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Rank (0) Views 1 On , 2 minutes ago By Simon Skinner

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Have you got the SRS on another servers and no OpsMgr Agent on the SQL Server?

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Rank (0) Views 4 On , 7 minutes ago By MAM2CAT

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Thank you. Yes, I was looking in the wrong place. Next question is, should I be able to see the OperationsManager DB as I can only see the ReportingServer DB?

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Rank (0) Views 3 On Tue, Feb 09, 2010 9:25 AM, 7 minutes ago By Bryan Heath

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So I am having issues browsing from a Visio linked diagram and I just read that the Web Console should be on my RMS. My install errors out for some reason when try to install the web console on the RMS. Is there a way to make this work with windows auth

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Rank (0) Views 4 On Tue, Feb 09, 2010 9:15 AM, 17 minutes ago By Pete Zerger

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Tommy, I see your point. You can specify an OpsMgr agent as a proxy for one or more network devices, but agents do not act as proxies for other agents - that's called a gateway as you well know. I suspect the author maybe just skipped the proofreading

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Rank (0) Views 21 On , 57 minutes ago By David Wallis

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Nothing at all in my environment, I left my service installed and running.. upgraded the server to R2 and it all worked fine after, I was quite suprised, I thought I may had to do a recompile to fix some bugs.. but so far so good.

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Rank (0) Views 26 On , 1 hour and 7 minutes ago By mdiorio

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Thanks for your help, that's exactly what it was. Wtihin an hour of setting the permissions, everything replicated.

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Rank (0) Views 18 On , 1 hour and 8 minutes ago By Simon Skinner

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These may help http://technet.microsoft.com/en-au/library/dd367859(WS.10).aspx http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/whats-new.aspx

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Rank (0) Views 20 On , 1 hour and 18 minutes ago By Simon Skinner

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I have found this on the net http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ee677582.aspx . I looks like there may have been some changes to the Local Service and Local System accounts

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Rank (0) Views 44 On Tue, Feb 09, 2010 7:56 AM, 1 hour and 36 minutes ago By Tenchuu

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In our old MOM 2005 environment we use Tasks to deploy custom applications. It worked just fine, also under Server 2008 but since 2008 R2 we have the problem here that these tasks don't really run as the action account but as local system. What I m

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Rank (0) Views 23 On , 1 hour and 52 minutes ago By Simon Skinner

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It does, my guess that you are looking in the 'Computer Health Explorer' and not the "Database Health Explorer". It is under Performance

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Rank (0) Views 50 On Tue, Feb 09, 2010 7:18 AM, 2 hours ago By MAM2CAT

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I have enabled the SQL 2005 DB File - Disk Free Space Monitor via Authoring. This is a performance monitor and I would expect to see this appear in Health Explorer of a SQL Server but it doesn't! Am I wrong in assuming that it should appear in the Hea

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Rank (101) Views 101 On Tue, Feb 09, 2010 6:50 AM, 2 hours ago By David Allen

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The download for DPM 2010 RC is now available, get it now !

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Rank (0) Views 19 On , 2 hours ago By Simon Skinner

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Great, where there any steps that you had to make that where different? Any doc's info you may have and could be posted on this site would be great.

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Rank (0) Views 12 On , 3 hours ago By David Wallis

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Just to bring this back up to the top, since I have upgraded to R2 I can confirm that this version also works with R2.

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Rank (0) Views 11 On , 4 hours ago By Simon Skinner

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I have sourced the following links for you http://www.authormps.com/dnn/Library/ModuleTypes/ConditionDetection/tabid/106/Default.aspx http://blogs.technet.com/kevinholman/archive/2009/07/20/do-you-randomly-see-a-monitoringhost-exe-process-consuming-lots-o

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Rank (0) Views 12 On , 4 hours ago By Stefan Koell

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SCOM doesn\t actually use telnet but it does a basic port query. Telnet is just a convinient way to see if tcp port communication is working. You could also use portqry tool or whatever to check that. cheers

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Rank (0) Views 20 On , 7 hours ago By Robert

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Can nobody help me here. Let me describe what I have worked out so far. With this module you must add 3 other modules. 2 Expression Filters to check the number of samples and when the number of sample is reached that must be alerted on it changes the stat

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Just released, an update to the Operations Management Pack for the Internet Information Services (IIS) 7 adds support for IIS 7.5 on Windows Server 2008 R2, and extends support for IIS 7 running on Windows Server 2008 SP2. Now at version 6.0.7600.0, the

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Rank (0) Views 15 On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 10:51 PM, 10 hours ago By Tommy Gunn

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Okay, for future reference, putting your RMS in maintenance mode stops the Config service from processing data - no change is calculated, etc. In my experience, you wind up with a backlog of data to be processed and it can be difficult to get the RMS t

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Rank (0) Views 22 On , 13 hours ago By colorgain

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We just did the Windows Update on all servers, nothing changed within the LAN. Yes, I did put the SCOM Management Server and the SCOM Root Management Server into maintenace mode. Any idea? Thanks, Peter

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