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the answer of Randy Downs is completely correct, the attached event ID is logging once you add a PC to the maintenance mode, so finding this event ID will proof that this PC was in maintenance mode, and this is what the asker needs and ask for.
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the answer of Randy Downs is completely correct, the attached event ID is logging once you add a PC to the maintenance mode, so finding this event ID will proof that this PC was in maintenance mode, and this is what the asker needs and ask for.

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Where can I find logging and reporting on when a server has been placed into SCOM Maintenance Mode? I want proof that I put these servers into Maintenance Mode for a certain period. One of the DBA's is bitching at me because he got paged even though I put the servers into Maintenance Mode. I want to have these logs so I can show them to him.<br />
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I also want this for the next time someone says, &quot;You didn't put this into Maintenance Mode.&quot;<br />
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We are using SCOM 2007.
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Where can I find logging and reporting on when a server has been placed into SCOM Maintenance Mode? I want proof that I put these servers into Maintenance Mode for a certain period. One of the DBA's is bitching at me because he got paged even though I put the servers into Maintenance Mode. I want to have these logs so I can show them to him.

I also want this for the next time someone says, "You didn't put this into Maintenance Mode."

We are using SCOM 2007.

getting records of maintenance mode from SCOM

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