Cannot modify, create, save Notification subscribers or Subscriptions. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/396350/failed-to-save-the-notification-subscribe-the-oper.html

Tony Strother 171 Reputation points
2021-12-01T18:04:21.52+00:00

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Morning, I am seeing this same issue in 2019 UR3. My initial install was 2019 RTM, updated to UR3 after this was successfully installed. I had not had any issue for weeks and then this began a few days ago.
I used the new .exe to do the UR3 update per the article Kevin Holman authored for the UR3 update.
Stuck as to what to do next? Reinstall UR3, re-run the database updates manually?
Thanks in advance for your assistance and time!
Tony

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  1. Tony Strother 171 Reputation points
    2021-12-09T13:31:28.207+00:00

    Adding the account to the group in AD seems to have fixed the issue, for now. This must be unique to SCOM 2019, as I have not had to do this before.

    Thanks,
    Tony

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  2. Bob Cornelissen 401 Reputation points MVP
    2021-12-24T18:54:19.887+00:00

    A few things have changed since SCOM 2019 - related to rights needed mostly.
    Once you get passed that, it will all be OK again.
    Same goes for example for adding the SCOm Admins group you are a member of to the logon as a service right for your scom management servers.

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