How to monitor a process on a multi-CPU agent using ScaleBy

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• Anonymous
  January 01, 2003
  Thank you for info on the <ScaleBy> tag, however, I'm not finding where I can add that tag to a rule. Am I missing something?

• Anonymous
  January 01, 2003
  Absolutely.

• Anonymous
  January 01, 2003
  @Ruben - this is an OS artifact of how the perfmon counters work, so SCOM 2012 will not natively change anything about this.

• Anonymous
  July 27, 2010
  Thanks man! Good posting. This explains a lot!

• Anonymous
  September 01, 2010
  Is it possible to apply the same for a performance collector rule; I want the lsass processor time value also scaled by in the performance data

• Anonymous
  December 08, 2011
  How to import or enable this custom monitor? and how to verify whether it is enabled or not?

• Anonymous
  July 01, 2012
  Kevin, How to Edit Rule to include <scaleby> ?  I am trying to get datafile size in MB.

• Anonymous
  July 01, 2012
  Kevin, I have one more question. How  can we create report in Execl/pdf format for  sql servers database size? These performance views doesn't serve much purpose... somtimes.

• Anonymous
  July 06, 2012
  2 notes about this: 1: I put <ScaleBy> at the "end" of the configuration, the authoring console hated that, so I manually edited the XML, the RMS wouldn't import it. Apparently this has to be in a specific place, so I put it after <Frequency> and it works just fine 2: For the alert description, if you want the value of the counter to show up, you need to use $Data/Context/SampleValue$ (I think the authoring console puts in $Data/Context/Value$ which is wrong)

• Anonymous
  July 18, 2012
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• Anonymous
  January 17, 2014
  Hello The problem is solved in Scom 2012?Thanks for Help

• Anonymous
  July 24, 2014
  HI , I am using SCOM 2012 SP1 but I did not see to Configuration edit option as posted above in blog. Any help please?