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MOM is reporting that SQL Server 2005 Report Server Service Discovery is
failing. However, the target server has SQL Server 2000 installed, not SQL
Server 2005. This is a mixed environment with mostly SQL 2000, but some SQL
2005.

Apparently, the SQL 2005 MP is not smart enough to know that it's looking at
a 2000 instance? Should the SQL Server instances be segregated into computer
groups based on the SQL Server version?

I have confirmed that WMI is installed and the service is running. The MOM
Agent service account is running with least privileges, as described in the
SQL Server 2005 MP Guide. Target OS is Windows 2003 with SP1.

Has anyone else seen or resolved this error?

Here is the error message:
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Description:
The "Microsoft SQL Server" management pack failed to execute the SQL Server
2005 Report Server Service Discovery script successfully. The following error
event was returned "Unable to open WMI Namespace 'winmgmts:\\<server name
removed>\root\Microsoft\SqlServer\ComputerManageme nt'. Check to see if the
WMI service is enabled and running, and ensure this WMI namespace exists.".
The following additional error details were returned "". Please refer to the
events associated with this alert to view the computers that have experienced
this problem. Name: A management pack script was unable to complete
successfully
Severity: Error
Resolution State: New
....
Problem State: Investigate
Repeat Count: 4
Age:
Source: SQL Server 2005 Report Server Service Discovery
Alert Id: 7966261c-20b9-414a-b083-b7a3f8009ba6
Rule (enabled): Microsoft Operations Manager\Operations Manager 2005\Agents
on all MOM roles\A management pack script was unable to complete successfully
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