The username/password is where things usually bugger up.
You have to use:
DOMAIN\USER
so if you are only using local user accounts the
.\USER
should work. Note the backslash, this uses Windows notation as far as I
can tell.
Remember that you do need to use FQDN for device names for Zenoss to
work right. Also sometimes machines just show up as bad WMI state for no
reason I've ever figured out. It usually just goes away in an hour or so.
Make sure the windows user has admin privs on the remote machine.
--
James Pulver
Information Technology Area Supervisor
LEPP Computer Group
Cornell University
galez74 wrote:
I was trying to follow these instructions here:
http://dev.zenoss.org/trac/wiki/HowToSetupZenWin
What I did:
- in zenos, I added a Server, filled in the WMI userpass, (do I have to set the
user as ./zenosuser or just plain zenosuser)
- I verified that WMI works from a remote host (with wbemtest)
- but in the logs (zenwin.log zenwinmodeler.log) all I see is:
2007-09-13 22:04:03 WARNING zen.zenwinmodeler: skipping SRV2K3 has bad wmi state
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