Let me know if you have any cool ideas where you are using these command line switches. “&`”C:\Program Files\System Center 2012\Operations Manager\Console\ If you want to execute the commands you have to choices first you start it in regular command prompt (cmd.exe) as I normally do or if you want to execute it in Powershell you need to execute the command using Invoke-Expression. Now we are ready to fire this puppy up, the console opens and click “Run”… >temp\consoleSIZEchanger.reg ECHO HKEYCURRENTUSER\Console >temp\consoleSIZEchanger.reg ECHO 'WindowSize'dword:CMDpNewWindowSize >temp\consoleSIZEchanger.reg ECHO.
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reg file to resize command console >temp\consoleSIZEchanger.reg ECHO Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 >temp\consoleSIZEchanger.reg ECHO. TaskName:Microsoft.NetworkShareQuery.Task ::Assign New Window and Font Size for Windows Command Prompt set CMDpNewFont00240000 set CMDpNewWindowSize000f0078 set commandPromptLinkFlaghighRes ::Make temporary. “C:\Program Files\System Center 2012\Operations Manager\Console\ This returns the ID of the computer which we will use as target… $mg.GetMonitoringViews() | where | select ID #Get the views and filter it to the view you need, here “DemoDA”
$conn= New-SCOMManagementGroupConnection –ComputerName scom01 #Create a connection to the management server “scom01” How do you get the view name? Well, I like to use Powershell for this: There are maybe more scenarios but I hope you get the idea. What you could do now is to make a batch which will after every reboot call a command to start a certain view. You might have a monitoring screen and therefore a dedicated computer. This parameter is used to display just a view in a “full/only view scenario”. Of course you could also modify the OperationsManager shortcut for connecting always to a dedicated management server. “C:\Program Files\System Center 2012\Operations Manager\Console \ Lets assume need to connect to server SCOM02 your command will look like this: If you intend to connect to a specific management server this option will help.
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There is a article on TechNet about when and how to use this switch. I haven’t met any needs so far for using this in SCOM 2012 but good to know. In SCOM 2012 you also can add this switch to your console link. I think the most common option is /clearcache in the older SCOM version it was sometimes necessary to add this switch in order to clean the console cache if you had stale data. If you call this executable in the command shell together with /? you will face this dialog. In SCOM 2012 the executable which is being used to launch the SCOM 2012 console rests in the “C:\Program Files\System Center 2012\Operations Manager\Console\.exe” path. Did you know that the SCOM console has also parameters you can add? Well it is nothing new because they were also available in SCOM 2007 R2 but I think it is also worth a post to show how it works and how to get the necessary information.
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