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Steve Harris

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08 Jan, 2019 Selected answer Overriding SCOM PowerShell Monitoring MP to target a group

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01 Aug, 2018 Commented Thanks Jannep and Graham for your replies. If the TRIM/CM/RM Mail Notification Processor stops (e.g. is in a queued state) staff don't receive new action or procedures emails from TRIM/Records Manager/Content Manager. Alerts are being created in the OM1801 Console Active Alerts pane - I have successfully tested the monitor by temporarily changing the powershell code to: -After (Get-Date).AddDays(-20) This allows the script to detect earlier errors then create an Active Alert in OM1801. I then receive an email via the subscription. I performed an override on the monitor so it is targeted to the four Windows Servers that have the Mail Notification Processor running. But I note the script seems to be running on more than those four as it picked up "Mail Notification" in the Event Log on one of our WSUS Servers. I have removed the # comment, thanks Graham. Steve

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