The AD Last Bind latency is above the configured threshold.

[Frost''''IK]

I have installed OM 2007 and now in my mail and in monitoring console i have
many messages like this:

The AD Last Bind latency is above the configured threshold. The current
value is 6.2,
The Op Master PDC Last Bind latency is above the configured threshold. The
current value is 6,
The Op Master Schema Master Last Bind latency is above the configured
threshold. The current value is 6.2,
etc.

So the first question is 6.2 of what? Minutes, seconds, hours?

I am sure that AD is working fine. When I start "AD General Responce Task"
manually, I get message: "Current DC bind time: 0 sec".

Why I have this messages in mail if my AD is OK?

[Anders Bengtsson]

Hi Frost''''IK,

The problem can be temporary, for example network load or load on your domain
controllers. Look in a performance view to see the average bind time, then
concider a override to configure a more suitable threshold.
-----
Regards
Anders Bengtsson
Microsoft MVP - MOM
http://www.contoso.se


F> I have installed OM 2007 and now in my mail and in monitoring console
F> i have many messages like this:
F>
F> The AD Last Bind latency is above the configured threshold. The
F> current
F> value is 6.2,
F> The Op Master PDC Last Bind latency is above the configured
F> threshold. The
F> current value is 6,
F> The Op Master Schema Master Last Bind latency is above the configured
F> threshold. The current value is 6.2,
F> etc.
F> So the first question is 6.2 of what? Minutes, seconds, hours?
F>
F> I am sure that AD is working fine. When I start "AD General Responce
F> Task" manually, I get message: "Current DC bind time: 0 sec".
F>
F> Why I have this messages in mail if my AD is OK?
F>

[Frost''''IK]

Post by Anders Bengtsson
The problem can be temporary, for example network load or load on your domain
controllers. Look in a performance view to see the average bind time, then
concider a override to configure a more suitable threshold.

I dont think that this problem is temporary, because I have now 1100 posts
about this from OM in my mailbox. They all has come in 4 days.

Due to "AD General Response Last Bind Performance Collection" counter my AD
response time is in the range from in 42 - 60 with infrequent peakes 100-110.

Is it normal?

[Anders Bengtsson]

Hi Frost''''IK,

Look in a performance view to see the average bind time, then concider a
override to configure a more suitable threshold.


-----
Regards
Anders Bengtsson
Microsoft MVP - MOM
http://www.contoso.se

Post by Anders Bengtsson
The problem can be temporary, for example network load or load on
your

F> domain
F>

Post by Anders Bengtsson
controllers. Look in a performance view to see the average bind time,
then concider a override to configure a more suitable threshold.

F> I dont think that this problem is temporary, because I have now 1100
F> posts about this from OM in my mailbox. They all has come in 4 days.
F>
F> Due to "AD General Response Last Bind Performance Collection" counter
F> my AD response time is in the range from in 42 - 60 with infrequent
F> peakes 100-110.
F>
F> Is it normal?
F>

[Frost''''IK]

Post by Anders Bengtsson
Look in a performance view to see the average bind time, then concider a
override to configure a more suitable threshold.

I cannot find the counter "Average bind time", I see only counter from my
previous post.
It shows that my AD response time is in the range from in 42 - 60 with
infrequent peakes 100-110.

Is it normal?

I do not want to correct threshold if it is correct. Does my AD has problems
with response time?

[Anders Bengtsson]

Hi Frost''''IK,

If you look under Monitoring/Active Directory Server 2003/Performance you
have a performance view named All Performance Data. Under there you can see
all the OP Master bind time performance counters. You must review your performance
and see what the threshold is in your environment when your organization
thinks the network and AD is ok.

-----
Regards
Anders Bengtsson
Microsoft MVP - MOM
http://www.contoso.se

Post by Anders Bengtsson
Look in a performance view to see the average bind time, then
concider a override to configure a more suitable threshold.

