Event ID: 1102 ... Any help?

Gnat

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Jan 8, 2008, 7:39:00 AM1/8/08

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I am very new to OpsMgr 2007, and I am having an issue ever since I installed
the AD MP (just yesterday). On all of my DCs I get the 9 same errors. They
are all Event ID 1102 and are all from the Health Service, but only happening
on DCs (obviously).

The error are as follows:

Rule/Monitor "Microsoft.SystemCenter.DiscoverWindowsComputerProperties"
running for instance "domaincontroller.domain.com" with
id:"{7E8117F9-A85F-88A4-75DD-28941F09751C}" cannot be initialized and will
not be loaded. Management group "Production"

Rule/Monitor
"Microsoft.Windows.Server.2003.OperatingSystem.ComputerbrowserServiceHealth"
running for instance "Microsoft(R) Windows(R) Server 2003, Standard Edition"
with id:"{9FC44637-3F62-F719-9E0A-B06FEEDAA623}" cannot be initialized and
will not be loaded. Management group "Production"

Rule/Monitor "Microsoft.Windows.Server.2003.MountPoint.Discovery" running
for instance "Microsoft(R) Windows(R) Server 2003, Standard Edition" with
id:"{9FC44637-3F62-F719-9E0A-B06FEEDAA623}" cannot be initialized and will
not be loaded. Management group "Production"

Rule/Monitor "Microsoft.Windows.Server.2003.LogicalDisk.Discovery" running
for instance "Microsoft(R) Windows(R) Server 2003, Standard Edition" with
id:"{9FC44637-3F62-F719-9E0A-B06FEEDAA623}" cannot be initialized and will
not be loaded. Management group "Production"

Rule/Monitor "Microsoft.SystemCenter.DiscoverADManagedComputer" running for
instance "domaincontroller.domain.com" with
id:"{656EDE73-F650-8DE2-8D14-0306C5359C68}" cannot be initialized and will
not be loaded. Management group "Production"

Rule/Monitor "Microsoft.SystemCenter.DiscoveryHealthServiceCommunication"
running for instance "domaincontroller.domain.com" with
id:"{656EDE73-F650-8DE2-8D14-0306C5359C68}" cannot be initialized and will
not be loaded. Management group "Production"

Rule/Monitor "Microsoft.SystemCenter.AgentManagement.LogEndToEndEvent"
running for instance "domaincontroller.domain.com" with
id:"{656EDE73-F650-8DE2-8D14-0306C5359C68}" cannot be initialized and will
not be loaded. Management group "Production"

Rule/Monitor
"Microsoft.SystemCenter.Agent.MonitoringHost.PrivateBytesThreshold" running
for instance "domaincontroller.domain.com" with
id:"{656EDE73-F650-8DE2-8D14-0306C5359C68}" cannot be initialized and will
not be loaded. Management group "Production"

Rule/Monitor
"Microsoft.SystemCenter.Agent.MonitoringHost.HandleCountThreshold" running
for instance "domaincontroller.domain.com" with
id:"{656EDE73-F650-8DE2-8D14-0306C5359C68}" cannot be initialized and will
not be loaded. Management group "Production"

Also, I have checked all of the other Event Logs, and nothing is occuring in
them anywhere near the same time...

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Anders Bengtsson

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Jan 10, 2008, 5:24:52 PM1/10/08

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Hi Gnat,

What have you done so far? Are you running local system as action account
on all your domain controllers? Have you seen this great blog post about
AD MP? http://ops-mgr.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!3D3B8489FCAA9B51!194.entry
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Regards
Anders Bengtsson
Microsoft MVP - MOM
http://www.contoso.se

