With SCOM Always On sql architecture. Whenever a maintenance schedule is created it is not replicated to secondary DB. This requires manual effort with DB permissions to replicate the SQL agent job. The schedule is not effective until its replicated which eliminates the self service feature for end users. Not every one has DB permissions.

Please add this paramater for autoSignOutInterval to new SCOM Web console so session time-out can be customized properly.

It would be handy to De-Activate a MP instead of deleting it. Or set a MP in maintenance.

Provide Operations Console administration functionality as a HTML portal in Web Console.

When creating a new subscription, it would be nice not to rely on custom scripts but have custom HTTP API webhook to send the alert to. Webhooks seem to be a standard way in 2019, and would give a nice refreshment to next iteration of SCOM.

Would like it so the Alert window is resizable as when I use Edge or Chrome I can't resize the alert window.

would like a powershell script to export all the detail of a subscriptions monitoring criteria which includes all the names and descriptions; not just a GUID.

when we setup a channel we don't have the ability to log its output for troubleshooting

It would be handy to De-Activate a MP instead of deleting it. Or set a MP in maintenance.

Best way to explain is an exemple.

I put a logical drive in Maintenance Mode for 60 Min.

If my collegue put the windows Computer in maintenance WITH Child Iems for 15 min during my maintenance, My logical disk will be out of maintenance a the end on the Computer Maintenance.

Normaly i expect the maintenance on my Logical disk should be end at his scheduled end time MINIMUM never Before.

Thanks

Can we please have the ability to select more than one alert in the Web Console?

At present (v1801), you can only select one update at a time

This makes changing the likes of the Resolution State time consuming if there are a few of them..

Do any of you have a requirement to use gMSA accounts in your SCOM environment? If you do, please upvote this suggestion and kindly add the scenario you hope to use it for and how it would help you.

I have no way to know who made what changes in the SCOM environment. There are multiple admins and they change settings such as Install MPs/ Remove MPs/ Change Overrides/ Author new rules/ Change Admin settings/ Create new users/etc. There is never a way to know who did what.

This is a feature request to Audit all major changes to the SCOM environment.

Implementation of dynamic application discovery like former BlueStripe software and building the corresponding distributed application with all it's dependencies.

The alert object does not always contain the source FQDN of the generating server. This property should be able to get by PowerShell. This would help building connectors using PowerShell / SMA etc.

use a tab like SCCM to select and self install and update scom by itself .

the tab should list each UR or version new features

The group functonality is not good. You should be able to use active directory groups to target MP:s/views and so on.

I can change the SCOM operational database grooming settings from within the SCOM console. If I wanted to change SCOM Datawarehouse grooming settings, I have to download the dwdatarp utility from a blog post, get access to the DB and then set the groom settings. This is a request to add Datawarehouse groom settings to the Administration pane.

Change permissions on Dashboards and Views takes forever to save, currently +/- 40 min. This seems to be related to the number of classes, relations and views in the database.

This must be changed. It's not a workable situation that it would take 40 minutes to change just 1 view permission in 1 role.