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Designing Advanced SCOM Infrastructures
High Availability & Complex Routing
This training will go through the list of advanced features of SCOM and examines what design decisions you are looking at when the numbers of agents or locations or domains get high or complex.
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Duration: 2 – (Half) Days
Format: Online Live Instruction
Certification: At the end of the training, participants will receive an Expert Badge recognizing their proficiency in SCOM Advanced Designs and High Availability.
Target: For consultants looking to master SCOM designs and High Availability Solutions.
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€700 EUR / $840
€700 EUR / $840Note: Prices are excluding taxes,
if they apply.
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We have sessions monthly!
- 18 Feb 2026 – 19 Feb 2026 afternoon CET
- 20 May 2026 – 21 May 2026 afternoon CEST
Welcome to Advanced SCOM Architecture
In this comprehensive training program, we delve deep into the intricacies of advanced designs and high availability solutions in Microsoft System Center Operations Manager (SCOM).
Whether you’re dealing with high numbers of monitored objects, diverse workloads across multiple locations, or complex domains and forests, this course equips you with the essential knowledge and skills to design and implement SCOM environments that meet your organization’s unique needs.
Understanding
Advanced Designs
Exploring scenarios with high numbers of monitored objects
Managing diverse workloads & complex security domains
Evaluating SCOM limits and their impact on design
Design
Strategies
Strategies for designing SCOM environments based on specific scenarios
Infrastructure tuning for optimal performance
Detailed insights into gateways and chained gateways for enhanced connectivity
High Availability
Solutions
Implementing HA solutions for SCOM databases
HA solutions for SCOM management servers
Exploring options for pool redundancy to ensure uninterrupted monitoring operations
Connected
Management Groups
Understanding the purpose and best practices of connecting management groups
Identifying scenarios where connected management groups may not be suitable
SCOM
Server Roles
Exploring other SCOM server roles
Understanding their functions in advanced SCOM environments
Role-Based
Access
Designing user roles tailored to advanced SCOM environments
Securing with least access and necessary views