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Is it possible to get performance data collected in SCOM into Splunk using the Splunk Add-on for Microsoft System Center Operations Manager?
How often does the SCOM Add-on poll SCOM to review alerts/events/etc?
Is it possible to get the performance data collected in SCOM into Splunk? For instance we monitor SQL with SCOM and it collects data on database free space every poll. I see were we can get alerts and or events, but no mention of performance data. If not with add-on, any other suggestions for getting this data out of SCOM repository?
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Use the Tasks, Luke. Step 5 on this page: http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/AddOns/latest/MSSCOM/Configureinputs
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In the SCOM add-on xml configuration file 300
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It was the answer on your first question.
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Sorry to say I am still not following. How can changing polling interval change what type of data I can get. PerfData in SCOM is different than events, so I am trying to understand what specific configs (if possible) would be required to get perfdata (none of the documnetation mentions it as possible).
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I know. You can use the directives in the xml file to configure the pollinterval after how many seconds the scom_client.ps1 script pull the events out of SCOM into Splunk.
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I think I am a little confused here. I am not asking how to get the data into SCOM (2012 version), I am asking how to get the data out of SCOM and into SPLUNK. Not just the events out of SCOM, but the data also.
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Is this documented anywhere?
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