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I am having a problem
understanding how to create a WMI Event Rule and setting up a WMI Performance
counter. The documentation is not clear for me regarding what steps to use for
either instance. I am new to MOM and Scripting.
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A great reference
for WMI rules is the Application Center 2000 Management Pack that is part of
the Application Pack. They create a ton of WMI providers that are a pretty
good reference.
There is a three part WMI primer on
www.microsoft.com/scripting, but that is as WMI relates specifically to
scripting. You don't necessarily have to write a script to take advantage of
WMI. Still, the primer might provide some good information.
You might also check Scriptomatic (get from
www.microsoft.com/scripting) and CIM Studio (I think part of WMI Tools
installation). Both are pretty good tools for enumerating the WMI providers
you have available on a system and their related properties.
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