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How to get your colleagues engaged with SCOM – by Martin Ehrnst
We were delighted to feature in Martin Ehrnst's recent blog on Getting your colleagues engaged with SCOM.
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Rob Beekman Compares Vendors in the Citrix Logon Simulator Market
A recent report by Rob Beekmans in which he takes a deep-dive look at the various options available for Citrix Logon Simulators.
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An in-depth look at Visual Application Discovery & Analysis (VADA)
Automatically discover and map your applications with one of the most exciting features in SquaredUp: Visual Application Discovery & Analysis (aka “VADA”).
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Free Citrix Logon Simulator Management Pack
In this month’s Citrix Masterclass, Richard Benwell presented a new community Management Pack for simulating logons to Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop via NetScaler and StoreFront. The challenge was to be able to create a MP that, once installed and configured, would perform regular, automated application launches in Citrix to ensure your applications are available to...
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OpsMgr Group Health Rollup Configuration Task Management Pack
More news from the one-man SCOM Survival Kit otherwise known as Tao Yang, MVP. A SCOM user bugbear that we’ve come across time and time again at SquaredUp is that when you create a group in SCOM it doesn’t by default have a health rollup monitor, meaning that the health state stays in the grey/uninitialized...
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Putting a group of servers into maintenance mode
Putting a group of servers into maintenance mode is a pretty common requirement. For example, you’re about to push out a patch to a group of servers that will require a reboot, and you don’t want SCOM to raise any alerts during this period. In theory, this shouldn’t be difficult to do. Any object in...
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Microsoft 365
Challenge Monitoring Cloud services through SCOM is difficult at the best of times. The problem is, M365/O365 is very visible to your end users, so it’s obvious straight away when something is down. To be proactive, you need decent monitoring capabilities, which is what this FREE M365 dashboard MP gives you: Solution This summary M365...