Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 Service Pack 1 (SP1) Supported Configurations

This document provides information about supported operating systems, hardware configurations, software requirements, installation combinations, security configurations, and expected scalability for deployments of Microsoft� Operations Manager (MOM) 2005 SP1.

Document Revisions

The following table summarizes the revisions that have been made to this document.

Revisions June 2005

SectionNew or UpdatedTitleDescription
Supported Operating SystemsUpdatedSupported Operating Systems table 4.2 updated.Corrected support for Small Business Server 2003.
Performance and ScalabilityUpdatedTable 6 - Performance and Scalability Maximums.Corrected support statement for number of Operator consoles.
Supported Operating SystemsUpdatedSupported Operating Systems table 4.2 updated.Added support note for Windows Storage Server 2003.
Supported Operating SystemsUpdatedSupported Operating Systems, Tables 3.1, 3.2, 4.1, 4.2 updatedClarified and added support for 64-bit AMD systems
MOM 2005 and MOM 2005 SP1 InteroperabilityNewMOM 2005 SP1 Interoperability section added.Included interoperability information for MOM components in the different versions of MOM.
Supported Upgrade PathsNewTable 12 and 13 added to existing section.Upgrade path to MOM 2005 SP1 from MOM 2005 and MOM 2005 Workgroup.
No Support ListUpdatedNo Support SectionAdded statement about support for using discovery to install agent on computer where discovery is started from. Also added statement regarding renaming or moving a domain.

Note

You can use the MOM Prerequisite Checker in MOM Setup to check the hardware and software prerequisites, and to create a report that lists which prerequisites your system meets or does not meet to install and use MOM 2005 SP1.

It is recommended that you also review the key concepts of MOM and your deployment design and planning documents. Areas to review include:

In This Document

Send feedback to the MOM Documentation Team: [email protected].

Supported Operating Systems

The tables in this section outline the supported operating systems, by operating system version, for each MOM 2005 SP1 component. There are two tables for each operating system version; each table outlines support for a different set of MOM components.

Note

Support for Microsoft Windows NT�

Table 1.1   Supported Operating Systems in Microsoft Windows NT� (Part 1)

Operating systemManagement Server
(32-bit)
MOM Database
(32-bit)
MOM Administrator console and Operator console
(32-bit)
MOM Reporting Server
(32-bit)
Windows NT 4.0 Server with Service Pack 6 and the latest security rollup packagesNoNoNoNo
Windows NT 4.0 Server, Enterprise Edition with Service Pack 6NoNoNoNo
Windows NT 4.0 Server, Terminal Server Edition with Service Pack 6NoNoNoNo

Yes = Supported operating system. Setup does not prevent installation.

No = Setup prevents installation or upgrade.

Table 1.2   Supported Operating Systems in Windows NT (Part 2)

Operating systemAgent-managed computer

(32-bit)

Agent-managed computer

(64-bit)

Agentless managed computer

(32-bit)

View MOM reports

(32-bit)

Windows NT 4.0 Server with Service Pack 6 and the latest security rollup packagesNoNoYesYes*
Windows NT 4.0 Server, Enterprise Edition with Service Pack 6NoNoYesYes*
Windows NT 4.0 Server, Terminal Server Edition with Service Pack 6NoNoYesYes*

Yes = Supported operating system. Setup does not prevent installation.

No = Setup prevents installation or upgrade.

* - Requires a browser that can render reports in HTML 3.2 and HTML 4.0

Important

Support for Microsoft Windows 2000

Table 2.1   Supported Operating Systems in Microsoft Windows� 2000 (Part 1)

Operating systemManagement Server
(32-bit)
MOM Database
(32-bit)
MOM Administrator console and Operator console
(32-bit)
MOM Reporting Server
(32-bit)
Windows 2000 Professional with Service Pack 4 or laterNoNoYesNo
Windows 2000 Server with Service Pack 4 or laterYesYesYesYes
Windows 2000 Advanced Server with Service Pack 4 or laterYesYesYesYes
Windows 2000 Datacenter Server with Service Pack 4 or laterYesYesYesYes

Yes = Supported operating system. Setup does not prevent installation.

No = Setup prevents installation or upgrade.

