The DHCP service has determined that it is not authorized on this domain.

[Mirco Wilhelm]

Hi,

I have some irritating error Alerts in my DHCP pack.

This alert regularly appears for all DHCP servers in the network, but when I
take a look at the error message it shows the following:

"The DHCP/BINL service on the local machine, belonging to the Windows
Administrative domain emea.corp.geaag.com, has determined that it is
authorized to start. It is servicing clients now."

So, I get an alert from the DHCP server telling me that it's working now??

How can I correct this without deactivating the whole monitor?

---
mirco

[Anders Bengtsson [MVP]]

Hi Mirco,

If you simple close that alert, will it be generated again?

--
Anders Bengtsson
Microsoft MVP - Operations Manager
http://www.contoso.se

MW> Hi,
MW>
MW> I have some irritating error Alerts in my DHCP pack.
MW>
MW> This alert regularly appears for all DHCP servers in the network,
MW> but when I take a look at the error message it shows the following:
MW>
MW> "The DHCP/BINL service on the local machine, belonging to the
MW> Windows Administrative domain emea.corp.geaag.com, has determined
MW> that it is authorized to start. It is servicing clients now."
MW>
MW> So, I get an alert from the DHCP server telling me that it's working
MW> now??
MW>
MW> How can I correct this without deactivating the whole monitor?
MW>
MW> ---
MW> mirco

[Mirco Wilhelm]

Yes, these alerts will be generated again within the next 12 hours

---
mirco

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[Anders Bengtsson [MVP]]

Hi Mirco,

Look at the monitor or rule, what event is triggering it? Then investigate
why the DHCP server generates that event every 12 hour. Dont think this is
a Ops Mgr issue.

--
Anders Bengtsson
Microsoft MVP - Operations Manager
http://www.contoso.se

MW> Yes, these alerts will be generated again within the next 12 hours

MW>
MW> ---
MW> mirco

MW> "Anders Bengtsson [MVP]" <and...@contoso.se> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
MW> news:e4c2a9791c08e8...@news.microsoft.com...
MW>

[Mirco Wilhelm]

Hi,

I checked the Alerts again, and it seems that new alerts are raised as soon
as a DHCP service starts.

So I guess this is a problem of the management pack, since I don't want to
read error alerts if a service start successfully.

"Anders Bengtsson [MVP]" <and...@contoso.se> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

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[Anders Bengtsson [MVP]]

Hi Mirco,

Ops Mgr is not generating the event, only reading your logs. The DHCP service
generate the event. Why dont you google the event that you get and see if
you can find any DHCP server related information.

--
Anders Bengtsson
Microsoft MVP - Operations Manager
http://www.contoso.se

MW> Hi,
MW>
MW> I checked the Alerts again, and it seems that new alerts are raised
MW> as soon as a DHCP service starts.
MW>
MW> So I guess this is a problem of the management pack, since I don't
MW> want to read error alerts if a service start successfully.
MW>

MW> "Anders Bengtsson [MVP]" <and...@contoso.se> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

MW> news:e4c2a9791c0c58...@news.microsoft.com...
MW>

[@gmail.com Ian Blyth]

In the alert it should tell you what rule generated this alert. Go to the
admin console, find this rule and there is an Enable tick box. Switch this
off and the alert will no longer appear.

Ian

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