Solaris 10 Management Console error

I found an error in the new Solaris 10 x86 (11/04).
I downloaded the free Software Express for Solaris x86 Platform (11/04) and installed it on a Dell 8600 P4 1.8 system. Fresh install of all software excluding OEM on a new hard drive. I was logged in as Root. Started the Solaris Management Console to do some initial NFS mounts. Expanded Storage->Mounts and Shares from within the Navigation window. In this same Navigation window clicking on �Mounts� gives the following error: �Unable to read security authorizations because of an unexpected error from the management server. CIM_ERR_FAILED�.
Work around for now was to do a manual �mount� editing �/etc/vfstab�.
ED :(

Hello,
I've the same problem, but I'm a Newbie to Unix. Unfortunately the Guides from the sun-homepage assume the Management Console Server to work. It would be very helpful for me to get some overview at the file-structure in Solaris 10 - best including were to find witch configuration-file and discription of their syntax. I could also do workarounds for my configuration-needs with that.
Ok, rtfm, one could say, but perhaps it's no problem and someone who reads this can simply post a link to such an overwiev.
thanks and greetings
stefan

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shell of the 'root' user . When I make the change I
get the following error message :
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requested
if this problem persists, refer to the log Viewer for
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Microsystem support provider.
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User root was partially modified. See the error log
for further details "
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? I fail to understand why this happens. Any help will
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T^L�f\236�:^A�m��fym;^Ulogsvc.wbem.version.1^A�m�_�\236�C��CIMOM@#@2@#@0@#@N/A@#@localhost@#@sun02@#@1066871122857@#@CIM Object Manager Started@#@CIM Object Manager version 2.5.1 build 04/29/03:17:32 started@#@null@#@0@#@0@#@off@#@^A�m�"b�RC^A^ASolaris Management Console Server@#@2@#@0@#@root@#@sun02@#@sun02@#@1066871201263@#@Solaris Management Console server starts up.@#@Solaris Management Console server starts up on
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        at com.sun.admin.cis.common.ListFetch.run(ListFetch.java:284)I am not an expert in Java, but the above message seems to indicate a Sun JRE classpath problem. The symptom in the X-Windows session is always the same: hangs forever when trying to browse users to perform necessary operations, such as adding, deleting, changing groups, and so on.
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Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.0_14-b03)
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lrwxrwxrwx   1 root     root           4 Apr 15 14:10 j2se -> java
drwxr-xr-x   9 root     bin          512 Jun 21 2007 j2se.old
lrwxrwxrwx   1 root     other         15 Feb 2 02:33 java -> jdk/jdk1.5.0_14
drwxr-xr-x   4 root     bin          512 Feb 2 02:33 jdk
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I have received the following reply from Sun tech support:
Hello again Shen,
After I got your email I went back through your files and did an internal search on the breaking of classpath and java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError error. I found a case that had similar error messages and the root cause was determined to be the order of the patch installation.
Here is a clip from that case;
===
The patch install order for 121308-12 and 119313-19 can have a negative affect on SMC.
Please have the customer try the following workaround:
patchrm 121308-12 and 119313-19
In this order, patchadd 119313-19 and then patchadd 121308-12
===
Your netinfo files show that you are only up to 119313-16 on your wbem patch. The latest patch is;
119313-19
SunOS 5.10: WBEM Patch
Date: Mar/27/2008
You may find that updating to this patch will make the edit to the /usr/sadm/lib/smc/bin/smc file unnecessary.
Since your original problems have been resolved, I will go ahead and close the case. You may want to consider updating to the latest WBEM patch on your next update cycle.
Thanks,
Dave
I guess patch 119313-19 solves the problem.
I have launched SMC on a few servers that I haven't changed /usr/sadm/lib/smc/bin/smc file.
SMC didn't hang.
So, I checked for patch level and they all have patch 119313-19 installed.

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[ Jan 31 21:01:59 Executing start method ("/lib/svc/method/svc-wbem start") ]
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Thanks
Admin please move or delete this post I have tried and can't find an option to delete.
I'm really sorry I put this in the wrong forum. Center not Console.
Edited by: mark42324 on Jan 31, 2009 6:22 PM

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remote.connections=false
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