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Tip For troubleshooting issues with SCOM, see the knowledge base articles available from Support for Microsoft System Center 2012.
Problem SCOM displays the message shown in Figure 8-1 when you attempt to add a Cisco UCS domain. This error message is displayed if the required library, Cisco.UCS.MP.UI.dll, is not present on the current machine.
Figure 8-1 Error Displayed by SCOM when Adding a Cisco UCS Domain
Solution Add the Cisco UCS domain on a management server where you installed the Cisco UCS Management Pack. You cannot add a Cisco UCS domain on a management server that does not have the Cisco UCS Management Pack installed.
Problem SCOM displays the message shown in Figure 8-2 when you attempt to launch the Configuration GUI.
Figure 8-2 Error Displayed by SCOM when Launching the Configuration GUI
The management Pack for release 2.6.2 supports the Cisco UCS Management Service level diagnostic error logging capability. After upgrade to Management Pack to release 2.6.2, error logging will automatically start on the existing UCSMs and the newly added added ones. For each UCSM that is being monitored by SCOM separate logs are created and stored at: %PROGRAMDATA%\\Cisco\Cisco UCSM\SCOM Management Pack\ScomUcsAgentlog.
By default the log contain the following information:
This feature provides three logging level options. Depending on the information you want in your logs, you can choose one of the following options:
NoteDefault logging level is set to Error. Default logging level is set to Error.
Step 1 Open PowerShell window.
Step 2 Connect to the agent by entering the following command: $wcf = New-WebServiceProxy http://localhost:8732/ScomUcsAgent
Step 3 Get the current log by entering: execute : $wcf.GetLoggingState()
Step 4 Change the logging level by entering: (Information, Error, Exception) execute : $wcf.UpdateLoggingState("Information")