Event ID 1182 Foundation Agent: A Change in the health status of the server has occurred.

[SwisspostIT]

Here is the HP Customer Advisory:

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?locale=en_US&objectID=c03446504

Regards,

Ville

[Pber]

I just installed 9.2 server agents on serveral 2003 and 2008 x64 systems.  They quickly post a 11020 alert, but seems to be limited to the one alert so far.  hopefully this is fixed.

[mbrownnyc]

Thanks Pber.  Please us know how it works over time.

[Marko_MSI]

I am getting this mail every 2 minutes:

The system has detected the following event:

 SNMP Trap:       11020

 Date time:          12/05/2012  09:50:10 AM

Computer:         HOST

Source:                Foundation Agents

Type:                    Informational

Category:            (4)

I installed Management Agents 9.25 version without server restart. It looks the problem was fixed.

[shocko]

Same problem. I can't believe v 9.10 of the agents is still available for download with this problem still present.

[Timothy Cusson]

I noticed the messages in HP SIM, All Events.  They were coming from two recently added ML350-G6 Windows 2008 R2 servers.  The servers had PSP 9.10 which includes Insight Agents 9.10.  I went to the hp.com site and downloaded Insight Agents 9.40 and installed them, no reboot required.  The "Change in the health status" messages no longer occur, problem solved! Thanks.

[Marie-Josee]

Hi, I have DL580G5.I fixed the problem. I had this  message "A change in the cpqHoMibHealthStatusArray has occurred" (SNMP) Health Status Array Change occurred (11020) every 2 minutes in Insight control.  I marked all item repaired in the Integrated management log. Everething working fine and no more errors in insight manager

mj

[katbert]

How about Windows 2003 x86

Insight agents 9.20 don't support Windows 2003, Instigh agents 9.10 - with Event ID 1182 bug

Only downgrade to Agents 9.0?

[Andrew_Haak]

Hello,

Sad to say, yes downgrade to the 9.0 version or switch to WBEM as a dataprovider. This is also the main reason that HP didn't release a fix for the SNMP agent i would guess.