PSOL: Get-SNMPDevices
Quick and easy way to get a list of all OpsMgr monitored SNMP devices
Get-MonitoringClass -name 'System.NetworkDevice' | Get-MonitoringObject | Format-Table PathName, DisplayName
PSOL: Read web page
If you need to output something from a webpage via Powershell, then .NET is a easy way to do it.
Write-Host ([String] (New-Object Net.WebClient).DownloadString('https://snowland.se/demo/'))
PSOL: Count files in SCCM-inboxes – Version 3
A bit more simple version of the last script… this time as a PowerShell oneliner.
Get-ChildItem \\MYSERVER\SMS_C01\inboxes -Recurse | Group-Object Directory | Where { $_.Count -gt 1 } | Sort-Object Count -Descending | Format-Table Count, Name -AutoSize
PSOL: Resolve informational alerts without repeatcount
To get rid of a large number of alerts in SCOM you can of course use PowerShell…
This script will take informational alerts without any repeats that are 24 hours old and simply resolve them with a small comment.
get-alert | where { $_.Severity -eq 0 -and $_.RepeatCount -eq 0 -and $_.ResolutionState -eq '0' -and $_.LastModified -lt (get-date).AddHours(-24)} | Resolve-Alert -comment "Alert resovled via script (24 hours old informational alert without repeatcount)" | Format-Table MonitoringObjectPath, Name, TimeRaised
(Change “$_.RepeatCount -eq 0″ to “$_.RepeatCount -lt 3″ to get alerts with less then 3 repeats)
PSOL: List size of all files matching a pattern
Just recently started to play around with PowerShell… so here is my first PSOL-post (PowerShell One Liner), expect more.
get-Childitem C:\ -recurse | where{$_.Extension -match "pst"} | Format-Table FullName, Length
