Aug 18, 2017 11:04:44 AM / by Cole McDonald posted in powershell, SCOM, Utility Functions
Sounds Fancy! The problem I was having was that SCOM doesn't have a default way to look at all of the members of a group/subgroup tree in a convenient way. The Get-SCOMGroup cmdlet doesn't have an option to recursively search any subgroups it finds. It requires all kids of clunky Powershell to enumerate all of that if you need it. I needed it.
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