Backward Compatibility Script Error Scom 2007 R2
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ConsoleThe The SDK was unable to synchronize of monitoring object instance with its cached monitoring class information. warning might be displayed when you launch the Operations Manager Console, after the Hardware Management Pack is uninstalled. You can ignore this warning that is drawing your attention to the fact that a management pack was uninstalled when the Operations Manager was not online. Workaround: To avoid the warning, launch the Operations Manager Console from the command line with the /ClearCache command line option after uninstalling the Hardware Management Pack (or any management pack). See the documentation for Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007 to determine the command line method for starting the Operations Manager. 2. Errors when uninstalling when the Operations Manager Console is onlineIf you uninstall the Hardware Management Pack while the Operations Manager Console is online, a series of errors is displayed immediately after the uninstall. The errors are of this form:Invalid Column Name … This error occurs only when uninstalling the Hardware Management Pack when the Operations Manager Console is online and the cursor focus is on one of the views that was uninstalled. Other errors, such as: Collection was modified; enumeration operation may not execute might also be displayed after the uninstall. 3. Alerts and events show up late, after the managed system comes back online and reconnects to the Operations Manager ServerAll alerts and events from the Hardware Management Pack depend on the Microsoft Health Service on the managed system to communicate the alert or event back to the Operations Manager Server. If the network connection between the Operations Manager Server and the managed system is broken, or if the managed system stays offline, no alerts or events are communicated to the Operations Manager Server. When the network connection resumes, the cached alerts and events begin to flow to the Operations Manager Server. When this situation occurs, you might see older alerts and events in the cache as the backlog of alerts and events is communicated and the cache is cleared. 4. Up to a three-or-four-minute-lag time after discovery and adding a managed systemOnce a managed system is added to the Operations Manager Server scope, up to three or four minutes might pass b