Table 2.2   Supported Operating Systems in Windows 2000 (Part 2)

Operating systemAgent-managed computer

(32-bit)

Agent-managed computer

(64-bit)

Agentless managed computer

(32-bit)

View MOM reports

(32-bit)

Windows 2000 Professional with Service Pack 4 or laterYesNoYesYes
Windows 2000 Server with Service Pack 4 or laterYesNoYesYes
Windows 2000 Advanced Server with Service Pack 4 or laterYesNoYesYes
Windows 2000 Datacenter Server with Service Pack 4 or laterYesNoYesYes

Yes = Supported operating system. Setup does not prevent installation.

No = Setup prevents installation or upgrade.

Support for Microsoft Windows XP

Table 3.1   Supported Operating Systems in Microsoft� Windows XP (Part 1)

Operating systemManagement Server
(32-bit)
MOM Database
(32-bit)
Administrator console and Operator console
(32-bit)
MOM Reporting Server
(32-bit)
Windows XP Home Edition with any service packNoNoNoNo
Windows XP Media Center Edition with any service packNoNoNoNo
Windows XP Tablet PC Edition with any service packNoNoNoNo
Windows XP Professional without any service packsNoNoNoNo
Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 1 or laterNoNoYesNo
Windows XP 64-Bit (AMD-based) EditionNoNoYesNo
Windows XP Embedded (any release)NoNoNoNo

Yes = Supported operating system. Setup does not prevent installation.

No = Setup prevents installation or upgrade.

Table 3.2   Supported Operating Systems in Windows XP (Part 2)

Operating systemAgent-managed computer

(32-bit)

Agent-managed computer

(64-bit)

Agentless managed computer

View MOM reports

(32-bit)

Windows XP Home Edition with any service packNoNoNoNo
Windows XP Media Center Edition with any service packNoNoNoNo
Windows XP Tablet PC Edition with any service packNoNoNoNo
Windows XP ProfessionalYesNoYesYes
Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 1 or laterYesNoYesYes
Windows XP 64-Bit (AMD-based) Edition with Service Pack 1 or laterYesNoYesYes
Windows XP Embedded (any release)NoNoNoNo

Yes = Supported operating system. Setup does not prevent installation.

No = Setup prevents installation or upgrade.

Support for the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Family

Table 4.1   Supported Operating Systems in the Microsoft Windows Server� 2003 Family (Part 1)

Operating systemManagement Server
(32-bit)
MOM Database
(32-bit)
Administrator console and Operator console
(32-bit)
Reporting server
(32-bit)
Windows Server 2003, Standard EditionYesYesYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Enterprise EditionYesYesYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Datacenter EditionYesYesYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Web EditionYesYesYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition with Service Pack 1YesYesYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition with Service Pack 1YesYesYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition with Service Pack 1YesYesYesYes
Small Business Server 2003YesYesYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Web Edition with Service Pack 1YesYesYesYes
The 64-bit version of Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition for 64-Bit Itanium-based SystemsNoYes(1)NoNo
The 64-bit version of Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition for 64-Bit Itanium-based SystemsNoYes(1)NoNo
The 64-bit version of Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition for 64-Bit AMD-based SystemsYesYes (1)YesNo
The 64-bit version of Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition for 64-Bit AMD-based SystemsYesYes(1)YesNo
The 64-bit version of Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition for 64-Bit AMD-based SystemsYesYes(1)YesNo

(1) Requires the MOMCreateDB.exe tool from the Support Tools folder on the MOM 2005 SP1 CD to install. There are two versions of this tool - one for 32-bit and one for 64-bit.

Yes = Supported operating system. Setup does not prevent installation.

No = Setup prevents installation or upgrade.

