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07 Jul, 2016 Commented Hi, This is a common problem. One solution for it is to get the healthservices from SCOM. (Get-SCOMClass -DisplayName "Health Service"| Get-SCOMClassInstance) And only set the properties if the object still has a healthservice. The objects which are not touched and don't have a health service anymore for a while will be removed from SCOM.

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17 Jun, 2016 Commented This is a nice script. But a solution from SquaredUp should be much nicer. Something like a base page with a variable, just lilke the original groups page.

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16 Jun, 2016 Up vote question Maintenance Mode User

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16 Jun, 2016 Commented I'm interested if the first log event 1001 is empty completely? or is there some data in it? I should change the log event to: $api.LogScriptEvent("IntilityCMDB.ROTServer", 1001, 4, $("API Connection Status: {0} Begin discovery of ROT CMDB Servers from: {1} - # of computers {2}" -f $APIStatusCode,$apiURL, $CMDBComputers.count)) This way the variable is provided by the format (-f)

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14 Jun, 2016 Selected answer Populate data from external source.

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