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Only unsealed MPs can be exported as complete MP files if your goal is a restorable backup. In that case you need to maintain a copy of your original MP files. Old versions may not be available for download when you need them.

It was something like Get-SCOMManagementPack | Export-SCOMManagementpack -Path "C:\Management Packs". Though the commands have changed since then. Try using help or dropping the "SCOM" from the commands above. Only the unsealed files created will be importable.

There should be a PowerShell command if you simply want to create a CSV listing. Get-SCOMMonitor | Export-Csv -Path Monitors.csv

Thank you Andrew !

get-monitor and get-rule are both commands. That's good but do you remember if there was a nice powershell script which created the CSV report for you shows which rule or monitor to which management pack belongs ? Was there something better besides these two commands ?

Not that I recall but maybe someone else here remembers. :-)

It should be fairly easy to adapt Kevin's script you mention in first post...

Hi @DD-6838,

If you want to get just some basic details about Monitors and Rules, you could also try with the following SQL Queries (I don't remember if anything was changed in the Schema of these tables since 2007):

Monitors:
select m.MonitorName, m.MonitorCategory,m.AlertSeverity, lt.LanguageCode,lt.LTValue,mp.MPFriendlyName as MPName, MP.MPVersion from Monitor m
Inner join LocalizedText LT on LT.ElementName = m.MonitorName
Inner join ManagementPack mp on m.ManagementPackId = mp.ManagementPackId
where lt.LanguageCode = 'ENU'

Rules:
Select R.RuleName, R.RuleCategory, LT.LTValue, MP.MPFriendlyName, MP.MPVersion from Rules R
Inner join LocalizedText LT on LT.ElementName = R.RuleName
Inner join ManagementPack MP on R.ManagementPackId = MP.ManagementPackId
Where LT.LanguageCode = 'ENU'

I hope it helps!
BR,
George