If you’re using a Domain User account (which is best practice by the way) for your Data Access Service account you may receive the following error when opening up the console.[error]”Data Access Service SPN Not Registered” “Alert Description: The System Center Operations Manager SDK service failed to register an SPN.”[/error]
This is because by default Domain User accounts don’t have the ability to update their own SPNs. To set your SPN correctly use the following commands with a user who has Domain Admin privileges:-
setspn –A MSOMSdkSvc/SERVERNAME DOMAIN\USERNAME
setspn –A MSOMSdkSvc/SERVERNAME.fqdn.name DOMAIN\USERNAME
If you wish to check that SPN registration has been set up correctly use:-
setspn -L DOMAIN\USERNAME
Remember! – You still need to make sure that the account has been granted ‘logon as a service’ rights, and is a local administrator on the root management server computer as per
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/hh212808.aspx
Browse latest info tech news and developments
Our blog publishes bite-sized IT focused articles that offer an easy-to-read insight into ways you can improve your business, communication and operation.
Showcasing developments in the IT industry, practical advice, and time and money saving tips, it’s worth subscribing to stay up to date with the news that matters.