Hi,

I'm trying to set up few  web applications for monitoring on SCOM 2007 and I'm always getting mistake when testing URL -2147012852 reason 0X80072f0c in the setup testing and in web application editor when I run test.

Thanks,

Balys

Hi Balyas,

Can you post the screenshot and the full contents of that error please.

Hi Gautam,

Sure

Balys

Hi,

Is there any operations manager events logged on the RMS for when you run the test on the UI?

Does RMS have access to the site?

When you are adding the web application for monitoring, after you type the correct name of the application, directly click on Next button and then assign some watcher node for monitoring this application and complete other settings and complete that wizard. Once done, open property of the web application you just added and then run Test. See if it works.

Regards,

Yan Li

Hi,

Yes there are for example:

Error sending an SNMP GET message to IP Address XXXXX, Community String:=public, Status 0x6c. 

One or more workflows were affected by this.  

Workflow name: Microsoft.SystemCenter.NetworkDevice.CheckDeviceStatus 
Instance name: XXXXXX 
Instance ID: {6298B0FC-CB93-8D43-F147-6258DE6FCB65} 
Management group: XXXXX

and IP's on the error message is not accessible and can't be resolved

RMS server has access to the url's

I have tried method that you have proposed but still get same error message.

Thanks,

Balys

For this issue, you can check below link

http://sys-admin-blog.blogspot.com/2012/03/scom-web-application-monitoring-url.html

I have direct access to internet  on RMS server, we do not have proxies for internet access so that link is not hepfull, besides on many urls monitoring is already working

Hi,

As to your issue, I suspect that we can access to the website properly via Internet Explorer, however, we failed to monitor it via SSL monitoring. And the websites should be using HTTPS protocol. Please correct me if theres any misunderstanding.

The error 0x80072f0c means A certificate is required to complete client authentication. When the SSL settings are switched to Accept, it is asking for a client certificate. And this may cause our issue. For Client Certificates in IIS, we can refer to the below website for more information.

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753983(v=WS.10).aspx

Moreover, On the SSL Settings page, in the Client certificates area, we can use one of the following procedures to try to fix this issue:

Select Ignore (For all URL monitored)

More information about IIS and Client Certificate, please refer to the below KB article.

IIS and client certificates:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/907274

Best Regards,

Yan Li