Announcing New System Center Operations Manager 2007 Packs for WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007
The Solution Accelerator’s team is excited to announce the release of the SharePoint Monitoring Toolkit. This toolkit consists of a set of System Center Operations Manager 2007 management packs designed to help IT pros monitor their WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007 and 2007 SP1 environments. These newly released packs were engineered to take advantage of SCOM 2007’s features, including new and improved reporting, additional actions, new views, and integrate IIS and SQL health rollup for a better understanding of the system-level dependencies of the SharePoint environments.
These packs replace currently released SCOM 2007 packs for WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007, and eliminate any dependencies on backward compatibility packs.
Here are some highlights of what you can expect:
- Substantial increase in number of rules, including the addition of performance rules
- New and improved reports
- Top ten most common events
- Top ten most common alerts
- Event analysis report
- Performance Report (based on counters)
- Alert Report (Specific to individual target objects)
- Additional actions
- MOSS
- Start MOSS SSO Service
- Start MOSS Load Balancer Service
- Start MOSS Launcher Services
- Start MOSS Search Service
- IIS Reset
- Recycle App Pool
- IIS Recycle App Pool Log Events
- WSS
- Start WSS Timer Services
- Start WSS Tracing Service
- Start WSS Search Service
- IIS Reset
- New views
- Alerts
- Events
- Performance (set proper select range)
- Health State
- Task Status
- Application Inventory
- Server Inventory
- Reduction of redundant information through tuning and event suppression
- Thoroughly tested compatibility with:
- System Center Operations Manager 2007
- System Center Essentials
- Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 SP1
This Solution Accelerator can be downloaded from the Microsoft Download Center and will soon be available through the System Center Management Pack Catalog.
We look forward to learning how these will help you manage your SharePoint environments.
Special thanks to Todd Klindt SharePoint MVP, Shane Young SharePoint MVP for rules analysis.
Luis Camara Manoel & Joel Oleson
