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Hi all,
I am having difficulty in trying to find a place to see Disk Usage or Free Space Trending Graphs for disks on a Server for a chosen time frame like 1 month, 2 months......6 months etc.
I know you can only see a 7 day Graph from the Alerts View and can see Graphs for longer than 1 week from the Reports Section, however, i couldn't find anything i can use.
Looking for something like this view that shows disk usage and corresponding free space and disk capacity:
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Hi,
As far as I know, SCOM does not have such built-in function.
Found a document which seemed helpful for our question, please refer to the link below.
SCOM Reporting Forecasting/trending powershell report solution
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Hi Xin,
Thanks for the info.
It is surprising that SCOM can not do the basics right.
Using a third party script to show performance graph in scom is a shame.
This is the basic bread and butter of monitoring tools bought of the shelf.
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Wouldn't a simple Generic Performance Report with multiple counters achieve the same result?
It wouldn't look too great with counters using different scales or units, but otherwise it should work...
Otherwise you can always create your own report using SSRS Report Designer.