In huge System Center Orchestrator Environments, it is usual to make a lot of Sub Runbooks, that will be called by more than one Parent Runbook. For Example, you build a Runbook to add a User in a Group. This Runbook will definitely be used by different Parent Runbooks. And in this case, it can …
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This will be a short Post, sometimes it can be helpful to get a List of Runbooks and the Count, on how many times the Runbook has been executed. Maybe if you are looking for most executed Runbook in case of an Performance Issue or you just want to track your environment. Get Runbook Execution …
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Yesterday Microsoft announced System Center 2019 is generally available. System Center 2019 is a long term servicing channel (LTSC) release which will be supported for 10 years. System Center 2019 supports Windows Server 2019 across the board and enables deployment, management and monitoring of Windows Server 2019 at data center scale. The key capabilities of …
I have done a Webcast a few days ago, on how to use au2mator Self Service Portal, here is the recording, enjoy.
Lately, we had a Requirement, at one of our Customers, to alert someone, if a Runbook is longer running than 30 minutes. There is a way to write an Event Log if a Runbook is running longer than XX Minutes, but this has to be configured for each single Runbook, so that wasn’t a good …
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There has been a lot of work, but we are really happy to announce our new Release.
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Hi, As you may know, I have written the actual System Center 2016 Orchestrator Cookbook. Now PacktPub is providing me 10 free, printed copies, that’s your chance. Enter Your Name and Mail Address as a Comment below this Article, the first 10 will get a free Copy. After that, PacktPub will contact you for the …
System Center Orchestrator should be the first Product to upgrade to 2016, so we also will start with SCO.
The Upgrade is straight forward and an easy one, but we have some pre-checks to make sure everything runs smooth.
First we will make a small Health Check to make sure SCO is doing fine, afterwards we proceed with our Backups followed by uninstall 2012 R2 and Installing 2016.
Lets go.
We normally use the “Orchestrator Health Checker” to get a quick overview of our environment. You an download the small Tool here: http://scorch.codeplex.com/releases/view/99063
So take a look at your running and queued Runbooks and make sure nothing important is sill running or not to many Runbooks are in Queue.
After we have made sure that our SCO is healthy, we can take the next step.
We have been waiting a long time, Microsoft released the new System Center 2016 suite nearly a month ago.
A few days after, also Update Rollup 1 has been released.
As I am mainly related to SCDPM, SCSM and SCO, I will show you all the news around these three Products
So lets take a look, what’s new with System Center 2016.
