Re: SMS-Site-001 could not be created, error code = 5 in hman.log
- From: RobM <robM@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Dec 2006 18:58:19 +0000
oops didn't mean to but its within the thread which is good enough :>
On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 13:28:09 -0500, "Steve Thompson"
<stevethompson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm not sure why you posted this to me?-
"RobM" <robM@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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sms2003 can make the systems management container, but it requires
some prep work to give it permissions to do so.
the following article will guide you through the process and only
gives the site servers the rights they need to do their job.
http://wmug.co.uk/content/SMS2003PublishingtoActiveDirectory.aspx
pay attention to the prereqs as the steps are dependant on things
being in place.
On Wed, 13 Dec 2006 11:25:24 -0500, "Steve Thompson"
<stevethompson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"Dennis Backherms" <dbackherms@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message-
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I wish there would come a day when Microsoft creates a program that
will install and create the necessary functions for their products to
work. I read, in the administration guide, if you want the system
management container to be created in the schema, you must manually
create the container after you perform the schema extension. Why
wouldn't the schema extension utility for SMS 2003 include this when it
runs? Anyway, enough ranting, I am getting this annoying error, as seen
in the subject line of this post, and have added the user account that
has enterprise rights on the domain and I still receive the error. What
am I doing wrong? Please do not simply say check user permissions or
make sure the SMS service account has rights to this container. If you
want to reply with that, tell me where this service account is in the
SMS admin console. Help would be greatly appreciated.
Error code 5 is access denied... while I'm not going to pick on your rant,
it does work better to clearly state your problem and let us have a go at
solving it. By the way you can choose to let SMS extend the AD schema as
part of the install.
Depending on whether you installed SMS 2003 in standard security mode
(think
service account), or in advanced security mode -- you will need to give
the
service account you used, or the SMS site server computer account FULL
CONTROL to the Systems Management container in Active directory. Be sure
to
give full control to 'This folder and all subfolders'.
Steve
Rob - Windows Management User Group
www.wmug.co.uk
Rob - Windows Management User Group
www.wmug.co.uk
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