How to change SDK Service account

This configuration setup very complex, if you want to change the account, just follow the steps below:

1. Go to Start and choose Run
2. Type services.msc and click OK
3. When the Services Snap-In opens navigate to OpsMgr SDK Service
4. Right click the OpsMgr SDK Service and click Stop
5. On the services snap-in select the OpsMgr Config Service right click and choose Stop on the context menu.
6. Select the OpsMgr SDK Service right click and choose the Properties option
7. Select the Log On tab
8. If you want this service to run under a Domain Account
9. Select the This account radio button
   a. Type in a Domain Account
   b. Specify the password for the domain account
   c. Reconfirm the password by retyping
   d. Click OK
10. Click OK on the “The new logon name will not take effect until you stop and restart the Service”
11. Select the OpsMgr Config Service right click and choose the Properties option
12. Select the Log On tab
13. If you want this service to run under a Domain Account
14. Select the This account radio button
    a. Type in the same Domain Account as step 9 above
    b. Specify the password for the domain account
    c. Reconfirm the password by retyping
    d. Click OK
15. Click OK on the “The new logon name will not take effect until you stop and restart the service”
16. Go to Start and choose Run
17. Type SQLWB and click OK to open SQL Management Studio
    a. Optionally you can open SQL Management Studio by going to StartàProgramsàMicrosoft SQL Server 2005àSQL Server Management Studio
18. Specify the Server Name and instance where the Operations Manager Database is installed on the Connect to Server dialogue
19. Expand the Database node
20. Select the Operations Manager Database
21. Right click and choose the New Query option in the context menu
22. Type and execute the following stored procedure replacing DomainForSDKAcct\UserForSDKAcct with the domain and account previously created in Active Directory Users and Computers.
    EXECUTE p_SetupCreateLogin 'DomainForSDKAcct\UserForSDKAcct', 'sdk_users'
    Note: If SQL Server is configured for case sensitivity then you must type the account exactly as it appears in Active Directory Users and Computers.
23. Type and execute the following stored procedure replacing DomainForConfigAcct\UserForConfigAcct with the domain and account previously created in Active Directory Users and Computers. This will be the same account used for the SDK service.
    EXECUTE p_SetupCreateLogin 'DomainForConfigAcct\UserForConfigAcct', 'configsvc_users'
    Note: If SQL is case sensitive then you need to type the account in the exact case otherwise you will get errors for this procedure.
24. On the services snap-in select the OpsMgr SDK Service right click and choose Start on the context menu.
25. In the services snap-in select OpsMgr Config Service right click and choose Start on the context menu.
26. Go to Start and choose Run
27. Type Eventvwr.msc and click OK
28. Within the Event Viewer select the Operations Manager event log
29. Examine the event log entries for the OpsMgr SDK Service and OpsMgr Config Service to check that they started and are running successfully.

How to change console fresh time in SCOM 2007

Recently i got a question for the SCOM 2007 console fresh time.

What is default fresh time?

How can i change the default value?

Please check the answer below:

Monitoring views refresh at their own interval with default auto refresh cycle time: 15 seconds.
Actually regarding view refresh there is a PollingInterval setting that controls how often the cache does polling. The default value is 1, which is normal interval (15 seconds). 2 will double the interval (so the polling will happen half as often). 0 will turn off polling. The maximum value is 10 and anything larger than that will be treated as a 10 (150 seconds).
The registry key is HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Microsoft Operations Manager\3.0\Console\CacheParameters\PollingInterval. By default, there is no such registry value. We need to manually add this DWORD value. Please note if you change this registry setting it will affect all views in the console and not just the event view.