G> I am very new to OpsMgr 2007, and I am having an issue ever since I
G> installed the AD MP (just yesterday). On all of my DCs I get the 9
G> same errors. They are all Event ID 1102 and are all from the Health
G> Service, but only happening on DCs (obviously).
G>
G> The error are as follows:
G>
G> Rule/Monitor
G> "Microsoft.SystemCenter.DiscoverWindowsComputerProperties" running
G> for instance "domaincontroller.domain.com" with
G> id:"{7E8117F9-A85F-88A4-75DD-28941F09751C}" cannot be initialized and
G> will not be loaded. Management group "Production"
G>
G> Rule/Monitor
G> "Microsoft.Windows.Server.2003.OperatingSystem.ComputerbrowserService
G> Health" running for instance "Microsoft(R) Windows(R) Server 2003,
G> Standard Edition" with id:"{9FC44637-3F62-F719-9E0A-B06FEEDAA623}"
G> cannot be initialized and will not be loaded. Management group
G> "Production"
G>
G> Rule/Monitor "Microsoft.Windows.Server.2003.MountPoint.Discovery"
G> running for instance "Microsoft(R) Windows(R) Server 2003, Standard
G> Edition" with id:"{9FC44637-3F62-F719-9E0A-B06FEEDAA623}" cannot be
G> initialized and will not be loaded. Management group "Production"
G>
G> Rule/Monitor "Microsoft.Windows.Server.2003.LogicalDisk.Discovery"
G> running for instance "Microsoft(R) Windows(R) Server 2003, Standard
G> Edition" with id:"{9FC44637-3F62-F719-9E0A-B06FEEDAA623}" cannot be
G> initialized and will not be loaded. Management group "Production"
G>
G> Rule/Monitor "Microsoft.SystemCenter.DiscoverADManagedComputer"
G> running for instance "domaincontroller.domain.com" with
G> id:"{656EDE73-F650-8DE2-8D14-0306C5359C68}" cannot be initialized and
G> will not be loaded. Management group "Production"
G>
G> Rule/Monitor
G> "Microsoft.SystemCenter.DiscoveryHealthServiceCommunication" running
G> for instance "domaincontroller.domain.com" with
G> id:"{656EDE73-F650-8DE2-8D14-0306C5359C68}" cannot be initialized and
G> will not be loaded. Management group "Production"
G>
G> Rule/Monitor
G> "Microsoft.SystemCenter.AgentManagement.LogEndToEndEvent" running for
G> instance "domaincontroller.domain.com" with
G> id:"{656EDE73-F650-8DE2-8D14-0306C5359C68}" cannot be initialized and
G> will not be loaded. Management group "Production"
G>
G> Rule/Monitor
G> "Microsoft.SystemCenter.Agent.MonitoringHost.PrivateBytesThreshold"
G> running for instance "domaincontroller.domain.com" with
G> id:"{656EDE73-F650-8DE2-8D14-0306C5359C68}" cannot be initialized and
G> will not be loaded. Management group "Production"
G>
G> Rule/Monitor
G> "Microsoft.SystemCenter.Agent.MonitoringHost.HandleCountThreshold"
G> running for instance "domaincontroller.domain.com" with
G> id:"{656EDE73-F650-8DE2-8D14-0306C5359C68}" cannot be initialized and
G> will not be loaded. Management group "Production"
G>
G> Also, I have checked all of the other Event Logs, and nothing is
G> occuring in them anywhere near the same time...
G>
G> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
G>
G> Thanks
G>

G@discussions.microsoft.com Robin G

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Feb 15, 2008, 4:51:01 AM2/15/08

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Hi Anders,

Regarding your comment on the action account:
We have the same problem as above and we uses a service account that is a
member of the domain admins group.
Will it work with an other account then the Local system?
What do you mean with "Are you running local system as action account

> on all your domain controllers?"

Cheers
Robin

Anders Bengtsson

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Feb 15, 2008, 9:06:21 AM2/15/08

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Hi Robin,

You should run local system as action account on your domain controllers,
that is what I wanted to tell with the other post.

-----
Regards
Anders Bengtsson
Microsoft MVP - MOM
http://www.contoso.se

RR> Hi Anders,
RR>
RR> Regarding your comment on the action account:
RR> We have the same problem as above and we uses a service account that
RR> is a
RR> member of the domain admins group.
RR> Will it work with an other account then the Local system?
RR> What do you mean with "Are you running local system as action
RR> account

>> on all your domain controllers?"
>>

RR> Cheers
RR> Robin

Robin G

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Feb 19, 2008, 9:31:00 AM2/19/08

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Ok, but we would like to use another account as a Action Account , so that we
can have that user monitored. Will that not work?

Anders Bengtsson

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Feb 20, 2008, 11:02:34 AM2/20/08

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Hi Robin,

well, you can read in the AD MP guide about what permissions the action will
need, but it is a lot of permissions for a service account. I think recommended
is to run with local system.

-----
Regards
Anders Bengtsson
Microsoft MVP - MOM
http://www.contoso.se

RG> Ok, but we would like to use another account as a Action Account ,
RG> so that we can have that user monitored. Will that not work?
RG>
RG> "Anders Bengtsson" wrote:
RG>

GD

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Feb 20, 2008, 12:54:15 PM2/20/08

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Hi Robin

This is a good blog as well.

http://blogs.technet.com/mgoedtel/archive/2007/11/22/active-directory-management-pack-replication-monitoring-account-permissions.aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/mgoedtel/archive/2008/01/01/active-directory-management-pack-replication-monitoring-account-permissions-part-ii.aspx

Good Luck!

Graham

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