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July 21st, 2004 21:00
WMI Errors PowerEdge 2600
We have purchased and PowerEdge 2600 with OpenManage and Windows Server 2003 preinstalled. We only had to finish the preinstallation with our details and we were up and running.
We have continually received error messages (Event ID 1090, error number 0x8004100e) concerning RSoP and WMI settings. When going into Services and WMI Adapter settings to see the dependencies we get the following message
"invalid namespace" The 'root\cimv2' nsmespace is not defined in the WMI Repository.
Stopping and restaring the WMI service does not work. We have also run wbentest.exe and gpupdate but these do not work either.
Further investigation points to the initial installation where errors occurred on bootup. The setup and framework logs in C:\WINDOWS\system32\wbem directory shows the errors occurred at this time. A file called dccim322k3.mof in C:\WINDOWS\system32\wbem\mof\bad shows the actual errors.
We have compared all these logs with other servers we have running and there is obviously a problem.
Can we load WMI files now. We wish to avoid rebuilding.
We have continually received error messages (Event ID 1090, error number 0x8004100e) concerning RSoP and WMI settings. When going into Services and WMI Adapter settings to see the dependencies we get the following message
"invalid namespace" The 'root\cimv2' nsmespace is not defined in the WMI Repository.
Stopping and restaring the WMI service does not work. We have also run wbentest.exe and gpupdate but these do not work either.
Further investigation points to the initial installation where errors occurred on bootup. The setup and framework logs in C:\WINDOWS\system32\wbem directory shows the errors occurred at this time. A file called dccim322k3.mof in C:\WINDOWS\system32\wbem\mof\bad shows the actual errors.
We have compared all these logs with other servers we have running and there is obviously a problem.
Can we load WMI files now. We wish to avoid rebuilding.
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