Advanced Operator Has limited change access to Operations Manager configuration; ability to create overrides to rules; monitors for targets or groups of targets within the configured scope. Advanced Operator also inherits Operator privileges. Can be scoped against any groups, views, and tasks currently present and those imported in the future. Author Has ability to create, edit, and delete tasks, rules, monitors, and views within configured scope. Author also inherits Advanced Operator privileges. Can be scoped against any target, groups, views, and tasks currently present and those imported in the future. The Author role is unique in that this is the only profile type that can be scoped against the targets. Operator Has ability to edit or delete alerts, run tasks, and access views according to configured scope. Operator also inherits Read-Only Operator privileges. Can be scoped against any groups, views, and tasks currently present and those imported in the future. Read-Only Operator Has ability to view alerts and access according to configured scope. Can be scoped against any groups and views currently present and those imported in the future. Report Operator Has ability to view reports according to configured scope. Globally scoped. Report Security Administrator Enables integration of SQL Reporting Services security with Operations Manager roles. No scope. Important Adding a computer account to a user role member allow all services on that computer to have SDK access. It is recommended that you do not add a computer account to any user role.
Next. This error might also display because Reporting Setup was unable to connect to the Operations Manager database on the root management server. In this environment you will need to determine what port number is being used by the computer running SQL Server and configure the Operations Manager database to use the port number. See the topic in this guide. Port Assignments The following table shows Operations Manager 2007 component interaction across a firewall, including information about the ports used for communication between the components, which direction to open the inbound port, and whether the port number can be changed. Operations Manager 2007 SP1 Component A Port Number and Direction Operations Manager 2007 SP1 Component B Configurable Note root management server 1433 ---> Operations Manager database Yes (Setup) management server 1433 ---> Operations Manager database Yes (Setup) management server 5723, 5724 root management server No Port 5724 must be open to install this component and can be closed after this component has been installed. gateway server 5723 ---> root management server No root management server 1433 ---> Reporting data warehouse No Reporting server 5723, 5724 root management server No Port 5724 must be open to install this component and can be closed this component has been installed. Operations console 5724 ---> root management server No
Connector framework source ---> root management server No Web console server 5724 ---> root management server No Web console browser ---> Web console server Yes (IIS Admin) Port 51908 is the default port used when selecting Windows Authentication. If you select Forms Authentication, you will need to install an SSL certificate and configure an available port for https functionality for the Operations Manager 2007 WebConsole Web site. connected root management server (Local) 5724 ---> connected root management server (Connected) No installed using MOMAgent.msi 5723 ---> root management server Yes Agent installed using MOMAgent.msi 5723 ---> management server Yes Agent installed using MOMAgent.msi 5723 ---> gateway server Yes gateway server 5723 ---> management server Yes (Setup) Agent (Audit Collection Services forwarder) 51909 ---> management server Audit Yes (Registry)