Archive for category Debugging

SC 2012 OpsMgr – GSM Troubleshooting quick note (#sysctr #scom)

Posted by Daniele Grandini in Debugging, GSM, SCOM on February 15, 2013

Cameron Fuller has published an excellent blog on GSM troubleshooring (Determining what is going on with GSM using OpsMgr event collection and views (#SCOM, #SYSCTR)). On a quick side note I found myself in the condition of having to troubleshoot GSM and workflow tracing cannot be used. If you try to use workflow tracing for […]

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Issues connecting SvcMgr 2012 to OpsMgr 2012 (Part 2)

Posted by Fabrizio Guaitolini in Bug, Debugging, SCOM, SCSM on May 3, 2012

Following the post Issues connecting SvcMgr 2012 to OpsMgr 2012 (Part 1) in part 2 I will detail debugging steps I have taken and a possible workaround. Since I can repro the issue out of SM I started attaching a WinDbg to my sample application and I loaded psscor2 to enable Managed Code debug. I […]

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Issues connecting SvcMgr 2012 to OpsMgr 2012 (Part 1)

Posted by Fabrizio Guaitolini in Bug, Debugging, SCOM, SCSM on May 2, 2012

This post is about an issue I encountered last week trying to connect Service Manager 2012 to Operations Manager 2012 in my lab Environment. While configuring the connector using the “Operations Manager CI connector wizard” I received the following error : An object of type MonitoringClass with Id 1d870aa6-edb4-7d13-3950-d3c73755d6bf was not found. Daniele that is […]

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OpsMgr Upgrading to SQL Server 2008 R2–issue with scheduled reports

Posted by Daniele Grandini in Bug, Debugging, Reporting, SCOM on February 19, 2011

In one of my latest post I addressed to steps required to successfully move to SQL 2008 R2. Remember you need CU5 for SQL 2008 R2 if not you’ll have performance issues. Now I want to made you aware of a bug you’re going to encounter once you move OpsMgr to SQL 2008 R2. You […]

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Still fighting against bad performance data… but getting some results

Posted by Daniele Grandini in Bug, Debugging, Reporting, SCOM on February 19, 2011

As you may recall I blogged about an issue with disk performance counters on Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2. Basically the LogicalDisk sec/transfer counter was pretty unusable on those systems, see Disk performance reporting. Obviously this matters only if you use such a counter as a KPI for your disks, we’re using […]

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