM SQL Server Clusters

Shows which database instances are clustered. This path shows the SQL Cluster objects with the clustered Computer objects and SQL Database Engines.

MS SCOM Virtualization

Shows which SCOM Computer is connected to which vCenter Virtual Machine. This path shows SCOM Computer objects which are hosted on vCenter Virtual Machines. If SCOM Computers host Hyper-V Server, the path will also show that.


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Example Inventory Tree - MS SCOM Resources


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Dashboards (SCOM)

Dashboards are the primary feature for monitoring and troubleshooting Microsoft SCOM data problems from within vRealize Operations.

The following dashboards are included in the Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM:

n SCOM Alerts

n SCOM Computer Performance

n SCOM Computer Utilization

n SCOM Hyper-V Alerts

n SCOM Hyper-V Cluster Utilization

n SCOM Hyper-V Heatmaps

n SCOM Hyper-V Host Utilization

n SCOM Hyper-V VM Performance

n SCOM Hyper-V VM Utilization

n SCOM MS SQL Cluster

n SCOM MS SQL

n SCOM Overview

n SCOM SQL Server Alerts

SCOM Alerts

TheSCOM Alertsdashboard displays a list of alerts generated by a selected SCOM object. You can select any of the SCOM objects to display its Topology view and Interesting Metrics to help troubleshoot issues.


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SCOM Computer Performance

TheSCOM Computer Performance dashboarddisplays Top-N widgets for the SCOM computer key performance indicators of swap rate, read-write latency, used bandwidth, and disk queue length. You will primarily use this dashboard to troubleshoot ongoing, known performance issues.


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SCOM Computer Utilization

TheSCOM Computer Utilization dashboarddisplays Top-N widgets for the SCOM computer key performance indicators of CPU usage, memory usage, and total network traffic. Select a computer to display a metric sparkline of its performance history. Use this dashboard to identify spikes in activity and troubleshoot potential issues.


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SCOM Hyper-V Alerts

TheSCOM Hyper-V Alerts dashboarddisplays a list of alerts generated by all hypervisor-related objects. You can select a hyper-V object to display a Topology view and Interesting Metrics to help troubleshoot issues.


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SCOM Hyper-V Cluster Utilization

TheSCOM Hyper-V Cluster dashboarddisplays Top-N widgets for hyper-V cluster key performance indicators of CPU usage, memory usage, and total network traffic. Select a cluster to display a metric sparkline of its performance history. Use this dashboard to identify spikes in activity and troubleshoot potential issues.


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SCOM Hyper-V Heatmaps

TheSCOM Hyper-V Heatmaps dashboarddisplays heatmaps for CPU, memory, disk, and network loads. Select a hyper-V resource from one of the load heatmaps to populate its history in a sparkline metric view.


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SCOM Hyper-V Host Utilization

TheSCOM Hyper-V Host Utilization dashboarddisplays Top-N widgets for hyper-V host key performance indicators CPU usage, memory usage, and total network traffic. Select a host to display a sparkline of the performance history. Use this dashboard to identify spikes in activity and troubleshoot potential issues.


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SCOM Hyper-V VM Performance

TheSCOM Hyper-V VM Performance dashboarddisplays Top-N widgets for the VM key performance indicators of swap rate, read-write latency, used bandwidth, and disk queue length. You will primarily use this dashboard to troubleshoot ongoing, known VM performance issues.


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SCOM Hyper-V VM Utilization

TheSCOM Hyper-V VM Utilization dashboarddisplays Top-N widgets for hyper-V VM key performance indicators CPU usage, memory usage, and total network traffic. Select a VM to display a sparkline of the performance history. Use this dashboard to identify spikes in activity and troubleshoot potential issues.


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SCOM MS SQL Cluster

TheSCOM MS SQL Cluster dashboarddisplays cluster health status and availability, metric sparklines, and alerts. This dashboard is typically used to monitor behavior to ensure that the system is running smoothly.


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SCOM MS SQL

TheSCOM MS SQL dashboarddisplays information about MS SQL server-related objects in your environment, including database health, metric sparklines, alerts, and relationships. This dashboard is typically used to monitor the system to ensure that it is running smoothly.


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SCOM Overview

TheSCOM Overview dashboarddisplays at-a-glance heatmaps depicting the overall health of resources in your SCOM environment. Use this dashboard to monitor SCOM resources at a high level.


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SCOM SQL Server Alerts

TheSCOM SQL Server Alerts dashboarddisplays a list of alerts generated on SQL server-related objects. You can select any of the SQL server objects to display a Topology view and Interesting Metrics to help troubleshoot issues.


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Views (SCOM)

The Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM creates views that allow the user to view statistics of metrics for Microsoft SCOM resources. The views help give a broad picture of the entire system, as opposed to a more in depth view.

The following views are available in the Management Pack:


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Name Type Description

MS SCOM Computer Badge Analysis Forecast Trend

Trend 12 week history and 30 day forecast of selected Computer with analysis answers for Anomalies, Workload, Faults, Stress, and Capacity Remaining.

