SCOM Monitor / Rule Powershell Scheduler

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Hi all,

Has anyone had any success with putting a scheduled time/day filter after using the Powershell Script Community MP via the template, either as a Rule or Monitor. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

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Hi

I haven’t used the community mp as it is relatively straight forward to plug powershelgl scripts into monitoring using Visual Studio. This run through shows how to use a scheduler filter and match count

Part 1 – The PowerShell – https://www.f1point2.com/the-script/

Part 2 – The Data Source and Probe – https://www.f1point2.com/part-2-powershell-monitors-the-modules/

Part 3 – The Monitor Type – https://www.f1point2.com/part-3-powershell-monitors-monitor-type/

Part 4 – The Monitor – https://www.f1point2.com/part-4-the-monitor/

Part 5 – A diagnostic task to view all the folders in the top level folder – https://www.f1point2.com/part-5-the-diagnostic/

Part 6 – A recovery task to delete all the folders in the top level folder – https://www.f1point2.com/part-6-the-recovery/

I’ve put the filter on the unhealthy workflow which means that the monitor will go healthy --> unhealthy 24 x7 but only go healthy --> unhealthy during business hours. You could alternatively put the filter on the data source and only run the script at certain times of the day.

Cheers

Graham