I had following error message keep showing up in SCOM console as error. I keep checking my SCOM server is enabled for “Agent Proxying” (SCOM Console –> Administration –> Agent Managed Computers, right click on the computer and select properties, check the check box in Security tab). But the error message wasn’t going away.
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Alert Description | ||||
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scomserver.company.com |
Details:Health service ( C7822707-8B87-E88D-8AB4-6E8CBD339654 ) should not generate data about this managed object ( 93E8CEE5-F3FF-9D39-3E9D-CDE64FDC7601 ). | ||
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scomserver.company.comscomserver.company.com | ||||
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Alert Rule: |
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Microsoft.SystemCenter.DiscoveryWriteActionModule.AgentProxyingNotEnabled.Alert | |||
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12/16/2008 6:06:29 PM |
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After some research, I came across http://blogs.msdn.com/mariussutara/archive/2007/11/09/agent-proxying-alert.aspx and it resolved my issue.
As specified in the above blog, run the query and check the Path column. It should be a server name. Enable “Agent Proxying” for the Path mentioned server. Good Luck.
Anand, the Architect 
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