SCOM 2012 & SCCM 2012

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SCOM 2012
& SCCM 2012

SCOM 2012
 Topology
Simplification
 Expanding Visibility
 Network Monitoring
 Application Health
 Dashboards

Index SCCM 2012
 New Console
 Client Health
 Role-Based Security
 Application Lifecycle
 Device Management
 Software Updates

SCOM 2012
 Topology Simplification
 Expanding Visibility
 Dashboards

SCOM
2012

Topology Simplification Challenges
Addressed

Operational
Data Warehouse
Database

X

Topology Simplification - Server Pool

Operational
Data Warehouse
Database

X
Pool
Managed by a single HS

Expanding Visibility

Operations Manager 2007 SP1


Operations Manager 2007 R2


Operations Manager 2012

360 Holistic View of Health - Network Monitoring

(Console, Web, SharePoint)
End User Experience
(Synthetic Transactions)

Consistent UX
Application Monitoring
(.NET, J2E)

Infrastructure Monitoring
(OS, SQL, IIS)
Infrastructure Monitoring
(Network)

Network Monitoring Features
 Out of the box discovery, monitoring, and reporting
 Server to network dependency discovery
 Multi-vendor support > 90 at RTM
 Multi protocol support
 SNMPv1/v2c/v3
 IPv4 and IPv6
 Robust platform for partners to build on

Application Monitoring
 Out of box App Discovery and Monitoring
 Easy to understand Application failures via Resource View
 Useful Dev information for efficient escalation
 Increased time to value without custom MP authoring

Managing Complex Applications
End users
How do I know I have a problem?
How do I isolate the problem?
Smart clients How do I diagnose the problem?

Web servers

Data servers
Application servers

AVIcode’s Solution
 24x7 LOB applications monitoring
 No source code modifications
 Low overhead
 End-to-end transaction tracking
 360º application holistic view
 Application availability monitoring
 Problem management workflows
 End-user experience
 Intelligent analytics and reports

Application Availability Monitoring
 Volume-based health definition
 Easily define custom KPIs/critical
transactions
 Monitor the health state of individual
transactions
 Automatically calculate baseline
performance levels
 Real-time dashboard and
performance insight
 Alerts with root-cause information

Dashboards - Web Console

Desktop Console

Dashboards - SharePoint

Desktop Console

Web Console

SCCM 2012
 New Console
 Client Health
 Role-Based Security
 Device Management

SCCM
2012

Administrator Experience

 Common look and feel across
System Center products
 Improve discoverability
 Only show what is relevant
 Complete scenarios within
the console
 Simplified navigation
 Consolidated elements

Client Health
 Server-side metrics covering policy requests, HW & SW
Inventory, Heartbeat, Data Discovery Record (DDRs) and
Status Messages
 Customizable monitoring/remediation for:
 Client prerequisites
 SCCM client reinstallation
 Dependent Windows Services
 WMI Repository, Namespace, Class, and Instance health
evaluation and repair
 In-console alerts when healthy/unhealthy ratio drops below
configurable threshold

Role-Based
Administration Example

Shushi as „ConfigMgr Admin‟ has rights to
entire console

Shushi assigns Application Deployment
role to Shusha

Shusha is responsible for deploying
software

Shusha has a limited view

Application Lifecycle
Application
Installation
New Application

Remove Application Update Application
Application Application
Uninstall Revision

Retire Application Replace Application

Application Application
Retirement Supersedence

On Demand Installation
Process Flow

• User clicks “install” on Catalog item
1

• Web site checks user‟s permissions to install
2

• Web site requests Client ID from ConfigMgr client
3 agent and passes it to Site server

• Server creates policy for the specified client and
4 app and passes it to client

• Client agent evaluates requirements from the
5 policy and initiates installation

• Client agent completes installation process and
6 reports status

Application Evaluation Flow

New Policy App Install Schedule

Dependencies installed

User Centric - Device Management
 Managing users means managing
beyond desktops with “Single pane of
glass” administration

 Reaching beyond Windows platforms

Software Updates
 State-based Update Groups
 Deploy updates individually or in groups
 Updates added to an update group automatically
 Deploy to collections targeted with the group
 Auto Deployment Rules

Planned OS Platforms Supported
21 Platforms supported at RTW

 AIX  Solaris
 Version 7.1 (Power)  Version 11(x86 and SPARC)
 Version 6.1 (Power)  Version 10 (x86 & SPARC)
 Version 5.3 (Power)  Version 9 (SPARC)
 HP-UX  SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
 Version 11iv3 (IA64 & PA-RISC)
 Version 11 (x86 & x64)
 Version 11iv2 (IA64 & PA-RISC)
 Version 10 (x86 & x64)
 Red Hat Enterprise Linux  Version 9 (x86)
 Version 6 (x86 & x64)
 Version 5 (x86 & x64)
 Version 4 (x86 & x64)

SCOM 2012
with AVIcode
 Simplified
 Dashboards

In SCCM 2012
Summary  New Console
 User Device Affinity
 End user experience
 Software Catalog
 Software Center
 Client Health

Infrastructure & Management User Group
 Once a month
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