Table 4.2   Supported Operating Systems in the Windows Server 2003 Family (Part 2)

Operating systemAgent-managed computer

(32-bit)

Agent-managed computer

(64-bit)

Agentless managed computer

View MOM reports

(32-bit)

Windows Server 2003, Standard EditionYesNoYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Enterprise EditionYesNoYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Datacenter EditionYesNoYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Web EditionYesNoYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition with Service Pack 1YesNoYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition with Service Pack 1YesNoYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition with Service Pack 1YesNoYesYes
Small Business Server 2003YesNoYesYes
Windows Server 2003, Web Edition with Service Pack 1YesNoYesYes
The 64-bit version of Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition for 64-Bit Itanium-based SystemsNoYesYesYes
The 64-bit version of Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition for 64-Bit Itanium-based SystemsNoYesYesYes
The 64-bit version of Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition for 64-Bit AMD-based SystemsYesNoYesYes
The 64-bit version of Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition for 64-Bit AMD-based SystemsYesNoYesYes
The 64-bit version of Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition for 64-Bit AMD-based SystemsYesNoYesYes
Microsoft Windows Storage Server 2003 YesNoYesNo

Yes = Supported operating system. Setup does not prevent installation.

No = Setup prevents installation or upgrade.

Important

Minimum Hardware Requirements

This section outlines the minimum and recommended hardware requirements for each MOM component. If you want to install more than one MOM component on the same computer, follow the highest minimum hardware requirements for any of the combined MOM components.

You can use the MOM Prerequisite Checker in MOM Setup to check the hardware and software prerequisites, and to create a report that lists which prerequisites your system meets or does not meet to install and use MOM 2005 SP1.

To Install All MOM Components on One Computer, You Must Have:

To Use the MOM 2005 SP1 Management Server, You Must Have:

To Use the MOM 2005 SP1 Database, You Must Have:

Note

To Use the MOM 2005 SP1 Reporting Server, You Must Have:

To Use the MOM 2005 SP1 Administrator Console and Operator Console, You Must Have:

To Use SQL Server Reporting Services, You Must Have:

For Each Agent-Managed Computer, You Must Have:

Size of MOM 2005 SP1 Components

Table 5  Approximate Size of MOM 2005 SP1 Components on Disk

MOM componentEstimated size on disk
Management Server150 MB
Database (EEADATA.MDF)1 GB
Log file (EEALOG.LDF)200 MB (The log file must be at least 20 percent of the database size or MOM will raise alerts).
Administrator console70 MB
Operator console120 MB
Reporting Server and Console (without Reporting Database)20 MB
Agent3 - 100 MB (depending upon Management Packs and cache settings)

Minimum Software Requirements

Every MOM component requires a supported operating system. For a list of the supported operating systems for each component, see the Supported Operating Systems section earlier in this data sheet.

This section outlines the minimum software requirements that you must have for each MOM component beyond the operating system. If you want to install more than one MOM component on the same computer, you must install the prerequisite software for all the combined MOM components.

Important

In addition to a supported operating system, you must have the following software:

To Use the MOM 2005 SP1 Management Server, You Must Have:

To Use the MOM 2005 SP1 Database, You Must Have:

SQL Server cluster

You can install the MOM 2005 SP1 database on a SQL Server cluster in Active/Passive mode or in Active/Active mode.

Note

Installing multiple MOM Databases

You can install more than one MOM Database on one computer. The computer can be in a cluster or not. Each database must be on a different SQL Server instance and have different data and log file locations. To install more than one MOM Database on one computer you must use the MOMCreateDB.exe tool, which is available in the Support Tools directory on the MOM 2005 SP1 CD. While installing more than one MOM Database one a single computer is available, this practice in not recommended.

To Use the MOM 2005 SP1 Administrator Console and Operator Console, You Must Have:

To Use MOM 2005 SP1 Reporting, You Must Have:

Note

To Use the MOM 2005 SP1 Agent, You Must Have:

To install the MOM Agent, there are no additional software requirements beyond a supported operating system. However, if you import any Management Packs that have Managed Code Responses, you must install the Microsoft .NET Framework version 1.1.

SQL Server Cluster

You can install the MOM 2005 SP1 agent on a SQL Server cluster. The agent must be installed on all physical nodes of the cluster.

