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MP University. Proudly sponsored by. Wednesday May 29 Rebroadcast Wednesday June 5. Upgrading to SCOM 2019!. Managing Consultant at:. From: the Netherlands. 7x MVP Cloud & Datacenter Management. Bob Cornelissen SCOM-Bob bob@topqore.com. Hobby: Carom Billiards Libre.

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  1. MP University Proudly sponsored by Wednesday May 29 Rebroadcast Wednesday June 5

  2. Upgrading to SCOM 2019! Managing Consultant at: From: the Netherlands 7x MVP Cloud & Datacenter Management Bob CornelissenSCOM-Bob bob@topqore.com Hobby: Carom Billiards Libre Animal Charity, 70+ dogs shelter in Thailandfacebook.com/sthouseoftailswww.houseoftails.org

  3. Big Question… What SCOM do you have? Release /Updates /Support Versions MOM 2000 & SP1 MOM 2005 & SP1 SCOM 2007 RTM SCOM 2007 SP1 SCOM 2007 R2 SCOM 2012 SCOM 2012 SP1 SCOM 2012 R2 SCOM 2016 SCOM 1801 SCOM 1807 SCOM 2019 2001 - 2003 2004 - 2005 2007 2008 - 2010 2008 - 2013 2011 - 2015 2013 - 2015 2014 - 2017 2016 – 2026 2018 - End July 2019 2018 – End Jan 2020 2019 – 2029

  4. Starting Point • The first questions you need to ask yourself… • What is my target SCOM version? • Looking at LTSB or SAC versions * • In-place upgrade (single or multiple) or side-by-side? • Depends on your current version • Depends on current health and setup * Note: SAC has been stopped

  5. System Center release cadence System Center 2016 October 2016 System Center 2019 March 2019 LTSC Releases* System Center 1807 July 2018 System Center 1801 Feb 2018 SAC Releases** SC2016 UR7 April 2019 SC2016 UR5 April 2018 SC2016 UR6 Oct 2018 SC 2016 URs * LTSC releases are supported for 5 year (mainstream) + 5 year (extended) ** SAC releases are supported for 18 months

  6. The SCOM Upgrade and install tree 2019 1807 1801 LTSB SAC 2016 2012 R2 2012

  7. Other decision points - Windows 2019 Windows Server Version 2016 2012 R2 2012 2008 R2

  8. Other decision points - SQL 2017 SQL Server Version 2016 2014 2012 2008

  9. In-place vs Side-by-side In-place • Pros • Less configuration work • Immediately start using new features • Cons • Prefer to not perform when upgraded before! • Anything wrong with the previous setup stays and increases Only do this for a Healthy management group! Be prepared to restore all management servers and SQL databases involved when anything goes wrong.

  10. In-place vs Side-by-side Side-by-side • Pros • Fresh environment • No interruption of service • Move teams after configuration is done • Move to new Windows and SQL versions • Cons • Double number of servers / storage required • Agents multi-homed • Loss of historic data • More configuration work

  11. Upgrade paths multiple SC products • Upgrade sequence: • Service Management Automation • Orchestrator • Service Manager • Data Protection Manager • Operations Manager • Virtual Machine Manager • Service Provider Foundation • Windows Azure Pack UPGRADE Example for the 2012R2 -> 2016migration

  12. In-Place upgrade https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/system-center/scom/deploy-upgrade-overview?view=sc-om-2019

  13. Beforeyou upgrade ! • Use an account with local administrator rights on: • SQL Server (both cluster or always-on scenarios) • SCOM Management Servers • SCOM Web and Reporting Servers • Sysadminrole on the SQL Server • SCOM Administrator Tip: Often the SDK/DAS account would have these rights or the account used to install the existing SCOM

  14. BEFORE you upgrade • All SCOM infrastructure is healthybefore continuing! • SCOM infrastructure version • Windows and SQL versions • Clean up ETL Table using a script

  15. Before you upgrade (more...) • OperationsManagerdatabase 50% free space • OperationsManager transaction log 50% size of database size • Remove agents from Pending Management • Disable Notification Subscriptions • Disable the IIS Web Console site in IIS • Disable Connectors

  16. Before you upgrade (more...) • Optional: agents cache size • Check an additional 2 times: complete backups of management servers, and all SCOM databases! • Upgrade management servers 1 by 1 starting with the RMSe • While upgrading each MS make sure ALL SCOM services are stopped on all the other MS.

  17. Perform in-Place upgrade • Stop SCOM services on all MS • Start with RMSe management server • Microsoft CLR types for SQL Server 2014 • Microsoft Report Viewer 2015 runtime • Upgrade of SCOM components installed • Credentials of service accounts needed! • Upgrade the next management server(s)

  18. Perform in-Place upgrade • Initialize for half an hour OR MORE • Implement the latest SCOM Update Rollup • Check if everything is still healthy! • SCOM gateway servers • Web Console Server(s) • Report Server • SCOM Consoles installed on other servers/machines • Upgrade agents

  19. Perform in-Place upgrade • Post-Upgrade tasks • Enable Notification Subscriptions • Enable Connector services • Re-Enable ACS for the agents • Check the health of SCOM again • Remaining consoles and agents to upgrade: that’s OK

  20. Side-by-side upgrade

  21. Perform Side-by-Side upgrade • Install SCOM 2016/2019 environment • Configure SCOM defaultsettings (like enable Proxyfor all agents) • Multi-Home agents

  22. Perform Side-by-Side upgrade • Import Management Packs bit by bit and configure/tune • Bring the override management packs which are good from the old SCOM • Setup other components, like ACS, AEM, Dashboarding, Log Analytics connection, Reports, Subscriptions, Connectors etc.

  23. Perform side-by-side upgrade Retire old SCOM • Clean out the old SCOM by first removing the agent multi-homing • Next old SCOM server infra can be broken down if no access to the old data is needed.

  24. SCOM Logon as a Service • SCOM Management Servers -> the 4 SCOM service accounts • SCOM Management Servers -> SCOM Admins if push deploy • SCOM agent -> If a runas account is used (example: SharePoint MP) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\System Center\Health Service Worker Process Logon Type (REG_DWORD) 2 = Log on locally 5 = Log on as a service

  25. Helpful Tools! • SCOM Management MP from Holman • https://kevinholman.com/2017/05/09/scom-management-mp-making-a-scom-admins-life-a-little-easier/

  26. Helpful Tools! • PowerShell some manual steps – by Ruben Zimmermann • https://anaops.com/2019/01/12/scom-2012-r2-to-1801-side-by-side-migration-the-powershell-way-by-ruben-zimmermann/ • Resolution states and settings • DB grooming • User Roles • User profiles

  27. Questions?

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