Re: about setup/login of Mgmt Server (Enterprise Mgr)

Did you install Oracle Enterprise Manager on your Windows machine? Assuming you did, check to see if the Oracle Management Server service is running.

You need to log into the OEM console by specifying administrator/password, management server. If you haven't changed passwords yet, use sysman for administrator, oem_temp for the password. Management server is the box where the management server is running, not the database.

If your config worked as you say, this should get you right in.

Why a different login than for the database? Because the management server is a separate piece of software.

Once in, you'll need to discover services, provide perferred creditentials (Database/OS logins). Your next challange will be to actually connect to your database through OEM. ----- Original Message -----
From: Shane <orac_mail_at_shane.economicsamerica.org> To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L <ORACLE-L_at_fatcity.com> Sent: Monday, November 20, 2000 2:55 PM
Subject: Q: about setup/login of Mgmt Server (Enterprise Mgr)

> Note: This is the first time I have been a sysadmin of Oracle, so I might
> not have a clue what I should be asking.
> The answer might be very easy. Please read 1/2 way through this post--I
> assume this is very easy to
> answer...but I have no clue what to do.
>
> Symptoms of the problem: I can't log in to Enterprise Manager or
> Management Server. However, I
> can log in to DBA Studio in standalone mode.
>
> My setup: Oracle8i is installed on a SPARC Solaris machine. I'm
> accessing it from a Windows2000 machine
> on the same LAN.
>
> I would like to log into Oracle Management Server, but I don't seem to
> know what I'm missing.
> As mentioned above, I have never logged into it before, so I don't know
> the simplest things, such
> as what kind of input I need to give it so I can log in. When at the
> Oracle Enterprise Manager Login,
> do I simply use the IP address in the Solaris machine? For the
> "Administrator" I put my username and
> my password (which are the same for both the Solaris machine and for
> installation of Oracle on that machine).
> Since I'm a DBA (with every privilege possible) on that machine, I would
> think I could. Can you help?
>
> Additional info:
>
> I already used Configuration Assistant to create a repository. (In step 2
> of the configuration Assistant,
> I used a service name like <host>:<port>:<sid> (and this points to a
> valid SID on the Solaris machine).
> In fact, when I ran the Configuration Assistant, I got feedback which
> confirms that a connection was
> made to that database.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Shane
>
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