To Use the MOM 2005 SP1 Connector Framework (MCF), You Must Have:

Performance and Scalability

Important

Table 6   MOM 2005 SP1 Performance and Scalability Maximums

MOM 2005 SP1 featureMaximum supported
Size of the MOM Database (GB)30
Agent-managed computers per management group4,000
Agentless managed computers per Management Server10
Agentless managed computers per management group60
Agent-managed computers per Management Server2,000
Management Servers per management group10
Levels in a multitiered MOM configuration3
Source management groups per destination management group in a multitiered MOM configuration10
Alerts per day that can be forwarded to the destination management group in a multitiered MOM configuration400,000
MOM  consoles per Management Group15
Reporting subsystems per MOM Database1
Management Servers per agent for multihoming4

Using the consoles over a slow link

You can use the Web console over a link as slow as 64 KBps, however the Administrator and Operator consoles are not suitable for this type of connection and is not supported. It is recommended that over slower links, that you use Terminal Services to connect to a computer that has the Administrator or Operator console and that is connected over a faster link to the Management Server. Satellite connections are also not supported.

Supported Installation Modes and Setup Types

Table 7 indicates the installation modes and setup types that MOM 2005 SP1 supports. Unless otherwise noted, these are for new installations of MOM 2005 SP1.

Table 7   Supported Installation Modes and Setup Types

Installation modeInstallation typeDescription
MOM 2005 SP1 Setup WizardTypicalInstalls the MOM Database, Management Server, MOM Administrator console, and MOM Operator console.
MOM 2005 SP1 Setup WizardCustomInstalls the components that you select on the local computer. You can select the following:
  • MOM Database
  • Management Server
  • User interfaces (MOM Administrator console and MOM Operator console)
  • Web console
  • MOM Connector Framework
  • MOM Product Connector
Unattended MOM 2005 SP1 setupCustomInstalls the components that you select on the local computer by using command-line switches.
MOM 2005 SP1 Reporting Setup Wizard N/AInstalls the MOM Reporting components on the specified computer.
Manual MOM 2005 SP1 Agent Setup WizardSingle Management ServerInstalls a MOM agent on the local computer with the agent reporting to a single Management Server.
Manual MOM 2005 SP1 Agent Setup WizardMultihomed (multiple Management Servers)Updates a MOM agent on the local computer with the agent reporting to an additional management group. The Agent Setup Wizard must be run multiple times and an agent can report to four management groups.
Unattended MOM 2005 SP1 agent setupN/AInstalls the MOM agent on local computer by using command-line switches.

If MP Helper Objects are required, their setup must be run separately.

Add or Remove Programs (post installation)CustomAdds, repairs, or removes MOM components on the local computer by using Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel. Starts the MOM 2005 SP1 Setup Wizard.
Unattended MOM 2005 SP1 setup (post installation)CustomAdds, repairs, or removes MOM components by using command-line switches.

Supported Installation Combinations

Table 8 denotes which MOM 2005 SP1 components you can install or uninstall from a computer that already has MOM 2005 SP1 components installed. Anything not specifically listed in Table 8 is not supported.

Table 8   Supported Installation Combinations

MOM 2005 SP1 component already installedMOM 2005 SP1 component to be installed or uninstalledEnabled
or disabled
in MOM setup
User interfaces (MOM Administrator and Operator consoles)Install Management ServerEnabled
 Install MOM DatabaseDisabled
 Install MOM Database and Management ServerDisabled
 Install MOM Database and Management Server, uninstall user interfacesDisabled
 Install MOM Database, uninstall user interfacesDisabled
 Install Management Server, uninstall user interfacesEnabled
 Uninstall user interfaces (uninstalls entire product)Enabled
 Install MOM agentEnabled
MOM DatabaseInstall user interfacesEnabled
 Install user interfaces and Management ServerEnabled
 Install user interfaces and Management Server, uninstall MOM DatabaseDisabled
 Install user interfaces, uninstall MOM DatabaseDisabled
 Install Management Server, uninstall MOM DatabaseDisabled
 Uninstall MOM Database (uninstalls entire product)Enabled
 Install MOM agentEnabled
Management ServerInstall MOM DatabaseDisabled
 Install MOM Database and user interfacesDisabled
 Install MOM Database and user interfaces, uninstall Management ServerDisabled
 Install MOM Database, uninstall Management ServerDisabled
 Install user interfaces, uninstall Management ServerDisabled
 Uninstall Management Server (uninstalls entire product)Enabled
 Install MOM agent (same version)Enabled
 Install user interfacesEnabled
MOM Database and Management ServerInstall user interfaces, uninstall Management ServerDisabled
 Install user interfaces, uninstall MOM DatabaseDisabled
 Install user interfaces, uninstall Management Server and MOM DatabaseDisabled
 Uninstall Management Server and MOM Database (uninstalls entire product)Enabled
 Install MOM agentEnabled
User interfaces and Management ServerInstall MOM Database, uninstall user interfacesDisabled
 Install MOM Database, uninstall Management ServerDisabled
 Install MOM Database, uninstall Management Server and user interfacesDisabled
 Uninstall user interfacesEnabled
 Uninstall Management ServerDisabled
 Uninstall user interfaces and Management Server (uninstalls entire product)Enabled
 Install MOM agent Enabled
MOM Database and user interfacesInstall Management Server, uninstall user interfacesEnabled
 Install Management Server, uninstall MOM DatabaseDisabled
 Install Management Server, uninstall MOM Database and user interfacesDisabled
 Uninstall MOM DatabaseDisabled
 Uninstall user interfacesEnabled
 Uninstall MOM Database and user interfaces (uninstalls entire product)Enabled
 Install MOM agentEnabled
MOM 2005 SP1 agentInstall user interfaces (same version)Enabled
 Install Management Server (same version)Enabled
 Run Agent Setup again (same version)Enabled
 Install MOM ReportingEnabled
Any MOM component1Uninstall MOM DatabaseDisabled
All MOM components1Uninstall Management ServerDisabled
 Uninstall MOM Database and Management ServerDisabled
 Uninstall MOM Database and user interfacesDisabled
 Uninstall user interfacesEnabled
 Uninstall Management Server and user interfacesEnabled
 Uninstall all MOM componentsEnabled
 Install MOM agent (same version, multihomed)Enabled

1 - You can uninstall the MOM Database for this management group only if the agent is multihomed to another management group.

Supported Security Configurations

This section details the supported configurations that involve the use of firewalls separating MOM components or configurations that involve MOM components being installed in a non-trusted domain or a workgroup. For more information about firewalls and non-trusted domains in your MOM environment, see the Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 Security Guide.

Important

Important

Using MOM with Firewalls

Your IT environment might use firewalls that separate MOM computers. Depending on your topology, this separation might present an issue. Table 6 shows when using a firewall between MOM 2005 SP1 computers is supported and when it is not.

Table 9 - Firewall Compatibility with MOM 2005 SP1

ConnectionFirewallPort, Protocol, or Remark
Management Server – AgentlessNORPC port (TCP 135) and DCOM port range
Management Server – Administrator consoleNORPC port (TCP 135) and DCOM port range
Management Server – Operator consoleNORPC port (TCP 135) and DCOM port range
Management Server – AgentOKTCP/UDP port 12701
Management Server – MOM DatabaseOKOLEDB Tunneling, port 14332
Reporting Database – MOM DatabaseNODTS port (TCP 1433)
Reporting Database – Reporting consoleOKHTTP port 80
Management Server – Web consoleOKTCP port 1272
MMPC – MMPCOKTCP port 1271
Management group – Management group OKUse MOM to MOM Product Connector

OK – using a firewall with this connection is supported

NO – using a firewall with this connection is not supported

1 - Agent Management Tasks will not work properly without the DCOM port range being opened.

2 - User configurable.

Using MOM with Non-Trusted Domains or Workgroups

Your IT environment might be composed of both trusted domains and non-trusted domain, or workgroups. Depending on your topology, this separation might present an issue. Table 7 shows when a connection across a trusted/non-trusted barrier is supported for MOM computers.

Table 10 -  Non-Trusted Domain Compatibility with MOM 2005 SP1

ConnectionNon-TrustedRemarks
Management Server - AgentlessNOManagement Server�s Action Account must be administrator on remote computer
Management Server - Administrator consoleNO 
Management Server - Operator consoleNO 
Management Server - AgentOKSee note below.
Management Server - MOM DatabaseNO 
Reporting Database – MOM DatabaseNO 
Reporting Database - Reporting consoleOKHTTP port 80
Management Server – Web consoleOKTCP port 1272
MMPC - MMPCOKTCP port 1271

Note: You must follow the steps described in the "To use client certificates and SSL with MCF or MMPC" section of the MOM 2005 Security Guide.

OK – communication with a non-trusted domain is supported

NO – communication with a non-trusted domain is not supported

Note

Supported Upgrade Paths

Tables 11 - 13 show the upgrade paths that are supported and which ones are not.

Table 11 Supported and Non-Supported Upgrade Paths

Upgrade To MOM 2005 SP1 FromSupported
MOM 2000No
MOM 2000 SP1Yes
MOM 2000 SP1 ExpressNo
MOM 2000 SP1 Evaluation or MOM 2005 EvaluationNo
MOM 2000 SP1 using MSDENo
MOM 2005 Public BetaNo
MOM 2005 Beta 3No
MOM 2005 Release CandidateNo

Table 12 Supported and Non-Supported Upgrade Paths for MOM 2005 SP1

MOM VersionMOM 2005 SP1 Update from WebMOM 2005 SP1 Full Version
MOM 2000NoNo
MOM 2000 SP1NoYes
MOM 2005 Beta 1NoNo
MOM 2005 Beta 2NoNo
MOM 2005 Beta 3NoNo
MOM 2005 RCNoNo
MOM 2005 RTMYes No
MOM 2005 SP1 BetaYesYes
MOM 2005 SP1 RCNoNo

Table 13 Supported and Non-Supported Upgrade Paths for MOM 2005 Workgroup (WG) SP1

MOM VersionMOM 2005 WG SP1 Update from WebMOM 2005 WG SP1 Full Version
MOM 2005 WG EvaluationNoNo
MOM 2005 WG RTMYesNo
MOM 2005 WG OEMYesNo
MOM 2005 WG SP1 BetaYesNo
MOM 2005 WG SP1 RCNoNo

MOM 2000 SP1 and MOM 2005 SP1 Interoperability

There are varying degrees of interoperability between MOM 2000 SP1 and MOM 2005 SP1 components to support rolling upgrades in a distributed MOM environment. Table 14.1 and Table 14.2 describe which MOM 2000 SP1 components can communicate with which MOM 2005 SP1 components.

Table 14.1   MOM Interoperability (Part 1)

 MOM 2005 SP1 Component
MOM 2000 SP1 ComponentAdministrator ConsoleDatabaseManagement ServerAgentReporting
MOM Administrator consoleN/AN/ANoN/AN/A
DatabaseN/AN/ANoN/ANo
DCAM (See Note 1)YesYesN/AYesN/A
AgentN/AN/AYesN/AN/A
ReportingN/ANoN/AN/AN/A
Management Packs/rulesYesYesYesYesNo
Import/export Management PacksNoN/AN/AN/AN/A

Yes = MOM 2000 SP1 component can communicate with MOM 2005 SP1 component.
No = MOM 2000 SP1component cannot communicate with MOM 2005 SP1 component.
N/A = Not applicable.

Notes:

1) For a MOM 2000 SP1 DCAM to communicate with a MOM 2005 SP1 agent, you must import a special MOM 2005 SP1 Transition Management Pack onto the MOM 2000 SP1 configuration group. Some Reports might not work properly because they require Service Discovery, which is available only in MOM 2005 SP1.

Table 14.2   MOM Interoperability (Part 2)

 MOM 2005 SP1 Component
MOM  2000 SP1 componentManagement Packs/RulesOperator consoleReporting

database

MOM Administrator consoleNoN/AN/A
DatabaseNoN/ANo
DCAMNoNoN/A
AgentNoN/AN/A
ReportingNoN/AN/A
Management Packs/rulesN/AN/AN/A
Import/export MOM 2000 SP1 Management PacksN/AN/AN/A
MOM Web consoleNoN/AN/A

Yes = MOM 2005 SP1 component can communicate with MOM 2000 SP1 component.

No = MOM 2005 SP1 component cannot communicate with MOM 2000 SP1 component.

N/A = Not applicable.

If any MOM 2000 SP1 server components are installed on a computer, you cannot install the MOM 2005 SP1 agent. If a MOM 2000 SP1 agent is installed on a computer, you cannot install any MOM 2005 SP1 server component. Table 15 indicates the MOM 2005 SP1 Setup behavior that occurs when you attempt to install MOM 2005 SP1 components on a computer that has MOM 2000 SP1 components.

Table 15   MOM 2005 SP1 component compatibility with MOM 2000 SP1 components

Installed MOM 2000 SP1 ComponentMOM 2005 SP1 Setup Behavior
DatabaseAllows MOM 2005 SP1 Database upgrade.

Blocks the MOM 2005 SP1 Reporting installation (when a MOM 2000 SP1 database is specified).

Blocks all other MOM 2005 SP1 installations.

DCAMAllows the MOM Management Server upgrade (if the database has already been upgraded).

Blocks the MOM 2005 SP1 Reporting installation.

Blocks all other MOM 2005 SP1 installations.

MOM 2000 SP1 Administrator consoleAllows MOM 2005 SP1 Consoles upgrade.

Allows MOM 2005 SP1 Database upgrade (when a MOM 2000 SP1 database is specified).

Blocks all other MOM 2005 SP1 installations.

Database and DCAM (DDCAM)Allows the MOM 2005 SP1 Database and Management Server upgrade.

Blocks the MOM 2005 SP1 Reporting installation (when a MOM 2000 SP1 database is specified).

Blocks all other MOM 2005 SP1 installations.

DCAM, Reporting, Web Console, and MOM 2000 SP1 Product ConnectorAllows the MOM  2005 Management Server (and Web Console and Product Connector upgrade.

Blocks the MOM 2005 SP1 Reporting installation (when a MOM 2000 SP1 database is specified).

Blocks all other MOM 2005 SP1 installations.

Database and MOM Administrator consoleAllows the MOM 2005 SP1 Database upgrade after agent is removed.

Blocks the MOM 2005 SP1 Reporting install (when a MOM 2000 database is specified).

Blocks all other MOM 2005 SP1 installations.

Database and MOM 2000 SP1 agentAllows the MOM 2005 SP1 Database upgrade after agent is removed.

Blocks the MOM 2005 SP1 Reporting install when a MOM 2000 database is specified.

Blocks all other MOM 2005 SP1 installations.

DCAM and MOM 2000 SP1 agentAllows the MOM 2005 SP1 Management Server upgrade after agent is removed.

Allows the MOM 2005 SP1 Reporting install.

Blocks all other MOM 2005 SP1 installations.

MOM 2000 SP1 agentAllows the MOM 2005 SP1 Agent upgrade.

Allows the MOM 2005 SP1 Reporting install.

Blocks all other MOM 2005 SP1 installations.

MOM 2000 SP1 Reporting onlyBlocks all MOM 2005 SP1 installations.

MOM 2005 and MOM 2005 SP1 Interoperability

The following table provides an interoperability matrix for MOM 2005 components and MOM 2005 SP1 components. In this table, Yes indicates that interoperability is supported.

Table 16   MOM 2005 component compatibility with MOM 2005 SP1 components

 MOM 2005 SP1 Administrator and Operator Console MOM 2005 SP1 Management ServerMOM 2005 SP1 DatabaseMOM 2005 SP1 AgentMOM 2005 SP1 Reporting ServerMOM 2005 SP1 Management Packs/RulesMOM 2005 SP1 Web Console
MOM 2005 Administrator ConsoleN/ANoN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
MOM 2005 Operator ConsoleN/ANoN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
MOM 2005 Management ServerYesYesYesYesN/AYesN/A
MOM 2005 DatabaseN/ANoN/AN/ANoN/AN/A
MOM 2005 AgentN/AYesN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
MOM 2005 Reporting ServerN/AN/AYesN/AN/AN/AN/A
MOM 2005 Management Packs/RulesN/AN/ANoN/AN/AN/AN/A
MOM 2005 Web ConsoleN/AN/ANoN/AN/AN/AN/A

No Support List

This section outlines items that are not supported by MOM 2005 SP1.

There is no support for moving a MOM deployment from one domain to another. If this type of change is required, you must uninstall all the MOM components (for example, agents and management server) and then reinstall MOM on the new domain.