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Anonymous
27 Jan 2009 8:22 PM
Anonymous
27 Jan 2009 8:45 PM
Hey guys – a new hotfix is published, and I recommend this for all SP1 environments.  This cleans
10 Feb 2009 11:32 PM
It looks like 954903 has been pulled. There is a note on the download link that says:
Hotfix Request
The KB article has no public hotfixes. Please contact support if you need immediate assistance.
11 Feb 2009 12:02 AM
Hmmm... it has not been pulled that I can see.
I just went to the hotfix server, requested it, got the email, and downloaded it.
All good here.
Michael Humphrey
11 Feb 2009 5:20 AM
Kevin,
Thank You for this.
I did notice however that http://support.microsoft.com/kb/956240/en-us states that this patch is for
* The computer hosts an Operations Manager 2007 root management server.
* The computer hosts an Operations Manager 2007 management server.
Are you certain that this should go on the DB server. Any thoughts?
11 Feb 2009 5:23 AM
I am sorry that is confusing.
You should ALWAYS go with the release notes.
The reason I noted DB server in this hotfix - is because there is a SQL command... DBCC Freeprocache... that must be run on the DB server after the hotfix is applied... so I wanted to mention that you will need to do "something" on the DB server... but you are correct - you dont apply/install the hotfix there....
Anonymous
13 Feb 2009 8:40 AM
Upwards of 10? Admittedly it has been about a year since the relase of OpsMgr 2007 SP1, but this level of post-Service Pack hotfixes makes this product a difficult sell to some environments. Making the issue even more difficult is the complex if/then
Anonymous
13 Feb 2009 7:02 PM
Uvádím zde seznam důležitých oprav pro SCOM 2007 SP1, které používám a doporučuji nasadit v každém prostředí.
Anonymous
15 Feb 2009 4:34 AM
Thanks to Kevin Holman: Console based Agent Deployment Troubleshooting table and Which hotfixes should
Layne
4 Mar 2009 3:04 AM
Kevin, you say that 954903 supercedes 951380, which supercedes 950853 (all updating mommodules.dll). Do you know why the KB articles for each of those hotfixes say that each of them do not replace any other hotfixes?
4 Mar 2009 3:54 AM
Because - techically - 954903 does not replace 951380, which does no replace 950853. Each hotfix resolves a different issue.
They simply all update the same file.... mommodules.dll.
Because of this - I recommend applying the latest hotfix which updates this file - if you are behind on hotfixes. Technically - 951380 is the most important for *all* environments... because it fixes cluster discovery, and includes the memory leak hotfix from 950853, as it is a newer version of the same file.
10 Mar 2009 3:11 PM
In targets for KB956240 you say "RMS , MS and OpsDB".
In Readme file from Microsoft for KB956240
".............
This hotfix must be applied to each computer that meets the following criteria:
1·Hosts a Microsoft Operations Manager 2007 Root Management Server
2·Hosts a Microsoft Operations Manager 2007 Management Server"
Is it nessesary to apply this patch to a standalone OpsDB server ?
Anonymous
31 Mar 2009 6:19 PM
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Anonymous
20 May 2009 8:46 PM
If I had a nickel for each time I heard that one.  It’s a great question too, and one that sometimes