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it started filling up with info.<br />
I had Domain Controllers that were not reporting to SCOM, it could be that after I resolved the issue of DCs then I started getting info about Exchange servers.
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it started filling up with info.
I had Domain Controllers that were not reporting to SCOM, it could be that after I resolved the issue of DCs then I started getting info about Exchange servers.

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Glad it's working for you.<br />
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Jeremy
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Exchange Management pack in SCOM not showing Data<br />
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I have imported Exchange 2010 Management pack into SCOM 2012.<br />
it is been 3 days since I imported the MP, there is still no information shown in the Monitoring.<br />
I wonder how long it will take to the data to show up.<br />
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Any help will be very much appreciated<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Exchange Management pack in SCOM not showing Data

I have imported Exchange 2010 Management pack into SCOM 2012.
it is been 3 days since I imported the MP, there is still no information shown in the Monitoring.
I wonder how long it will take to the data to show up.

Any help will be very much appreciated

Thanks

Exchange Management pack in SCOM not showing Data

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