Microsoft KB Archive/298771

= How to Configure Microsoft Operations Manager to Publish to the Active Directory =

Article ID: 298771

Article Last Modified on 10/27/2006

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Operations Manager 2000 Service Pack 1

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This article was previously published under Q298771



SUMMARY
This article describes how to use the Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM) DasInstall.exe utility to publish information to the Active Directory. This information is relevant if the Active Directory was unavailable during installation.



MORE INFORMATION
Use DasInstall.exe with the following parameters to publish information to the Active Directory:

In the following example, variables are shown in place of the actual names:

DasInstall.exe 2 %domain% %database_server% %configuration% %domain_controller%

MOM can publish the following types of information to the Active Directory:
 * Published component information and use: The installation program publishes the association between the database name and the user-supplied configuration group name. The Microsoft Management Console interface uses this published association.
 * Attributes bind to server name: MOM uses a service connection point object inside generic containers to organize information.
 * Update frequency: Updates rarely occur after the initial implementation. Active Directory updates occur during installation of the first Consolidator in a configuration group.
 * Keyword definitions and text:
 * Vendor GUID: EDDAAEE1-8CAD-11D3-B967-00A0C96904A6
 * Product GUID: EDDAAEEB-8CAD-11D3-B967-00A0C96904A6
 * Vendor Name: Mission Critical Software
 * Product Name: OnePoint Operations Manager
 * Group Name: Configuration Group
 * Common Names: All common names are the same as the LDAP display names. Common names can be extracted from the LDAP path.
 * LDAP path: LDAP://cn=configuration_name, cn=Configurations, cn=OnePointOperationsManager, cn=OnePoint, cn=system, dc=domain_name
 * Schema extension or modification: MOM does not extend or modify the schema other than to list the database and configuration group association under the base schema requirements.

Microsoft Operations Manager has little impact on the Active Directory. The following are the Active Directory requirements for Operations products:

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