Running SCOM Powershell cmdlets on SCOM Agent Server

Hello,
I have to run some SCOM cmdlets on SCOM Agent Server. But I am getting the below error.
"Get-SCOMClass : The Data Access service is either not running or not yet initilized. Check the event log for more information."
In the Agent Server, there is no "Data Access service".
Please help me in running the SCOM cmdlets on SCOM Agent Server.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Mahadevan.G

Hi Mahadevan:
On a SCOM management server, the SDK service name is "System Center Data Access Service". If you don't see that service listed then you are not on a SCOM management server.
Not sure what you mean "SCOM Agent Server"? The SCOM cmdlets won't run on a computer with just the SCOM agent installed unless you also install the SCOM console/powershell features from the SCOM install media.
The Get-SCOMClass cmdlet (or Get-SCClass) should run on a management server with no problems. Recommend check again that you are really logged into a SCOM management server.
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