Question about SCOM classes added to the SCOM Subscription and Unique Identifier for SCOM alerts

Question

Hi All,

Question1 :
Is it possible to get/copy the classes added under a SCOM subscription with out getting them manually.
Id any powershell script available to get the same please help on it.
Below Screen shot is for reference for better understanding for my situation.

Question2 :
Is there any Unique identifier for all the newly generated SCOM Alerts, If so where can we find it.
Screen shot with an example will be much appreaciated.

If this is not possible to identify from the SCOM console Alert properties, is it possinle to get the details of Alert ID/ Unique Identifier through Poershell command.

Answer 1

Hi @shankar431 ,

to Question 1: "Is it possible to get/copy the classes added under a SCOM subscription with out getting them manually."

Yes, there is a script, written by @Sameer Mhaisekar , which is found here:

Export All SCOM Subscriptions into a Text File
https://anaops.wordpress.com/2019/03/04/export-all-scom-subscriptions-into-a-text-file/

I have tested this one and it works like a charm. The resulting file can be optimized a bit, but you get all the needed information in regards to each individual subscription, including the scoped classes.

This is the GitGub repository of Sam, where you can download the script:

https://github.com/Sameer-Mhaisekar/scripts/blob/main/export-scomsubscriptions.txt

There is one more script, which does this, but I haven't tested this:

Get-SCOMNotificationSubscriptionDetails.ps1
https://github.com/blakedrumm/SCOM-Scripts-and-SQL/blob/master/Powershell/Get-SCOMNotificationSubscriptionDetails.ps1

My advice: try them botth out and see which one presents yoou the detaails in a better fromat.

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Regards
Stoyan Chalakov

Answer 2

Hi @shankar431 ,

to Question 2: "If this is not possible to identify from the SCOM console Alert properties, is it possinle to get the details of Alert ID/ Unique Identifier through Poershell command."

Yes, each Alert has iits nique Id and you can easily get it like that:

get-scomalert | where {$_.ResolutionState -eq 0} | select Name,Id  

Thisd will get you alll New (ResolutionState = 0) Alerts and present you the output in the form Name, Id
Of course you can get all the properties you need if you just go with:

 get-scomalert | where {$_.ResolutionState -eq 0}  

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(If the reply was helpful please don't forget to upvote and/or accept as answer, thank you)
Regards
Stoyan Chalakov