Overview
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Learn how to deploy System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) and use it to manage Microsoft applications and infrastructure. Explore configuration, installation, and implementation.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Welcome
- History and evolution of System Center
- System Center product suite
- System Center licensing
- System Center Operations Manager purpose and function
- Introducing ITIL and MOF
- Designing the service monitoring process
- Designing and planning SCOM deployment
- Defining the Operations Manager core components
- Designing for high availability
- Defining core hardware and software requirements
- Designing network device monitoring
- Designing Unix/Linux monitoring requirements
- Designing Windows-based monitoring requirements
- Reviewing environmental prerequisites
- Installing Operations Manager
- Operations Manager web configuration
- Creating and using Run As accounts
- Deploying the Operations Manager agent
- Designing and implementing role-based administration
- Implementing Active Directory integration
- Introducing monitoring (canagement) packs
- Modifying and expanding monitoring (management) packs: Overrides
- Monitoring (management) pack administration: Best practices
- Tuning a management monitoring pack
- Introducing alerts
- Using Operations Manager monitors and rules
- Customizing the task status pane
- Administering alerts through subscriptions
- Exploring agent-based installation
- Customizing the monitoring pane
- SCOM Windows computer tasks
- Adding Linux or Unix computers into SCOM
- SCOM computer navigation
- Managing default Operations Manager reports
- Designing for disaster recovery
- Using maintenance mode suspension
- Next steps
