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ehrnst / System-Center-Operations-Manager-API

Microsoft System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) Web API
http://adatum.no/operationsmanager/web-api-for-scom
MIT License
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require guide of installation #28

Open famingxia opened 5 years ago

famingxia commented 5 years ago

is that possible to share the guide of installation? such as how to install and configure the webapi in windows server 2012 R2 with IIS 8.5 + SCOM 2012 R2?

ehrnst commented 5 years ago

I am very aware of the limitations, but have you checked here? https://github.com/ehrnst/System-Center-Operations-Manager-API/wiki/Installation-and-configuration I also blogged on the first release, which didn't have DW settings, but it might help. https://adatum.no/operationsmanager/web-api-for-scom

famingxia commented 5 years ago

have tried above solution, but not works

ehrnst commented 5 years ago

Hi. What dosent work? Can you share some error messages?

Martin

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eapesa commented 4 years ago

Hi. We would like to set this up in our SCOM server however we can't make it work. Although I am quite confused with the directories. Where does Bin folder point to? Is that the parent directory of this repository?

ehrnst commented 4 years ago

Hi. We would like to set this up in our SCOM server however we can't make it work. Although I am quite confused with the directories. Where does Bin folder point to? Is that the parent directory of this repository?

Hi Elixa. Not sure what you have done already. but you have downloaded the latest release? https://github.com/ehrnst/System-Center-Operations-Manager-API/releases

A small guide is available here; https://github.com/ehrnst/System-Center-Operations-Manager-API/wiki/Installation-and-configuration

What you do is that you create a new IIS site and unzip the folder to where you want the site.. Using inetpub is also possible

eapesa commented 4 years ago

Hi Martin,

Thank you very much for your response!

So far, we have compiled the code downloaded in Github. Then we created a new web service in IIS - we did not add it under the Default Web Site. We made some changes in Web.config to allow all users and enabled Windows authentication to solve 401 errors. However we get 403 Forbidden error now when we try to access the API in internet explorer. I assumed this is because of the anonymous auth set when accessing the API in the browser? Now we are testing the API through Powershell to solve the credentials error but we get this instead:

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Could you assist us again on why we are encountering this?

eapesa commented 4 years ago

We finally made it work btw. So we are having the issue because we enabled Anonymous Authentication in IIS.

ehrnst commented 4 years ago

Thanks for letting me know. I don't know, but I assume it doesn't work with anonymous authentication, as SCOM will check the user's permissions. I guess a rewrite is needed for that to work.

Hopefully you can make use of it either way!

Martin

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We finally made it work btw. So we are having the issue because we enabled Anonymous Authentication in IIS.

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