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l : linux-390@vm.marist.edu 9 February 2012 • 5:40AM -0500

Re: Does anyone use Microsoft's SCOM monitoring tool with zLinux?
by Barton Robinson

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And ZVPS from Velocity Software supports microsoft as well as linux on
x86 for operations as well as full performance management.

David Boyes wrote:
>> Looking at the Microsoft websites (not very
>> helpful of course, more marketing, little
>> technical) for SCOM (System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2), I do see it
>> can be used with Linux, but does not get into the detail of which architecture.
>> I would safely assume x86, but would it work on s390x?
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> The generic SNMP support works fine with SCOM if you install netsnmp on the Linux guests and load the appropriate MIB files into SCOM. Microsoft doesn't supply a 390x binary for their extended agents, so the amount of introspection you can do is limited, but if standard MIB2 stuff is good enough, that works fine.
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