Nous avons le plaisir de vous annoncer la disponibilité du second pack (KB979490) cumulatif de l'ensemble des correctifs disponible à ce jour pour les composants Cross Plateform votre infrastructure de supervision System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2 (SCOM) !

Note: Il contient les mises à jour contenu dans le précedent KB973583.

Pour le moment, ce dernier est disponible uniquement en anglais à l'adresse suivante :

• Ajout du support de nouvelles plateformes Unix/Linux (déja inclus dans la  KB973583):
  • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 (both 32-bit and 64-bit)
  • Zones (Whole and Sparse Zones) for all supported version of Solaris
• Correction de nombreux bugs (déja inclus dans la  KB973583):
  • The Operations Manager 2007 R2 Cross Platform agent intermittently creates defunct processes on the UNIX system or on the Linux system. This behavior occurs in the following scenario:
  • The password for the account that connects to the server is changed on the UNIX system or on the Linux system. For example, the password for the UNIX Action account or the UNIX Privileged RunAs account is changed.
  • The password is not updated on the Operations Manager Management server.
  • When this problem occurs, the defunct processes (scxcimservera) continue to exist until the Cross Platform agent restarts. These defunct processes consume system resources.
  • The Cross Platform agent may not discover soft partitions on supported Solaris systems. Therefore, the disk provider may be unloaded, and then the Cross Platform agent may stop collecting information from the system disks.
  • The Cross Platform agent may not restart after the supported AIX server reboots.
• Les nouveautés incluses dans ce Cumulative Update 2:
  • The Log File provider rescans a file repeatedly if the size of the file has become smaller than last scan, generating old records and potentially causing performance issues on AIX computers and the Operations Manager Management server.
  • When the Operations Manager Management server fails over to another Management server, alerts in the failed server’s log files may be re-generated and CPU load may increase significantly.
  • The Cross Platform agent installed on a Solaris computer could stop working when the system configuration is changed. For example, when disks are added or removed on the Solaris computer.
  • The Operations Manager agent stops working on computers running supported version of Solaris where Hot Spare Pool is declared by name and there is no disk association.
  • The Operations Manager Management server fails to replace display string parameter while creating the alert for monitor state change.
  • Operations Manager generates 'disk full' alerts when mounting UFS CDROMs on any supported version of Solaris.
  • Certificate generation could fail when adding a new UNIX or Linux computer to the management group.