Hello guys,
i have a little problem and don´t know how to solve it. I have googled for that, but i could not find anything useful.

I want to make a script which returns the health (errors and warnings) of all computers which are monitored through SCOM.
So the output should be something like that: Servername | Domain | IP Adress | Health | Problem

I have tried to compare the id from get-agent with the id of get-state but it doesn´t work because the ids do not match.

Overall the script is very complicated. Is there another easier way to solve this problem?

I'll help you... Now, my lab environment (provided by a friend) isn't accessible right now.

In a big hurry?

I´m not really in a hurry. But it would be good, if you have a solution for me until the 23th of august. :)

I still don't have access. I'll have you something by Tuesday of next week though.

I'm sorry, I have not been able to get access to a lab environment, and my backup plan also seems to have failed. I might still get something by Sunday night... I'll keep trying.

OK, I've made some progress...

I haven't looked at this in detail, but this might help, you may have to go with an approach like this:
SCOM PS>get-monitoringclass|where{$_.name -eq "microsoft.windows.server.2008.computer"}|get-monitoringobject|get-state

Very well thank you. But i have another problem. How do i get the name and ip of a server who has an error?

Give this a try:
PS>get-monitoringclass|where{$_.name -eq "microsoft.windows.server.2008.computer"}|get-monitoringobject|select @{n="state";e={$_|get-state|select -exp healthstate}},@{n="ipaddress";e={$_|select -exp *ipaddress}},displayname|where{$_.state -eq "Error"}

I'll have to explain it later... ;-)

That is perfect I am very impressed. The problem for me was the piping and the statements of the selects.
And again, thank you very much for your help. I have learned alot from your script
:)