MS SCOM Computer Badge Analysis Summary

List A list of all MS SCOM Computers with analysis answers for Anomalies, Workload, Faults, Stress, Capacity Remaining, and Time Remaining.

MS SCOM Computer Inventory - CPU List MS SCOM Computer Inventory - CPU

MS SCOM Computer Inventory - Memory List MS SCOM Computer Inventory - Memory

MS SCOM Computer Inventory - Network List MS SCOM Computer Inventory - Network

MS SCOM Computer Inventory - Storage List MS SCOM Computer Inventory - Storage

MS SCOM Hyper-V Cluster Badge Analysis Summary

List A list of all MS SCOM Hyper-V Clusters with analysis answers for Anomalies, Workload, Faults, Stress, Capacity Remaining, and Time Remaining.

MS SCOM Hyper-V Cluster VM Growth Trend View

Trend 12 week history and 30 Day forecast of the total number of VMs per Hyper-V Cluster

MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Badge Analysis Forecast Trend

Trend 12 week history and 30 day forecast of selected Hyper-V Virtual Machine with analysis answers for Anomalies, Workload, Faults, Stress, and Capacity Remaining.

MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Badge Analysis Summary

List A list of all MS SCOM Hyper-V VMs with analysis answers for Anomalies, Workload, Faults, Stress, Capacity Remaining, and Time Remaining.

MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - CPU

List MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - CPU

MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - Memory

List MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - Memory

MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - Network

List MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - Network

MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - Storage

List MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - Storage

MS SCOM SQL Server Cluster Badge Analysis Summary

List A list of all the Clusters with analysis answers for Anomalies, Faults, Risk, and Efficiency.

MS SCOM SQL Server DB Engine Badge Analysis Summary

List

To access the Management Pack views:

1 Navigate to Environment > All Objects > Microsoft SCOM.

2 Double-click on the desired object (resource).

3 Select the Details tab, then Views.

The available views for that resource are listed and can be selected.

Accessing Views


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Reports (SCOM)

The Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM contains out-of-the-box report(s) that you can export and easily share with key stakeholders in either .pdf or .csv formats.

The following reports are available in the Management Pack:

Name Applies to Description

MS SCOM Computer Inventory - CPU Report

Microsoft.Windows. Computer Includes the MS SCOM Computer Inventory - CPU view.

MS SCOM Computer Inventory - Memory Report

Microsoft.Windows. Computer Includes the MS SCOM Computer Inventory - Memory view.

MS SCOM Computer Inventory - Network Report

Microsoft.Windows. Computer Includes the MS SCOM Computer Inventory - Network view.

MS SCOM Computer Inventory - Storage Report

Microsoft.Windows. Computer Includes the MS SCOM Computer Inventory - Storage view.

MS SCOM Hyper-V Cluster VM Growth Trend View Report

MS SCOM Hyper-V Cluster Includes the MS SCOM Hyper-V Cluster VM Growth Trend view.

MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - CPU Report

Microsoft.Windows. HyperV.Virtual Machine

Includes the MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - CPU view.

MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - Memory Report


Includes the MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - Memory view.

MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - Network Report


Includes the MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - Network view.

MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - Storage Report


Includes the MS SCOM Hyper-V Virtual Machine Inventory - Storage view.


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To access Management Pack reports:

1 Navigate to Environment > All Objects > Microsoft SCOM.

2 Double-click on the desired object (resource).

3 Select the Reports tab, then Report Templates .

The available report(s) for the selected resource are listed and can be selected.

To run a selected report, click the Run Template icon.

Accessing Reports

Analysis Badges and Capacity Definitions (SCOM)

Using the predictive analytics capabilities of the vROps Analysis Badges through capacity definitions, the Management Pack populates memory, CPU, network, and storage capacities for the Microsoft.Windows.Computer and Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine resource kinds.

Analysis Badge Example


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Capacity Definitions List

Container Use in Workload

Microsoft.Windows.Computer

Memory yes

CPU yes

Network yes

Storage yes

Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine

Memory yes

CPU yes

Network yes

Storage yes


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Alerts (SCOM)

The Management Pack for SCOM alerts are based on the State metric. This metric corresponds to the monitoring state in MS SCOM, and reflects the object’s overall state on the SCOM server. An alert is generated when one of the main objects monitored has a Warning or Error state. See: Mapping SCOM Events to vROps below.

Alerts List

Name Symptom

Computer State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

Hyper-V Virtual Machine State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

Hyper-V Server Role State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

SQL Server DB Engine State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

SQL Server Agent State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

SQL Server Analysis Services State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

SQL Server Database State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

SQL Server Reporting Services State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

SQL Server DB Engine Services States not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

SQL Server DB Engine Databases States not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

Microsoft Exchange Client Access Role State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

Microsoft Exchange Common Role State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

Microsoft Exchange Hub Transport Role State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Role State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Database Availability Group State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

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Name Symptom

Hyper-V Cluster State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

SQL Server Cluster State not healthy in SCOM State Warning in SCOM

State Error in SCOM

Mapping SCOM Events to vROps

The Management Pack for SCOM sends queries to the database or data warehouse and retrieves events and alerts.

