Installing SCOM 2012 Agent remotely through a script

• Wednesday, June 06, 2012 1:55 PM

   

   
  

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  • Hi-

  A client of mine has a post build server script that they run on every new server. This installs all of the settings and agents and we were using the invoke-command cmdlet to install the SCOM 2007 R2 agent from the RMS server to the new server. I am trying to replicate the same process using SCOM 2012 but I am unable to remotely run the SCOM 2012 cmdlets.

  Here is the code that is run on the new server:

  $ScomMSServer1 = 'mommgt601.domain.corp'
  $comp = $Env:COMPUTERNAME
  $comp = $comp.ToUpper()
  $Agent = "$comp.domain.corp"
  Invoke-Command -ComputerName $ScomMSServer1 -scriptblock{param($arg1, $arg2) D:\Admin\Scripts\SCOM\SCOM-Agent-Install.ps1 -TargetMS $arg1 -TargetAgent $arg2} -ArgumentList $ScomMSServer1, $Agent

  Here is the code that is run from the management server:

  param($TargetMS,$TargetAgent)
  $TargetMS
  $TargetAgent

  import-module OperationsManager -verbose
  $pms = Get-SCOMManagementServer -Name $TargetMS

  Install-SCOMAgent -DNSHostName $TargetAgent -PrimaryManagementServer $pms

  Everytime the invoke-command cmdlet runs, it installs the OperationsManager module fine but fails to run the SCOM cmdlets. Is there something that I am missing? Can they be run remotely?

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  BR

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