Good Afternoon,
I have recently been given control of our SCOM infrastructure as the person before me has left and I've been given the reigns. We are currently running SCOM 2012 Service Pack 1 and have Cumulative Update 8 installed which is the latest CU available from Microsoft.
I have been doing a bit of housekeeping today and noticed that the agent version that is installed on all of our clients is version 7.0.9538.0 which is the version that came pre-installed with 2012 SP1 when it was first released.
The only server that does seem be on the latest build number is the Management Server which CU8 was installed on to manually. The build number is now 7.0.9538.1123.
I know for a fact that our previous owner of SCOM installed every CU that has been released and I also remember that he went through the process of updating the clients on all our servers (almost 400).
I have gone through the process of uninstalling some of the agents and reinstalling but I am unable to update it. We do also have a few servers that are running version 6.1.7221.49. This version is from May 2009 and was part of the SCOM 2007.
I've noticed that if I log on to one of the servers that an agent is installed on after we ran the update for CU8 I can see that the file versions of the dll files do have the correct build number for CU8 (7.0.9538.1123)
So from what I see it looks as though this is potentially a bug with SCOM. I'm not sure. How can I update the agent versions within the SCOM console to reflect the correct agent version.
As you can see in the screenshot1 above the version for the servers with an agent here are still on 7.0.9538.
In screenshot2 this is from one of the servers with an agent installed in the path of 'C:\Program Files\System Center Operations Manager\Agent'. As you can see the latest version is there but you can also see older versions too.
Finally if I log on to the SCOM management server and open operations manager shell and run the command get-scomagent it gives me the same incorrect version.
I hope someone can help me with this.
Regards,