errors during SMS 2003 installation
Jay Legue
security connecting to a SQL Server 7 SP4 database running
on the same server I am installing SMS on. My server is
an AD PDC and I am using mixed mode authentication for my
SQL Server install.
When installing SMS 2003, both via custom and express
setup and using integrated security and not, I get the
following errors:
The Windows server NPS-TWWI that is running the SQL Server
is down or not on the network, or your current Windows
logon ID does not allow you to access the Windows server.
Setup cannot extend the Active Directory schema. Your
Windows logon ID does not have the necessary privileges to
extend the Active Directory schema. You must uncheck
the 'extend Active Directory schema' option if you want to
continue with SMS Setup. You can extend the schema after
the site is installed, by using extadsch.exe from the SMS
CD.
When I look at the installation logs I see the following:
srvacct.log:
<01-15-2004 11:03:57> Created SMS service account
SMSService in domain PSG, the account has local
administrator, domain admin and log on as service rights.
smssetup.log:
******** BEGIN SUMMARY INFORMATION ********
Product Registration:
Name: NPS
Organization: NPS
CD Key: 270-1575510
Site
Information:
Site code: PS1
Site name: NPS
Site domain: PSG
Extend AD schema: Yes
Security Mode: Standard
Service account name: psg\smsservice
Number of clients: 100
Components Selected:
Systems Management Server: Yes
SMS Administrator Console: Yes
Remote Tools: Yes
SMS Installation Directory: E:\SMS
SQL Server Information:
Computer running SQL Server: NPS-TWWI
SQL Server 7.0 (SP3 or greater)
Use integrated security.
SMS Database Creation:
Automatic
SMS Site Database Information:
Database name: SMS_PS1
SMS Site Database Directory:
E:\SMSDATA
SMS Site Database Information:
Number of SMS Administrator consoles: 5
Minimum number of SQL Server connections: 75
Automatically configure the SQL connections: Yes
******** END SUMMARY INFORMATION ********
<01-15-2004 15:14:29> Starting evaluation process.
<01-15-2004 15:14:29> Enough free disk space.
<01-15-2004 15:14:29> The domain and PDC checked out OK.
<01-15-2004 15:14:32> The NT machine NPS-TWWI that's
running the SQL server is down.
<01-15-2004 15:14:32> Checking disk space for SQL devices
(SMS database).
<01-15-2004 15:14:32> SmsLsaAccount returns 0 Flags =
30000h
<01-15-2004 15:14:47> Verified service account by
installing service SMS_ACCOUNT_TEST_SERVICE
<01-15-2004 15:14:47> Modifying Active Directory Schema -
with SMS extensions.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> DS
Root:CN=Schema,CN=Configuration,DC=psg,DC=northplains,DC=co
m
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create attribute cn=MS-SMS-
Site-Code. Error code = 5.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create attribute cn=mS-SMS-
Assignment-Site-Code. Error code = 5.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create attribute cn=MS-SMS-
Site-Boundaries. Error code = 5.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create attribute cn=MS-SMS-
Roaming-Boundaries. Error code = 5.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create attribute cn=MS-SMS-
Default-MP. Error code = 5.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create attribute cn=mS-SMS-
Device-Management-Point. Error code = 5.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create attribute cn=MS-SMS-
MP-Name. Error code = 5.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create attribute cn=MS-SMS-
MP-Address. Error code = 5.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create attribute cn=MS-SMS-
Ranged-IP-Low. Error code = 5.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create attribute cn=MS-SMS-
Ranged-IP-High. Error code = 5.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create class cn=MS-SMS-
Management-Point. Error code = 8202.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create class cn=MS-SMS-
Server-Locator-Point. Error code = 8202.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create class cn=MS-SMS-
Site. Error code = 8202.
<01-15-2004 15:14:48> Failed to create class cn=MS-SMS-
Roaming-Boundary-Range. Error code = 8202.
Any one out there have any suggestions as to how I can
resolve these issues and install SMS?
Thanks,
Jay
Luke Packard [MSFT]
not a Schema Admin or the schema is not set to allow updates. Check out
this doc for further info
http://www.myitforum.com/articles/8/view.asp?id=6324
Regarding your SQL issue, can you connect to the SQL server from the site
server using OSQL at the command prompt? If you have SQL on another server
can you connect to the SMS SQL server using ISQLW?
--
Luke [MSFT]
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