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Guys I am running configuration manager 2012 R2 the problem I'm having is I can't get any of the discovery methods to work. I've ran user, group, and machine discovery several times and no data is pulled into config manager from active directory. I have tried this with the configuration manager computer account and even a regular ad user account still nothing. If you look at the below log snippet looks like the DDRS are actually being created. I have waited up to 60 minutes for the DDRS to be processed still nothing. Also if I go to the config manager db and do a select on views _RES_COLL_SMS00001, _RES_COLL_SMS00002, _RES_COLL_SMS00003,
_RES_COLL_SMS00004 there is no data at all.So has anyone else here had this problem before?



INFO: discovered object with ADsPath = 'LDAP://DC1.example.COM/CN=Tran\, Phuoc,OU=GN2,OU=Testou,DC=example,DC=com'~ $$<SMS_AD_USER_DISCOVERY_AGENT><03-30-2014 22:39:46.795+300><thread=1860 (0x744)>
INFO: DDR was written for user 'example\jdoe' - C:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\inboxes\auth\ddm.box\userddrsonly\adu2e0r1.DDR at 3/30/2014 22:39:46.~ $$<SMS_AD_USER_DISCOVERY_AGENT><03-30-2014 22:39:46.797+300><thread=1860 (0x744)>

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I pulled this from ddm.log

 

DDM LOG
~Updated inbox def 27, Discovery Data Manager (Registration) $$<SMS_DISCOVERY_DATA_MANAGER><03-30-2014 22:38:22.262+300><thread=2776 (0xAD8)>
~Updated inbox def 49, Discovery Data Manager (Notification) $$<SMS_DISCOVERY_DATA_MANAGER><03-30-2014 22:38:22.268+300><thread=2776 (0xAD8)>
DDM is configured to synchronize the network config data (NCF) files at startup and every 15 minutes thereafter. $$<SMS_DISCOVERY_DATA_MANAGER><03-30-2014 22:38:22.268+300><thread=2776 (0xAD8)>
CreateUnknownSystemDDRs: already created~ $$<SMS_DISCOVERY_DATA_MANAGER><03-30-2014 22:38:22.270+300><thread=2776 (0xAD8)>
Processing file adu12vfh.DDR $$<SMS_DISCOVERY_DATA_MANAGER><03-30-2014 22:38:22.377+300><thread=2776 (0xAD8)>
*** Exec spGetNextIDInARange N'NextIds_G', N'NextUserID', N'User_DISC', 2063597568, 2080374783, N'ItemKey' $$<SMS_DISCOVERY_DATA_MANAGER><03-30-2014 22:38:22.388+300><thread=2776 (0xAD8)>
*** [42000][33009][Microsoft]

[sql Server]The database owner SID recorded in the master database differs from the database owner SID recorded in database 'CM_789'. You should correct this situation by resetting the owner of database 'CM_789' using the ALTER AUTHORIZATION statement. : spGetNextIDInARange_internal  $$<SMS_DISCOVERY_DATA_MANAGER><03-30-2014 22:38:22.388+300><thread=2776 (0xAD8)>
WARNING - GetNextIDInARange() failed to execute $$<SMS_DISCOVERY_DATA_MANAGER><03-30-2014 22:38:22.389+300><thread=2776 (0xAD8)>
CDiscoveryDataManager::ProcessDDR - could not get next available item key. $$<SMS_DISCOVERY_DATA_MANAGER><03-30-2014 22:38:22.389+300><thread=2776 (0xAD8)>
CDiscoverDataManager::ProcessUserDDRs_PS - SQL problem detected. Will retry later. $$<SMS_DISCOVERY_DATA_MANAGER><03-30-2014 22:38:22.389+300><thread=2776 (0xAD8)>
CDiscoverDataManager::THREAD_ProcessUserDDRs - Failed to manage files in inbox. Will retry in at least 60 seconds $$<SMS_DISCOVERY_DATA_MANAGER><03-30-2014 22:38:22.390+300><thread=2776 (0xAD8)>

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This was a db permissions problem when I installed the product I ran the installer under my account which I should have used a service account it actually had my user account as the owner of the config db. After I thought about this I remember that I actually moved the config db files to a new set of drives after the db was created so that could have also complicated things. So I created an account named smsadmin I than made it an admin of the configuration manager server and added it to the configmgr_collectedfilesaccess and smsadmins group. After I opened config manager and made smsadmin a full administrator than went over to the sql server and made the account sysadmin also I made it owner of the database at that point I did a refresh and all the data came into the configuration manager console. However, I would like to ask does the smsadmin account have to be a sysadmin on the sql server or can it just be dbowner for the config manager database?

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