Script Powershell – SCOM – Création d’override de monitor pour une instance specifique de la classe cible

par | Sep 27, 2018 | PowerShell, Script, Supervision (SCOM, NAGIOS) | 0 commentaires

Le script suivant crée un override pour un ou plusieurs monitors, en ciblant une instance de la classe cible, correspondant a un nom de machine donné en paramètre.

 

 

### CREATE OVERRIDES FOR MONITORS, FOR SPECIFIC INSTANCE OF TARGET CLASS ###

Param(
$MS
,$cred = $(Get-Credential "MyDomain\Myself")
,$targetMPName = "My App - Overrides"
,$TargetContextComputer = "MyServer.MyDomain.home"
,$targetMonitorsPatern = "Check My App*"
,$OverrideProp = "Enabled"
,$OverrideValue = "True"
,$OverrideSuffix = ".Override_$OverrideProp`_$TargetContextComputer"
)

# Import of SCOM module
try
{
Import-Module -Name OperationsManager -ErrorAction stop
}
catch
{
write-host -ForegroundColor red "Error during import of SCOM module"
}

# Connection to management server $MS
New-SCOMManagementGroupConnection -ComputerName $MS -Credential $cred


# The target MP
$targetMP = Get-SCOMManagementPack -DisplayName $targetMPName

# The monitors
$targetMonitors = Get-SCOMMonitor -DisplayName $targetMonitorsPatern


foreach ($Monitor in $targetMonitors)
{

if( $Monitor.AlertSettings.AlertOnState -ne $null)

{
$Target= Get-SCOMClass -id $Monitor.Target.Id
$TargetContextInstance = Get-SCOMMonitoringObject -Class $Target | Where-Object {$_.'[Microsoft.Windows.Computer].PrincipalName'.value -eq $TargetContextComputer} # Get the Monitoring Object that match the $TargetContextComputer

# Name of the override
$overridename=$Monitor.name+$OverrideSuffix

# Create Override and fill its properties
$override = New-Object Microsoft.EnterpriseManagement.Configuration.ManagementPackMonitorPropertyOverride($targetMP,$overridename)
$override.Monitor = $Monitor
$override.Property = $OverrideProp
$override.Value = $OverrideValue
$override.Context = $Target
$override.ContextInstance = $TargetContextInstance.Id
$override.DisplayName = $overridename
}

}

# Verify and commit the change
$targetMP.Verify()
$targetMP.AcceptChanges()

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