SCOM1801: System Center Operations Manager 1801

Audience Profile

This course is intended for Enterprise Systems Engineers, Administrators and System Integrators who need to implement Service Monitoring using System Center Operations Manager 2016 (SCOM).

At Course Completion

After completing this course, you will be able to:

Describe and understand the logical architecture of an SCOM infrastructure
Articulate the functions of the physical and logical components and services in an SCOM infrastructure
Install SCOM 1801 on Windows and SQL Server, Report Services and Web service.
Designing and implementing Failover to avoid single point of failure
Identify the new settings and features in 1801
Implement, configure and Link to a Microsoft Operations Suite Dashboard (OMS)
Defining resource pools
Integrate with Microsoft Azure and SMA
Understand and implement administrative workflows to make your daily work with SCOM easier.
Troubleshoot issues with SCOM components and Agent Monitoring
Design end-to-end monitoring of Services – Multi layered application design
Working with SCOM in conjunction with other System Center products
Defining and using different tools to Create Management Packs
Going through all Monitoring objects with real world samples, Rules, Monitors and Self Tuning Thresholds – and now with Baselining
Articulate the functions of the components and services in the System Center suite and Working with SCOM in conjunction with other System Center products
Deciding the best Authoring solution and using the correct type of monitoringobject
Digging into the Data warehouse database and using the aggregated tables for reporting.
Troubleshooting issues with SCOM components and Agent Monitoring
Find the bottlenecks in your implementation
Creating and using your own XML connector to communicate with external Helpdesk systems
Using PowerShell to create scripts and get information about the SCOM environment
Monitoring your Network and Create your own Network Monitoring Management Packs.
Using Visual Studio to create Management Packs
Using and Automate the New Maintenance mode feature
Fine tune your Alerts with the Tuning Wizard

Prerequisites

Before attending this course, students must have:
• Experience with Windows Server 2012 R2/2016 Administration
• Basic understanding of Active Directory
• Basic understanding of Network communication

Its recommended that students have the following:
• An understanding of the System Center Suite is desirable, but not needed.
• Experience with earlier version of SCOM or other Monitoring Tools
• Virtualization Technologies: Hyper-V
• Basic Knowledge of PowerShell
• Knowledge of Cloud Topologies