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Boris Yanushpolsky has written a nice PS script to know what groups a server is member of. Nice work

This script fails and complains that any server name I enter does not have a path. And in truth when I look at Computers under monitoring they indeed do not have a path.

Get-RelationshipClass : The 'Path' parameter is empty or the required provider l

cation is not set."

At C:\test\GetContainingGroups.ps1:5 char:40

+ $containmentRel = Get-RelationshipClass  <<<< -name:'Microsoft.SystemCenter.In

tanceGroupContainsEntities'

Get-MonitoringClass : The 'Path' parameter is empty or the required provider loc

tion is not set."

At C:\test\GetContainingGroups.ps1:7 char:37

+ $computerClass = Get-MonitoringClass  <<<< -name:"Microsoft.Windows.Computer"

Get-MonitoringObject : Cannot bind argument to parameter 'MonitoringClass' becau

e it is null.

At C:\test\GetContainingGroups.ps1:11 char:51

+ $computer = Get-MonitoringObject -monitoringClass:$ <<<< computerClass -criter

a:$criteria

You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression.

At C:\test\GetContainingGroups.ps1:13 char:72

+ $relatedObjects = $computer.GetMonitoringRelationshipObjectsWhereTarget( <<<<

containmentRel,[Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.Configuration.DerivedClassTravers

lDepth]::Recursive,[Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.Common.TraversalDepth]::Recur

ive)

Check out Boris Yanushpolsky&#39;s blog ( http://blogs.msdn.com/boris_yanushpolsky ). Boris is an SCOM

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