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SMS Provider Error in Configuration Manager 2007 Setup
<07-07-2009 10:41:02> CompileMOFFile: Failed to compile MOF D:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft
Hi Guys
I have a 64bit 2008 member server ,a remote Windows 2003 R2 server running SQL 2005 SP2 in a Windows 2008 AD. I am trying to install Configuration manager and keep getting the same error.
I have tried setting the SPN using SetSPN and Adsiedit but all to no avail.
ERROR::
Configuration Manager\bin\i386\smsRprt.m
<07-07-2009 10:41:02> Setup cannot compile MOF file D:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Configuration Manager\bin\i386\smsRprt.m
<07-07-2009 10:41:02> Setup failed to install SMS Provider. For more information about this error, see Microsoft Knowledge Base at http://microsoft.com or contact Microsoft Technical Support for further assistance.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Afternoonan
Hi Guys
I have a 64bit 2008 member server ,a remote Windows 2003 R2 server running SQL 2005 SP2 in a Windows 2008 AD. I am trying to install Configuration manager and keep getting the same error.
I have tried setting the SPN using SetSPN and Adsiedit but all to no avail.
ERROR::
Configuration Manager\bin\i386\smsRprt.m
<07-07-2009 10:41:02> Setup cannot compile MOF file D:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Configuration Manager\bin\i386\smsRprt.m
<07-07-2009 10:41:02> Setup failed to install SMS Provider. For more information about this error, see Microsoft Knowledge Base at http://microsoft.com or contact Microsoft Technical Support for further assistance.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Afternoonan
Which server are you installing the ConfigMgr provider on to?
The server which you are installing the ConfigMgr provider on to must be in the local admins group of the SQL server, as well as a SysAdmin for the database
Also, check that you have Named Pipes enabled on the SQL server.
The server which you are installing the ConfigMgr provider on to must be in the local admins group of the SQL server, as well as a SysAdmin for the database
Also, check that you have Named Pipes enabled on the SQL server.
Create SPNs
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;829868
setspn A MSSQLSvc/[SERVER-NAME]:143
setspn A MSSQLSvc/[SERVER-NAME].dom
svc_[server-name]_sqls is SCCM SQL Service account
[server-name] is the name of the primary site server where the relevant SQL server resides.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;829868
setspn A MSSQLSvc/[SERVER-NAME]:143
setspn A MSSQLSvc/[SERVER-NAME].dom
svc_[server-name]_sqls is SCCM SQL Service account
[server-name] is the name of the primary site server where the relevant SQL server resides.
setspn -A MSSQLSvc/[SERVER-NAME]:143
setspn -A MSSQLSvc/[SERVER-NAME].dom
Replace !! with -
setspn -A MSSQLSvc/[SERVER-NAME].dom
Replace !! with -
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When I reset the SPN I am now getting an error saying the Site Machine Account is not a member of the SQL Machines Local Administrators Account when in fact it is?