How to Use Runtime Scripts for Discovery
Applies To: System Center 2012 - Operations Manager
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You can create a custom runtime script to discover class instances that you want to monitor. A script is defined as part of a discovery in a management pack. The discovery targets an existing class (for example, a Windows computer, Windows server, or Windows client) and runs for every instance of the class that exists in a management group. To discover new class instances, the script collects data and returns it to a management server for processing. The management server then adds the data to the Operations Manager database.
In This Section
- How to Create Discovery Data by Using a Script
Demonstrates how to create a runtime script that discovers class instances.
- How to Create Relationship Instances by Using a Script
Demonstrates how to create relationships between discovered class instances.
- How to Use Discovery Data in a Management Pack
Demonstrates how to add a discovery script to a Management Pack.
See Also
Concepts
Getting Started Developing Runtime Scripts
Runtime Scripts Overview