Hello,

I have a MG with High Availability (2 MS).

How can i tell which management server runs notification commands?

I have SCOM 2012

Thanks

Notifications are produced by "Notification Resource Pool" members.

But when you have two or more members in the pool there is no way to select one of them (for example primary).

Regards,

Ivan

• Proposed as answer by Daniel Örneling 19 hours 29 minutes ago

Hello

The path for the notification command only exist on one MS, it will try to run from every member of the "Notification Resource Pool"?

Yes. You need to create the same command channel scripts \ paths on all Management Servers.

And then what? 

I don't want the script to run more then one time.

If i will create the same script on all MS it will run from every one of them?

What is the logic?

It will only run on one of the Management Servers in the resource pool. But you can't decide which one. So all Management Servers need to be able to execute any actions.

Cheers

Graham

Can i remove them from the notification resource pool?

Yes. Set the notification pool to manual and then remove the management server(s) you don't want to be responsible for notifications.

Cheers

Graham

Notifications are produced by "Notification Resource Pool" members.

But when you have two or more members in the pool there is no way to select one of them (for example primary).

Regards,

Ivan

• Proposed as answer by Daniel Örneling Wednesday, September 09, 2015 11:39 AM

Notifications are produced by "Notification Resource Pool" members.

But when you have two or more members in the pool there is no way to select one of them (for example primary).

Regards,

Ivan

• Proposed as answer by Daniel Örneling Wednesday, September 09, 2015 11:39 AM