Hello,
Yes you should leave the settings on WBEM as this is the best supported protocol for Windows servers, i just meant that if you have SNMP agents installed they could be the cause of your error. So if installed switch to SNMP to see if the error came from there. In the end switch back to WBEM as your protocol.
Did you check the cluster monitor bit in SIM to see what SIM thinks is wrong, so not from the agent but from SIM if you look at the resources of the discovered cluster. The command for this check :
Select Tools>System Information>Cluster Monitor.
On the Cluster Monitor page, expand the Cluster Tree to reveal the MSCS status icon beneath the cluster of interest.
Click the MSCS link. This link is only available at the cluster level, so it appears above the nodes in the tree.
The MSCS data displays in the Data Viewer window.
Yes you should leave the settings on WBEM as this is the best supported protocol for Windows servers, i just meant that if you have SNMP agents installed they could be the cause of your error. So if installed switch to SNMP to see if the error came from there. In the end switch back to WBEM as your protocol.
Did you check the cluster monitor bit in SIM to see what SIM thinks is wrong, so not from the agent but from SIM if you look at the resources of the discovered cluster. The command for this check :
Select Tools>System Information>Cluster Monitor.
On the Cluster Monitor page, expand the Cluster Tree to reveal the MSCS status icon beneath the cluster of interest.
Click the MSCS link. This link is only available at the cluster level, so it appears above the nodes in the tree.
The MSCS data displays in the Data Viewer window.
