Wrote a Powershell script to extract the Monitors, Rules and Object Discoveries and export the names of the objects to a text file.
The method is pretty simple, I just use a couple of get-objects cmdlets and adds the criteria to match certain criteria strings and the script should.
For example, to extract monitors for Linux
$exportpath = "C:\DUMP\allLinuxmonitors.txt"
$mp = Get-ManagementPack | WHERE {$_.DisplayName -match "linux"}
foreach ($mp1 in $mp)
{
$mp1 | Format-Table DisplayName | Out-File $exportpath -Append
Get-monitor -ManagementPack $mp1 | format-table DisplayName | Out-File $exportpath -Append
}
To extract Rules for Linux
$exportpath = "C:\DUMP\allLinuxrules.txt"
$mp = Get-ManagementPack | WHERE {$_.DisplayName -match "linux"}
foreach ($mp1 in $mp)
{
$mp1 | Format-Table DisplayName | Out-File $exportpath -Append
Get-rule -ManagementPack $mp1 | format-table DisplayName | Out-File $exportpath -Append
}
To extract Object Discovery for Linux
$exportpath = "C:\DUMP\allLinuxdiscovery.txt"
Get-Discovery | WHERE {$_.DisplayName -match "linux"}| Format-Table DisplayName | Out-File $exportpath -Append
Ray just threw me a challenge ! Extract those information together with the threshold, Enabled By Default, Override values etc. Will work on it if I have time :)
