In my last blog post, I showed how to create a SCOM Dashboard using Visio.  https://www.scom2k7.com/creating-scom-2012-dashboards-using-visio-2010-or-visio-2013/

Now I am going to show how to add this Dashboard into SharePoint 2010.

To start I need the Microsoft Visio 2010 and SharePoint 2010 Extensions for System Center 2012 found here.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=29268

Part 1 – Installing SharePoint 2010 Integration Components

Here are the pre-requisites:

• System Center 2012 – Operations Manager console or Operations Manager 2007 R2 Authoring Console.
• SharePoint 2010 Enterprise with Visio Services enabled.
• The Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1, available from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=131605

First I install the Operations Manager 2012 SP1 console on my SharePoint Server

I also verify that the SharePoint 2010 Enterprise with Visio Services are enabled.

On my SharePoint server I go to the SharePoint Central Administration Page.

I click Configuration Wizards.

I click Launch Farm Configuration Wizard

I click Start the Wizard

I scroll down and verify that the Visio Graphics Service is Enabled.

It appears to be already enabled so I click Cancel.

I verify that Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 installed so I continue on.

Ok now I am ready.

First I need to install the Visio Services Data Provider.

I log on to my SharePoint server as the Farm Administrator so I have all the permissions I need.

Now I copy the Server folder over to my SharePoint 2010 server in the C:\temp\ directory from the Extensions I downloaded earlier.

Then I run setup.exe.  Click Next, Next, Close.

On my SharePoint server, I open the SharePoint 2010 Management Shell as an Administrator

In the Command shell I change directories to

C:\Program Files\Visio Services Data Provider for System Center 2012 – Operations Manager

Now I type in

.\InstallOpsMgrDataModule.ps1

I click enter and it installs

I run

get-spsolution

I see that it says that is is Deployed so I am good.

I also see that another one listed called microsoft.enterprisemanagem…  This is from when I installed the SCOM Dashboard Integration
https://www.scom2k7.com/how-to-view-scom-2012-dashboards-in-sharepoint-2010/  and is not required to make the Visio stuff work.

Part 2 – Configuring SharePoint 2010 Integration Components

Ok now I go back to the SharePoint Central Administration Console.  I click Configure service accounts from the Security Section

From the dropdown I pick Service Application Pool – SharePoint Web Services

I need to grant the scom2k7.com\spsvc access to read SCOM.  I double click on the Operations Manager Read-Only Operators and add my SharePoint service account to the Operations Manager Read-Only Operations user role.

Ok SharePoint is ready.

Part 3 – Adding your Visio Dashboard to SharePoint 2010

I get my SCOM Dashboard Visio document from my previous post.  https://www.scom2k7.com/creating-scom-2012-dashboards-using-visio-2010-or-visio-2013/

I open up the diagram document in Visio 2013

I click Configure to make sure my connection is correct.

I click File, Save As.  Then I click SharePoint and click Browse.

I type in the address of my SharePoint Web page in the address bar.

I choose Save as Type: Visio 2010 Web Drawing

Then I click Double Click on Shared Documents.

Now I hit Save.

I get a warning about some Compatibility issue.  I just click Continue.

I now go to my SharePoint page and click Shared Documents

I click on my Visio Document and it comes up in a web console.

I click Enable (always)

OK now that is done.

Part 4 – Configuring SharePoint 2010 to show your Visio Dashboard as a web part.

I want to add my Visio Dashboard as a Web part to my Original SCOM dashboard.

I browse to the actual SharePoint site where I want to display my dashboard.

Under Site Actions I click Edit Page

I Check Out the page

I put my cursor just below Shared Documents but above my previous dashboard.

I select Business Data.  Then I select Visio Web Access

Then I click Add on the middle right of the page.

I select Click here to open tool pane.

On the right hand side I pick the the … Next to Web Drawing URL

I then select Shared Documents and select my SCOM-Visio.vdw file.

I changed the Automatic Refresh Interval to 1 minute.

I also de-select Show Open in Visio

I click OK at the bottom of the screen

Next I click the Format Text tab at the top and Check In the changes and click continue.

I am finished.  I check out the finished product.

Now I just need to create some really cool looking SCOM Visio Dashboards.