Error Number 1ce Unable To Open Wmi Namespace
it will come back online for a minute and then goes grey again. I look in the operations manager logs and don't see anything that suggests why it is doing this. Is there a place that I can start to look? August 4th, 2015 4:33pm Hi Speirus, Try to flushcache for this management server: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh212884.aspx Free Windows Admin Tool Kit Click here and download it now August 4th, 2015 9:53pm Try usesShow Gray Agent Connectivity Data task to identify why an agent is gray. 1. Open the Operations console and click Monitoring. 2. Navigate to the Operations Manager\Agent Details\Agent Health State view. 3. In Agent State from Health Service Watcher, click the agent you want to check connectivity for. 4. In the Tasks pane, select the task Show Gray Agent Connectivity Data. 5. The Run Task Show Gray Agent Connectivity Data dialog box appears. Click Run. 6. The Task Status dialog box appears. When the task is completed, you can click Copy Text or Copy HTML and paste the task output in the appropriate tool for further review. The task output will identify the following information: The last time a heartbeat was received from the agent. Whether the System Center Management Health service is running on the agent. Whether the agent responds to ping. The last time the configuration on the agent was updated. Possible reasons that the agent is unavailable. The management server that the agent reports to. Moreover, pls. refer to the support document of "Troubleshooting gray agent states in System Center Operations Manager" http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2288515?wa=wsignin1.0 Roger August 4th, 2015 10:41pm I flushed the cache on the server and it went grey shortly after. I run the agent check and get this which I am not finding much info on. Error Number: 46 Unable to open WMI Namespace
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Schema Types: DisplayName:Show Gray Agent Connectivity Data Write Action Description:Show Gray Agent Connectivity Data Write Action. ManagementPack:Microsoft.SystemCenter.2007 Configuration Parameters Parameter NameParameter TypeMandatoryOverridableAgentNamexsd:stringTrueAgentNameTimeoutSecondsxsd:integerTrueTimeoutSeconds Element Definition -