Tag: cpu

Operations Management Suite – Performance Monitoring

OMS today released a new feature Performance monitoring. Not sure if that is the official name but basically allows you to gather performance data from servers by adding performance counters.

The feature is located under Logs as it represents different king of log gathering. Keep in mind that this performance data gathering feature is different than the Capacity solution. This feature does not require SCOM-VMM integration and works with agent-only connected computers. Continue reading “Operations Management Suite – Performance Monitoring” →

SCSM Maximized Console CPU Issue Will Be Fixed in SCSM 2012 SP1 and SCSM 2012 R2

There is a nasty issue with the SCSM console that when it is maximized it can consume a lot of CPU. This issue has been around since SCSM 2012 and it can be annoying in environments with Terminal Servers. As I’ve reported this issue a couple of times and pushed hard to be fixed I am proud to announce that this will happen very soon for SCSM 2012 SP1 and SCSM 2012 R2. This will happen in the next rollup updates for System Center 2012 SP1 and R2 and you can read more about here along with many other improvements and fixes. I hope you will be glad that this issue is fixed and that it will bring you on new perspective about the SCSM console performance.

KB: Operations Manager agents consume 100 percent of CPU resources for the Monitoringhost.exe process

If you see such issue in your SCOM 2007 or 2012 environment you just have to install hotfix on the operating’s systems with this problem. Find out which hotfix on Microsoft knowledge base article KB974051.

How to display Key Performance Indicators for a group of servers in OpsMgr 2012 by Cameron Fuller

Read the article of the SCOM Guru Cameron at systemcentercentral.com site.

SQL queries for SCOM and PowerShell script for monitor performance counters

Here are the two scripts: