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SUMMARYThe Site Configuration Manager component for Systems Management Server performs numerous operations during its "watchdog" cycle. This article describes four stages of the cycle. Each stage, as it is performed, can be monitored via the service trace log file (SCMAN.LOG) for Site Configuration Manager located in the root directory of the drive that Systems Management Server is installed in. MORE INFORMATIONStage 1
Stage 2The Site Configuration Manager reads the list of domains for the site (found in the registry) and for each domain, it enumerates the servers to find all logon servers. The logon servers are added to the registry and are marked as pending-install if they are new.Stage 3The Site Configuration Manager now uses the registry as the definition for the site installation and verifies that the actual installation of domains and components exist as defined. It removes any domains, servers, or components that are marked as pending-uninstall and installs any that are marked as pending install. For any that are marked as active, it verifies the installation.Stage 4The Site Configuration Manager reports the installation status of the site by writing a site control file (*.CT2) and sending this file back to the Hierarchy Manager. If this site was installed remotely, a mini-job is used to send the file to the parent.Additional query words: config sms prodsms
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