Hello, i dont know whats happening!!! i try to enter to operations console and with all my account tell me that i have insuficient privilegies... failed to connect to server "XXX"... i am the administrator.... and all account cant open the console!!! the last thing i did was to assign a role (reporting role) to a new user... im getting crazyyyyyy please helpppppppp

Is your database full? Is the server xxx up and running? Is the SDK service on that server up and running?Microsoft Corporation

Is your database full? Is the server xxx up and running? Is the SDK service on that server up and running?Microsoft Corporation

Try to open the operations console on the management server itself instead connectinf remotely and see if that works. Check if you are still member of AD group for SCOM Administrators group that you have provided. MOMEEN

Check the event logs on the management server to see if anything looks amiss.Regards, Robert --------- You can view my blog at: http://msopsmgr.blogspot.com/

*database is not full *server is up and running *sdk service too * i can open the console only remotely because is a virtual machine and i dont have access to the VMware *i never create groups of administrators!! i create users only... any more ideas??

Open the console using Run-As and use your SDK account credentials, or management server action account credentials. If you didnt associate the OpsMgr admins global group in the console with the administrators profile - you will depend on inheriting permissions to OpsMgr from BUILTIN\Administrators group. Make sure someone didnt remove your access from the OS.Kevin Holman

yes that i have already done it!! any ideas?? thankss

Hi, Based on my research, I would like to suggest the following: 1. Please also try to open the console with the option “Run As Administrator” and see if it works. 2. Restart the following services: System Center Management service System Center Management Configuration service System Center Data Access service 3. Clear the HealthService: 1) Rename the Stop System Center Management service. 2) Go to C:\Program Files\System Center Operations Manger 2007\, and rename the folder “Health Service State”. 3) Restart System Center Management service. Hope this helps. Thanks. Nicholas Li - MSFT Please remember to click Mark as Answer on the post that helps you, and to click Unmark as Answer if a marked post does not actually answer your question. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread.

i dont know how to "1) Rename the Stop System Center Management service." i tried with open it with a domain admin, with all my accounts of operations manager, with all the local admins AND THIS IS THE ERROR: http://www.imaxenes.com/imagen/scommmm1tv609h.jpg.html Now, im in a doubt if i have created a scom admin in AD, how can i know that? if i repaired the installation of the root that could be a solution? can i do something from ops mng shell? please i need a fast solution.... HELPPPPPPP THANKSS

and also see this http://www.imaxenes.com/imagen/scommmmm1mb56d6.jpg.html

with my account of db read i can acces to see only reporting how can i know the name of the admin group of scom? because now i dont remember if have had a scom group of i explicit the members one per one i go to AD and i dont see any group... perhaps somebody has deleted... my doubt is if can i know the name of the group or if i can see the members of scom administration help!!

Hi, Thank you for your updates. Sorry for the typo. Please try the following steps and see how it works: 1) Stop System Center Management service. 2) Go to C:\Program Files\System Center Operations Manger 2007\, and rename the folder “Health Service State”. 3) Restart System Center Management service. Regarding the “Event ID: 26319”, please also try the following hotfix: You cannot obtain elevated user rights in management servers and in agents in System Center Operations Manager 2007 or System Center Essentials 2007 environments http://support.microsoft.com/kb/938510 Hope this helps. Thanks. Nicholas Li - MSFT Please remember to click Mark as Answer on the post that helps you, and to click Unmark as Answer if a marked post does not actually answer your question. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread.

Hi, Thank you for your updates. Sorry for the typo. Please try the following steps and see how it works: 1) Stop System Center Management service. 2) Go to C:\Program Files\System Center Operations Manger 2007\, and rename the folder “Health Service State”. 3) Restart System Center Management service. Regarding the “Event ID: 26319”, please also try the following hotfix: You cannot obtain elevated user rights in management servers and in agents in System Center Operations Manager 2007 or System Center Essentials 2007 environments http://support.microsoft.com/kb/938510 Hope this helps. Thanks. Nicholas Li - MSFT Please remember to click Mark as Answer on the post that helps you, and to click Unmark as Answer if a marked post does not actually answer your question. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread.

thanks but it doesnt work!! do you know if i run the setupOM.exe and i repair installation it could be a solution?? O how can i know the name of the group administrators that is was deleted in ad? or any more ideas?

I have resolved!!! somebody (very envious) have deleted my scom adm group!!! we restored from ad and all works!!! thanks for your time

Hi, Thank you for your update. Glad to know it works. Your time and efforts are highly appreciated. I also hope what you share with us will also benefit other users who meet the similar issue. Thanks again! Have a nice day!Nicholas Li - MSFT Please remember to click Mark as Answer on the post that helps you, and to click Unmark as Answer if a marked post does not actually answer your question. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread.