Hi, I am currently seeing a few errors on my SCOM RMS that i would like to try to resolve, I have looked around, but i cant see to much in regards to this on google. After deleting some of my older unused management packs I am seeing the following errors - The request for management pack identified by version independent identity "3de2123d-7373-b322-eb6b-e607e4d45c79" and version dependent identity "e001bf02-3a66-42b4-a7c5-34f9553abe29" requested by agent "c2d13d70-47b8-cccb-cd69-22963e1feb5e" failed due to the following exception ": Cannot find management pack with version dependent id: e001bf02-3a66-42b4-a7c5-34f9553abe29 in the database. Empty rowset returned from the database. Management pack cannot be loaded.". It looks like a couple of management packs are still being referenced somewhere - does anyone know how to delete them? Iam also seeing the following RunAs account errors popping up every so often, but I am not to sure what is causing them. Account for RunAs profile in workflow "REMOVED", running for instance "REMOVED" with id:"{5B6B33E0-E1E1-BBCD-E4EE-8F963B78A106}" is not defined. Workflow will not be loaded. Please associate an account with the profile. Management group "REMOVED" Is there a way of telling what is using these workflows? Thanks, Jonathan

Hi It looks like there is an agent requesting a management pack that has been deleted. You should be able to find the agent via PowerShell: get-agent | where {$_.id -eq 'c2d13d70-47b8-cccb-cd69-22963e1feb5e'} Once you know the agent, I'd suggest flushing the health state folder on that server: - stop the System Center Management Service - Rename the folder.C:\Program Files\System Center Operations Manager 2007\health service state - start the System Center Management Service Cheers GrahamView OpsMgr tips and tricks at http://systemcentersolutions.wordpress.com/

The request for management pack identified by version independent identity "3de2123d-7373-b322-eb6b-e607e4d45c79" and version dependent identity "e001bf02-3a66-42b4-a7c5-34f9553abe29" requested by agent "c2d13d70-47b8-cccb-cd69-22963e1feb5e" It is the agent that requests this MP. It is just not up to date with the new configuration. Reset the agent config as indicated by Graham.Regards, Marc Klaver http://jama00.wordpress.com/

Hi Please also perform the following queries and see if the related management packs can be found: SELECT * FROM ManagementPack WHERE MPVersionDependentID = 'e001bf02-3a66-42b4-a7c5-34f9553abe29' SELECT * FROM ManagementPack WHERE ManagementPackId = '3de2123d-7373-b322-eb6b-e607e4d45c79' If we can find them, we can try updating it to the latest version or re-import it. Hope this helps. Thanks. Nicholas Li - MSFT Please remember to click Mark as Answer on the post that helps you, and to click Unmark as Answer if a marked post does not actually answer your question. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread.

Hi Guys, Graham; It looks like the Agent ID corresponds to my RMS server for all of the alerts. I have tried reseting the Health Service State Configuration, however this has not resolved the issue. Nicholas; Running those two commands does not retreive any information. Most of the management packs that have been removed recently are custom obsolete packs and I dont really want to readd them. Thanks, Jonathan