Failover agents who work with active directory integration

Hi Guys,
I have implemented 'Active Directory' failover in SCOM. But what i see is that it doesn't work.
The agents are assigned by AD, but the first (RMS Role) management server has got all the agents and is to busy and
has got many problems to handle all the load. Even with this case nothing is failing over.
A few i could failover with hand, but the most i cannot because 'change primary management' server is blanked out. Even with the agents turned back from manuel to automatic (blog Kevin Holman).
1. Has anybody got any idea of getting the AD failover to work automatic?
2. Has anybody got a workaround to do this manual, by powershell (SCOM 2012 R2 cmdlets), bypassing the grayed out 'Change primary management server?
3. In my failover screen is see the management servers + the internet DMZ gateway server. I don't want to failover to the internet DMZ Gateway server. Can i delete this?
Please have a look at my specific question. I did read many blogs who are based on powershell without AD integration or AD integration without explaining how the automatic failover works.
Kind regards,
André

Hi,
SCOM windows agents automatic failover does not require AD integration or PowerShell scripting or Configuration Manager or manual agents installation specially for small to medium environment and agents distribution between different SCOM management servers
can be accomplished through push agents wizard, and windows agents failover can be simply verified from event viewer.
Please refer to the below links for more details:
How to Use Active Directory Domain Services to Assign Computers to Management Servers
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh212712.aspx
OpsMgr AD Integration - how it works
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/steverac/archive/2008/03/20/opsmgr-ad-integration-how-it-works.aspx
Regards,
Yan Li
Regards, Yan Li

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Hi guys i am having some issues in my new mac environment. I have a windows network with an server 2008 active directory. I have just recentlly created a "magic triangle" setup with active directory and open directory. When my users login via windows their home folders mount perfect. When any user logs in to any iMac in the building it does not work. They login perfectly fine, but their home folders do not mount. When i try mounting them manually with smb, i get a prompt for credentials. I am thinking this is my issue, my Single sign on with kerbos is working but for some reason is not logging in correctly. If i type in my credentials with my domain first then my name it works.
For example DOMAIN\jsmith works, but the way i think the mac and active directory is doing it now is just jsmith without the DOMAIN.
I feel like this is the problem with the home folders not mounting.
Can anyone provide some help with this?
Thanks,
Dani

Hi dani190,
are you using the fully qualified domain name of the network server? ie if your server is bob. and your domain is domain.company.com. then the FQDNS would typically be bob.domain.company.com or bob.company.com.
If the FQDNS works, then have you checked in the AD to make sure the path to the network home folder uses the FQDNS?
For the contact search path, did you put the AD at the top the list? (in directory utility)
Did you set the WINS work group on your client computer to your domain?
ie:Apple Menu, System Preferences, Network, Active Network Port (ethernet and or airport) , Advanced Button, WINS Tab, set workgroup to the name of your domain. ie domain.company.com and or company.com

Active directory Integration with OBIEE

Hi all,
Can any one send me a link for active directory integration with OBIEE.
I have imported the users succesfully and I was able to login to analytics as an AD user.
But SSO is not possible. Kindly help me over this.
Thanks,
Haree.

Thanks for reply veeravalli.
Me too followed the same link and successfully imported all the users from AD into OBIEE and login in is also possible.
But my requirement is to have Single Sign On ie.., users may log on to their Windows PCs and access Oracle BI EE via a standard web browser with no further authentication required on their part.
Thanks,
Haree

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