[omiserver] dcom_enabled = false # Prefer WinRM over DCOM https_port = 5986 auth_basic = true Restart the OMI service after changes:
winmgmt /verifyrepository If it reports inconsistency, run:
export OMI_TRACE_LEVEL=3 omicli enum root/cimv2 Win32OperatingSystem Look for lines containing HTTP error , Access denied , or Provider not found . Navigate to C:\Program Files\Microsoft OMI\ (or wherever the OMI agent is installed). Open omiserver.conf and verify the following lines:
Get-CimInstance Win32OperatingSystem If this fails, your WMI is corrupted. Repair with DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth . Assuming you have OMI installed on a Linux management machine, use omicli (the OMI command-line interface):
One such error that has baffled many professionals is the message. This error typically occurs when using the Open Management Infrastructure (OMI) to query a Windows machine for basic operating system information, specifically the Win32OperatingSystem WMI class.
Check the bitness of the OMI agent on Linux: