Sometimes, one of the indexer in cluster may go down. Indexers health is very important and it needs quick attention if any issues. > `1: The creator of this fault did not specify a Reason.Īt .(String pathToStore, String appName, AzManHelperModes helperMode, String storeDesc, String appDesc)Īt .(AuthManagerModes authMode)Īt .InitializeAzmanAccessCheckObject()Īt .Initialize(IContainer container)Īt `1.GetComponent()Īt (Type type, String featureName)Īt (ActivationContext`1 context, String featureName)Īt (XPathNavigator navi, IContainer container)Īt ()Īt .Initialize(InProcEnterpriseManagementConnectionSettings configuration)Īt .InitializeRunner(Object state)Īt (ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state, Boolean preserveSyncCtx)Īt (ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state, Boolean preserveSyncCtx)Īt (ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state)Īt (Object obj) : Feature of type ‘,, Version=.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35’ cannot be added to the container. The System Center Data Access service failed due to an unhandled exception. Exception message: Unable to perform the operation because of authorization store errors.Īn exception was thrown while initializing the service container.įull exception: Feature of type ‘,, Version=.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35’ cannot be added to the container. Unable to start “System Center Data Access Service” on Service Manager Data WarehouseĪn authorization store exception was thrown in the System Center Data Access service.
I am not sure how “scom_report” was added to logins and why the db_owner rights were given. This time, service didn’t stop and the event viewer turned with healthy events. I have removed that access and started the System Center Data Access service.
Fortunately, there was an account called “scom_report” with db_owner access to “OperationsManager” database only. On referring below blog, I have tried to search for any additional account with db_owner access to “OperationsManager” database.
In “Operations Manager” event viewer, I have found these three errors: 26325, 2630. When I try to start the service, it starts well but goes to stopped state automatically in 30 seconds. As am I novice to Splunk I read an article about diff command but found the documentation not clear and couldn't fully grasp how should I use it and if it's appropriate for my goal here?Īlso I read somewhere about putting the file in version control and monitor the changes but I hihgly doupt it that our customer would agree to that approach (don't ask).Īny suggestions would be much appreciated.I have logged in my Test environment (SCOM 1807) after few months and found that “System Center Data Access” service is not running. Is there a straightforward way? I was thinking of file monitor of the file in Splunk and raise an alarm when something is changed but can't think of how I'll write the search query for the alarm. If someone tampered with the nf file I'd like to audit those changes somewhere. Index="_internal" sourcetype="splunkd_ui_access" servicesNS file!="notify" method=POSTĪs you can see from above this would pick up changes made ONLY through the GUI but how about the CLI. you recall the topic you gave me an answer to last week (second link below)?Īpart from keeping alerts/reports confs in Change Management System, the only option is (please correct me if i'm wrong) to use the bellow search that utilizes REST API and this is going to give us 1) time of modification 2) name of the alert/report in the form of uri and we can play further to extract this as a separate field and 3) who done it. It's already been determined that alarms/reports modifications are not being audited in _audit and _internal indexes.
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