Note Events are supported for a SCOM data warehouse only. Alerts are available for both a SCOM database and a SCOM data warehouse.

vRealize Operations Manager creates alarms and alerts based on events and alerts from the SCOM environment. Alerts remain active until you either cancel them in vROps, or close them in SCOM.

SCOM Events Mapping

All SCOM events are mapped to notification events in vROps as shown in the following table:

SCOM Event Level vROps Event Level

information info

undefined none

warning warning

critical critical

error audit critical

SCOM Alerts Mapping

All SCOM alerts are mapped to notification events in vROps as shown in the following table:

SCOM Alert Severity vROps Event Level

information info

warning warning

critical critical

Metrics (SCOM)


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The Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM dynamically generates metrics from SCOM based on your specific SCOM configuration.

Note The following list of metrics should be present for most SCOM installations; however, there may be additional/fewer metrics returned depending on your particular SCOM setup.

Download metrics list as .csv file

Resource Kind Resource Group Resource Attribute Attribute Type

SCOM - Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine General Metrics Lock Requests float

SCOM - Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine General Metrics Total Lock Requests float

SCOM - Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine General Metrics Deadlocks float

SCOM - Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine General Metrics Total Deadlocks float

SCOM - Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine General Metrics Open Connections float

SCOM - Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine General Metrics Transactions float

SCOM - Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine General Metrics Total Transactions float

SCOM - Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine General Metrics Task Limits Reached float

SCOM - Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine General Metrics Total Task Limits Reached float

SCOM - Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine General Metrics Buffer Cache Hit Ratio float

SCOM - Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine General Metrics Logins float

SCOM - Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine General Metrics I/O Received float

SCOM - Microsoft.SQLServer.DBEngine General Metrics I/O Sent float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Processor Time float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Highest Processor Time float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Highest Network Traffic float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Highest Pages float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Highest Memory Used float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Highest Pool Nonpaged float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Highest Pool Paged float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Lowest Available Memory integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Lowest Logical Disk Free Space

float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Lowest Logical Disk Free Space

integer


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SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Highest Network Bandwidth Used

float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Processor Queue Length float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Memory Usage float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Available Memory float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Total Available Memory float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Used Memory integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Total Memory integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Pages float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Pool Nonpaged float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Pool Paged float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Network Traffic float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Average Disk Transfer Duration

float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Network Bandwidth Used float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Current Disk Queue Length float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Logical Disk Free Space integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Logical Disk Used Space integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Logical Disk Free Space integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Logical Disk Total Space integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics Bandwidth Total float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.VirtualMachine General Metrics CPU Total float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.ServerRole General Metrics Processor Time float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.ServerRole General Metrics Memory Usage float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.ServerRole General Metrics Available Memory float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.ServerRole General Metrics Pages/sec float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.ServerRole General Metrics Pool Nonpaged float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.ServerRole General Metrics Pool Paged float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.ServerRole General Metrics Processor Queue Length float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.ServerRole General Metrics Network Traffic float


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SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.ServerRole General Metrics Average Disk Transfer Duration

float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.ServerRole General Metrics Network Bandwidth Usage float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.HyperV.ServerRole General Metrics Current Disk Queue Length float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Highest Processor Time float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Highest Network Traffic float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Highest Pages float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Highest Memory Used float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Highest Pool Nonpaged float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Highest Pool Paged float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Lowest Available Memory integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Lowest Logical Disk Free Space

float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Lowest Logical Disk Free Space

integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Highest Network Bandwidth Used

float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Processor Time float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Processor Queue Length float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Memory Usage float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Available Memory float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Total Available Memory float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Used Memory integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Total Memory integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Pages float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Pool Nonpaged float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Pool Paged float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Network Traffic float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Average Disk Transfer Duration

float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Network Bandwidth Usage float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Current Disk Queue Length float


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SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Logical Disk Free Space integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Logical Disk Used Space integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Logical Disk Free Space integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Logical Disk Total Space integer

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Percent Bandwidth Total float

SCOM - Microsoft.Windows.Computer General Metrics Percent CPU Total float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Highest Processor Time float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Highest Network Traffic float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Highest Pages float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Highest Memory Used float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Highest Pool Nonpaged float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Highest Pool Paged float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Lowest Available Memory integer

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Lowest Logical Disk Free Space

float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Lowest Logical Disk Free Space

integer

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Highest Network Bandwidth Used

float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Processor Time float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Processor Queue Length float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Memory Usage float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Available Memory float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Used Memory integer

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Total Memory integer

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Pages float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Pool Nonpaged float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Pool Paged float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Network Traffic float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Average Disk Transfer Duration

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SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Network Bandwidth Usage float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Current Disk Queue Length float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Percent Bandwidth Total float

SCOM - Hyper-V Cluster Cluster Metrics Percent CPU Total float


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