Cisco UCS Management Pack for System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2 Login Error

I have Cisco UCS 1.4 (3q) and just installed the MP v2.1 for Cisco UCS, however when I click on the "Management Pack Events" alert view in the SCOM console, there are error for event number 19900. The description of the error is as follows:
Description:
CISCO UCS R2 MP (https://10.x.x.x/nuova) [CISCO.UCS.R2.Proxy.LoadCache.ProbeAction.vbs] : CISCO UCS Login Error: Authentication failed (Code: 551)
I noticed that it's looking for the /nuova directory, but in order to login to our UCS environment, we usually just go to the IP address - so I'm wondering if that has something to do with it? I've verified that when going directly to the IP from Internet Explorer I can login using the opsmgr credentials we specifically created for this account. I've also gone through the process of creating a run-as account on the SCOM side and associated it with the correct profiles.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

Troubleshooting has found out its user error, wrong password configured.

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    <Name>Resources library</Name>
    <References>
        <Reference Alias="System">
        <ID>System.Library</ID>
        <Version>1.0.0.1</Version>
From the above sample, the imported MP version number is 1.0.0.2.
2) I am using operation console to import the management pack and check the version number in operations console whether it is updated to new version 1.0.0.2
3) Using operations console to export the MP which has imported in step 1) and open it to check what is the version number of MP. Make sure that the version is 1.0.0.2
4) If the above procedure provide a prefer match of version number, re-import all problematic MP.
5) At last, you may use the following SQL to check whether the correct version number of MP is stored in DB successful
select version, friendlyname from managementpackview where friendlyname like 'Microsoft.SystemCenter.Visualizatio%'
Roger

System Center Operations Manager 2012 SDK: Is there a ways to get MonitoringAlerts by ManagementPack?

I have a couple of question on SCOM 2012 SDK usage:
1. In SCOM 2012 SDK, GetMonitoringAlerts API has various overloads that allow user (client) to filter alerts by properties, management class etc. but I do not find a way to filter the alerts by management pack.
I can achieve it by enumerating classes in a management pack and then querying alerts for each class, but this would result in a lot of calls to management server. I wanted to check if there's a easier way to perform this operation.
2. I do not see any support for sorting/paging alert data, does the SDK support server side sorting/paging of data?
PS: I could not find SCOM forum, please re-direct to appropriate forum if possible.
Thanks in advance!
Himanshu

Hello hemaanshu,
I move this thread to the "where is the forum for..." forum so that there are forum experts woudl help redirect it to a proper forum.
The current forum you posted to is used to discuss and ask questions about .NET Framework Base Classes (BCL) such as Collections, I/O, Regigistry, Globalization, Reflection.
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