SCOM 2012

Upgrade SCOM 2012 R2 From Eval To Full Edition License

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By default, when SCOM 2012 R2 is installed, it uses an eval license (hence the yellow warning when you install the management server). When you go to the “Administration” workspace there is a center page link to technet to “Upgrade SCOM to full version”.

Here’s the simple way to add that product key from powershell.

import-module OperationsManager

set-SCOMLicense -ProductId “insert product key here”

stop-service cshost; stop-service omsdk; stop-service healthservice

start-service cshost; start-service omsdk; start-service healthservice

 

Alternatively, you can reboot the management server.

 

After that, to verify the key is install you can take the following steps.

Launch the Operations Manager Console > Go to “Help” and click “About” > Next to the Version information it should now say Retail. *Note that it’s okay if the Product ID is blank.

 

I hope this makes your day at least a little bit easier.

Thanks,

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Powershell command to show names of all machines in SCOM

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Simple one-liner, very helpful though!

Import-Module OperationsManager; Get-SCOMGroup -DisplayName “All Windows Computers” | Get-SCOMClassInstance | sort DisplayName | FT DisplayName

 

This will output just the names of all machines in the “All Windows Computers” group, you can change that name to output the machine names of any other group as well.

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No email option in SCOM 2012 report subscription

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So this is the issue — you’re going to subscribe to a report in SCOM and the only options are “Windows File Share” and “Null Delivery Provider”.

NoEmailOption

 

Well that’s a problem…we want these reports emailed. This error typically occurs when a SQL Migration is done, the reporting role is migrated, or on new installs. So go open up SQL Server Reporting Services Configuration Manager, and go to the “email settings” tab on the side. Notice there’s no data in there.

SSRS-Email

 

Configure this to include whatever you want your sender address to be, and your SMTP server, then click apply and you should get this.

Results

 

Now, let go back and open up the SCOM Report Subscription again, and there we go!

 

EmailOption-yes

 

 

I hope I’ve made your day, at least a little bit easier.

 

Thanks!

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