Bad WMI state seems to be a windows glitch - for me it goes away after
several hours. Maybe try a reboot? Otherwise if it's a Zenoss issue
(which it might well be) then I can't help.
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James Pulver
Information Technology Area Supervisor
LEPP Computer Group
Cornell University
jsauve wrote:
russuhte wrote:
I've seen this happen several times. If you go to the command prompt and run
zenwinmodeler run -d devicename it should re-model that server and you should
then have your WinServices...
Thanks,
Russ
Well, here's a clue; when I run the command I get this message:
skipping HDS-DC1 has bad wmi state
Suggestions?
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