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Any SCOM 2007 knowledge out there? Help!!
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Any SCOM 2007 knowledge out there? Help!!

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Thanks alimu - it gives me a starting point. I'll try this (these) and let you know how i get on.....
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Thanks alimu - it gives me a starting point. I'll try this (these) and let you know how i get on.....

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thanks alimu - SA vision looks to be the way to go although your other methods look OK too (if a wee bit more fidgety)
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thanks alimu - SA vision looks to be the way to go although your other methods look OK too (if a wee bit more fidgety)

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I'm trying to create a &quot;server-centric&quot; dashboard in SCOM2007 R2 on Windows Server 2003. Currently the method seems to be to create a dashboard that monitors certain things, and then choose which servers that dashboard applies to.<br />
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I would like to create a dashboard for a single server and then add monitors to THAT dashboard, the effect being that on the left panel i would have a list of items which would be the server names, and in the centre or main panel, i would have my counters or graphs (specifically disk space free %, specific event log errors/events and a couple of others)<br />
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Once i have this &quot;mini-dash&quot; for each server i would like to have a web view that incorporates these individual minidashes into one single dashboard showing the healthe of all the servers being monitored<br />
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If anyone actually follows what i mean - do you reckon you can help?<br />
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Thanks in advance 
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I'm trying to create a "server-centric" dashboard in SCOM2007 R2 on Windows Server 2003. Currently the method seems to be to create a dashboard that monitors certain things, and then choose which servers that dashboard applies to.

I would like to create a dashboard for a single server and then add monitors to THAT dashboard, the effect being that on the left panel i would have a list of items which would be the server names, and in the centre or main panel, i would have my counters or graphs (specifically disk space free %, specific event log errors/events and a couple of others)

Once i have this "mini-dash" for each server i would like to have a web view that incorporates these individual minidashes into one single dashboard showing the healthe of all the servers being monitored

If anyone actually follows what i mean - do you reckon you can help?

Thanks in advance 

SCOM 2007 R2 Dashboard creation / manipulation

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