Scom Management Packs and the specified monitoring services IIS Web Services

The following describes the installation of Scom, which describes the use of Management packs and the process of using related services that are monitored for Management packs.
First, the concept of a Management Pack: A Management Pack contains settings that enable the agent to monitor specific services or applications in System Center 2012–operations Manager.
These settings include discovery information that allows the Management server to automatically detect and start monitoring objects, a knowledge base with error and troubleshooting information, rules and monitors that generate alerts, and reports. The Management Pack may also contain tasks, diagnostic and recovery tools, and guidance to help resolve the issue.
New and updated Management Packs will be released continuously.
And the management package is divided into packaged, not encapsulated good
Sealed: Binary. MP file
Unsealed:xml files, which can be encapsulated by Microsoft tools
Most of Microsoft is a packaged Management pack.
Each Management Pack may contain one or all of the following components:

Monitor: Directs the agent to track the status of different parts of the management component.
Rules: Directs agents to collect performance and discovery data, send alerts and events, and so on.
Task: Define the activities that the agent or console can perform.
Knowledge: Provide text suggestions to help operators diagnose and solve problems.
Views: Provides a customized user interface for monitoring and managing this component.
Report: Defines a specific way to report information about this management component.
Object discovery that identifies the object to be monitored.
Run as profiles, which allow you to run different rules, tasks, monitors, or discoveries on different computers using different accounts.
The above is a basic introduction to Management Packs. How to monitor the service with a Management pack.
For example, monitor the IIS Web services. such as: Sharepoint,exchange,crm and so on.
The specific steps are:
1. Download the IIS Management Pack, generally many will be on the management controller directly download, but this need to network, some of the network server is not possible, that can be downloaded in the external network, loaded into the intranet server, the specific download URL is: https:// Technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd347500.aspx
2. Select a Management Pack that downloads IIS categories, typically for different system versions, such as 2008,2012,2016. Also, download the Management Pack on the generic manager and select the Management Pack in the core system
3. Import the Management Pack. This is needless to be.
4. After you import the Success Management Pack,
A) Select the Management Pack template in the authoring feature bar
b) then select "Web Application Availability Monitoring" Right-click, "Add Monitoring Wizard", a suitable name C) and select the Management Pack for the next step is to enter the IP address that needs to be monitored, point to the monitoring URL.
D) You can then select more than one server to act as a monitor for the specified IIS Web page service IP.
e) then click Test, which is generally successful if a problem arises, please address the resolution.
f) Finally, you can select various configurations of the alert. This succeeds, and you can also see the alert information that appears in the active alert.
This is the specific procedure for monitoring the IIS Web pages, because it is basically a simple operation like the next step, so there is no. As for the monitoring of other services is basically the same operation, if you need to continue to update the article.

Scom Management Packs and the specified monitoring services IIS Web Services