System Center Operations Manager 2012 R2 - ADI
Can someone explain to me, why I would Active Directory Integration in our SCOM 2012 R2 environment, which is basically 2 sites: 1 AD domain, 1 untrusted domain.
We are a small environment with a total of around 400 devices. We have a main AD domain and then we have an untrusted domain, where we have a Gateway server. We are monitoring servers in the AD environment & in our untrusted domain.
From what I understand with ADI, is it is used for large environments of a few thousand devices. We only have one management server in the AD site, and 1 management server in the untrusted site.
Why would I use Active Directory Integration, very little articles on this.
Thanks
We are a small environment with a total of around 400 devices. We have a main AD domain and then we have an untrusted domain, where we have a Gateway server. We are monitoring servers in the AD environment & in our untrusted domain.
From what I understand with ADI, is it is used for large environments of a few thousand devices. We only have one management server in the AD site, and 1 management server in the untrusted site.
Why would I use Active Directory Integration, very little articles on this.
Thanks
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