We wish to monitor the output of a script using SCOM. We know we can do it using SCOM by -
Open SCOM
Click on Authoring
Click on “Monitors”
Right-click and select “Create a monitor” -> “Unit monitor”
Expand: “Scripting”->”Generic”->”Sample Powershell Script 2 State Monitor”
We want to monitor the output of the script below:
import-module RemoteDesktop
Get-RDConnectionBrokerHighAvailability -ConnectionBroker "servername.domain.com"
which gives the output as below
ActiveManagementServer : servername.domain.com
ConnectionBroker : {servername.domain.com, servername1.domain.com}
ClientAccessName : servername.domain.com
DatabaseConnectionString : Driver=SQL Server Native Client
11.0;SERVER=SQLPROD2\PROD2;Trusted_connection=Yes;APP=Remote desktop Services Connecti
Broker;Database=DB
DatabaseFilePath : g:\LONXXX\VDIXXX.mdf
I want SCOM to throw an alert when the out put is anything other than above.
Tough part for me is the scripting part which we need to mention while creating a monitor and creating healthy and unhealthy expressions. can someone help.
Sameer Lahane
