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How do I know a imported override MP is working?

Custom override MPs from SCOM 2012 will be imported into SCOM 2019. How do I know if these are working? For exampled there are unsealed override MP SQL 2012 which is imported into SCOM 2019. I have imported a downloaded MP for SQL 2012 then imported the SQL 2012 overrides.

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use PowerShell cmdlet Export-SCOMEffectiveMonitoringConfiguration to retrieves the rules, monitors, and overrides that apply to a specified monitoring object, calculates the effective configuration of the rules and monitors. Then you can know whether a override is successful applied.

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Hi,

For referenced management pack, the ID is used. Mostly, for a new environment, we need to import the new sealed MP (in our case, for SCOM2019, not for SCOM2012R2) and the unsealed (that is exported from SCOM2012R2 for overrides) in the new environment.

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Mostly, the ID will not change, so the overrides works as expected as in the old environment.


To check the imported unsealed MP from old environment, if we remember the monitor/rule name, we can also check them from the operations console, as shown below:

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Regards,

Alex
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