F> I cannot find the counter "Average bind time", I see only counter
F> from my
F> previous post.
F> It shows that my AD response time is in the range from in 42 - 60
F> with
F> infrequent peakes 100-110.
F> Is it normal?
F>
F> I do not want to correct threshold if it is correct. Does my AD has
F> problems with response time?
F>

[Frost''''IK]

Post by Anders Bengtsson
If you look under Monitoring/Active Directory Server 2003/Performance you
have a performance view named All Performance Data. Under there you can see
all the OP Master bind time performance counters. You must review your performance
and see what the threshold is in your environment when your organization
thinks the network and AD is ok.

OK. I changed thresholds to 17-warning and 25-error and messages finished to
come. Are not 17 and 25 too big to diagnose a problems with AD?

[Pontus Blomqvist]

Hi!

If you are using Ops Mgr 2007 SP1 RC and are running with some other
regional settings then US you get this.
This is a bug that came with the ops Mgr 2007 SP1 RC. A factor 1000 is added
when the SP1 RC agent do the monitoring. if you run the "diagnostic" tasks
inside the alerts you see the right responce time values. Hopefully this will
be resolved when the SP1 goes RTM. This is priority BUG that is know to the
product team.

We run with Swedish Regional settings and get this and I know German and
Danish also have this problem. It is not with the AD MP but with the code of
the agent. Cause if you use the RTM version of AD MP and the SP1 RC agent you
get the same result.

Regards
Pontus Blomqvist
http://blopon.blogspot.com

Post by Frost''''IK

Post by Anders Bengtsson
If you look under Monitoring/Active Directory Server 2003/Performance you
have a performance view named All Performance Data. Under there you can see
all the OP Master bind time performance counters. You must review your performance
and see what the threshold is in your environment when your organization
thinks the network and AD is ok.

OK. I changed thresholds to 17-warning and 25-error and messages finished to
come. Are not 17 and 25 too big to diagnose a problems with AD?

[Frost''''IK]

Post by Pontus Blomqvist
If you are using Ops Mgr 2007 SP1 RC and are running with some other
regional settings then US you get this.
This is a bug that came with the ops Mgr 2007 SP1 RC.

I believe you are right. I have Ops Mgr 2007 SP1 RC and Russian localized
domain controllers.

[Frost''''IK]

I have now installed SCOM 2007 + SP1 but the problem did not disappear. Can
anybody help?

[Anders Bengtsson [MVP]]

Hi Frost''''IK,

What local settings do you have? There is a know issue with non-english locals.
--
Anders Bengtsson
Microsoft MVP - Operations Manager
http://www.contoso.se



F> I have now installed SCOM 2007 + SP1 but the problem did not
F> disappear. Can anybody help?
F>

[Frost''''IK]

As I have said before, I have russian regional settings. But I thought that
SP1 should fix this problem.

Post by Anders Bengtsson
Hi Frost''''IK,
What local settings do you have? There is a know issue with non-english locals.

[Frost''''IK]

As I have said before I have Russian regional settings. But I thought that
SP1 should fix this problem.

Post by Anders Bengtsson
Hi Frost''''IK,
What local settings do you have? There is a know issue with non-english locals.
--
Anders Bengtsson
Microsoft MVP - Operations Manager
http://www.contoso.se
F> I have now installed SCOM 2007 + SP1 but the problem did not
F> disappear. Can anybody help?
F>

[Anders Bengtsson [MVP]]

Hi Frost''''IK,

Please post this issue in the SP1 newsgroup, at microsoft.public.opsmgr.sp1

Thanks
--
Anders Bengtsson
Microsoft MVP - Operations Manager
http://www.contoso.se



F> As I have said before I have Russian regional settings. But I thought
F> that SP1 should fix this problem.
F>
F> "Anders Bengtsson [MVP]" wrote:
F>

Post by Anders Bengtsson
Hi Frost''''IK,
What local settings do you have? There is a know issue with
non-english locals.
--
Anders Bengtsson
Microsoft MVP - Operations Manager
http://www.contoso.se
F> I have now installed SCOM 2007 + SP1 but the problem did not
F> disappear. Can anybody help?
F>