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Here is the issue.<br />
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I'm trying to get a SCOM 2012 Dashboard to show up on a SharePoint 2010 page, using the Operations Manager Viewer.<br />
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The SharePoint 2010 Operations Manager Web Part Editor, truncates my URL to my System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) 2012 Web Console.<br />
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I get this:<br />
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SCOM-SharePoint-URL-issue.jpg

Here is the issue.
 
I'm trying to get a SCOM 2012 Dashboard to show up on a SharePoint 2010 page, using the Operations Manager Viewer.
 
The SharePoint 2010 Operations Manager Web Part Editor, truncates my URL to my System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) 2012 Web Console.

I get this:


Adding SCOM Dashboard Web Part to SharePoint: &quot;Invalid navigation URI Format&quot;

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Adding SCOM Dashboard Web Part to SharePoint: &quot;Invalid navigation URI Format&quot;

Adding SCOM Dashboard Web Part to SharePoint: "Invalid navigation URI Format"