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I'm trying to install SCOM 2019 Evaluation on our test VM (Windows 2019). I already installed the SQL Server 2019 on this same VM, and enabled IIS. I ran into these errors during the "Operational database configuration" stage of the install, does this mean i have install 2016 RTM Server on this VM as well? 2nd question is do I really have to create OmAA, OMDAS, OMAdmins users/groups in AD if we just want to build a simple standalone test environment?
:Info:2016RTMServer is installed: False
[07:06:46]: Info: :Info:Product check for 2016RTMServer failed.
[07:06:46]: Info: :Info:2016RTMConsole is installed: False
[07:06:46]: Info: :Info:Product check for 2016RTMConsole failed.
[07:06:46]: Info: :Info:2016RTMWebConsole is installed: False
[07:06:46]: Info: :Info:Product check for 2016RTMWebConsole failed.
[07:06:46]: Info: :Info:2016RTMReporting is installed: False
[07:06:46]: Info: :Info:Product check for 2016RTMReporting failed.
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Did you update SQL server 2019 to latest CU? I remember posts with the same error back in the time where SQL 2019 was not compatible with SCOM 2019.
It became compatible with SQL 2019 only starting with CU7, IIRC.
thanks for the reply. does this mean I'm on CU15?
No, this means you are on RTM version (= CU0)
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/kb4518398-sql-server-2019-build-versions-782ed548-1cd8-b5c3-a566-8b4f9e20293a
Thank you, if i roll back to SQL 2016 or 2017 will that work? what CU does those require to work with SCOM2019?
CU is simply an update. Install the latest one on top of SQL2019 and then try again
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@Yuan Lieu , For our error during installation, one possible cause can be that there's restricted memory (RAM) to the Instance hosting OpsMgr DB and DW.
We suggest to check if there's any restriction on the RAM. If yes, try to increase the RAM allotted to the instance hosting the DB and ran the setup again.
Please try the above steps and if there's any update, feel free to let us know.
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