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System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) Questions before a side a migration: I currently have SCOM 2012 and I am planning to install a separate server with SCOM 2016, so that my clients will report to both servers during the migration process (multihome configuration).<br />
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1. What is the best way for listing the different overrides that each Management pack might have? (Detect easily any setting not documented).<br />
2. Can I migrate/export my overrides from SCOM 2012 to 2016 if the base management pack is the same? (Any consideration about it?)<br />
3. After upgrading my agents. What is the easiest way to setup these clients to point both to the new server and the previous one at the same time.
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System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) Questions before a side a migration: I currently have SCOM 2012 and I am planning to install a separate server with SCOM 2016, so that my clients will report to both servers during the migration process (multihome configuration).

1. What is the best way for listing the different overrides that each Management pack might have? (Detect easily any setting not documented).
2. Can I migrate/export my overrides from SCOM 2012 to 2016 if the base management pack is the same? (Any consideration about it?)
3. After upgrading my agents. What is the easiest way to setup these clients to point both to the new server and the previous one at the same time.

SCOM questions related to an Upgrade/Migration

System Center Operations Manager (SCOM)

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