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Create Dynamic Group in SCOM

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Is there an easy way to create a dynamic group in SCOM for all VM's or VM's in a certain cluster? I've seen alternate methods where you create a new attribute that searches for the presence of VMTools in the registry. I would rather use a method that may already be available to me via the Veeam MP.

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Re: Create Dynamic Group in SCOM

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Hi anotherITguy,

In SCOM it's super easy to create such groups. You just got to Create a new group wizard and then to "Dynamic Members > Create/Edit Rules", then select "VMware Virtual Machine" as a class, click "Add" and then add a condition for "Cluster Name" property "Contains" (it could be also "Equals" or "Matches a wildcard") and then add a name of the desired cluster.

With respect a group for all VMs - we've already created it - it's called "VMware Virtual Machine Group".

Feel free to ask any other questions about SCOM and about our MPs.
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Re: Create Dynamic Group in SCOM

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Worked great. Thanks!
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