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Created an override to disable the SMSExec service monitor for members of the Site Database Computers Group, since this was causing false alarms as Database servers are not typically Site server roles with SMSExec service present.

Reduced frequency of MCM Client Discovery from 60 seconds to once a day.

Removed all Override Displaystrings which were pointless.

Discovery and with Displaystring Discovery

Renamed all Element ID’s to include the MP ID, and follow structured rules:.

Deleted all Classes, Rules, and Monitors for Deprecated and Unsupported roles.Deleted all Manual Reset Monitors and replaced with Rules.Changed Max sample separation on Perf Collection rules from 10 to 4 so one data point will be collected every hour on any perf collection rules that are enabled.Added ScaleBy to Process based CPU Rules and Monitors so they actually work.Added overrides to disabled alerts from the aggregate rollup monitors and dependency rollup monitors.Removed overrides that were muting alerts from unit monitors.Added MatchCount property to most monitors to support multiple consecutive samples to reduce noise.Fixed errors on MCM client discovery that logged events.MCM Client Class discovers sitecode and version properties.

Fixed some workflows that flat out didn’t work, and aligned the MP closer to best practices. The biggest changes are around controlling noise for transient errors, and changing the alert source to the Unit monitors, as alerting from rollup monitors was a terrible design as a method to limit noise, because you also limit quality detailed alerts.

It largely works the same way, but I made some enhancements based on things I saw in the field. I have taken the old SCCM 2012 MP’s, and combined them into a single MP. Now that it was pulled, there is a gap for customers who don’t have that old MP, or want something a little more relevant to Microsoft Configuration Manager deployment monitoring. Customers often used this to monitor current branch, and it still works well for the most part. The old System Center Configuration Manager 2012 (SCCM) Management Pack is no longer available.