On 6/15/06, Paul Vincent <Paul.Vincent_at_uce.ac.uk> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> The spectre of 24x7 monitoring of our Oracle databases has reared its ugly
> head, so I've been asked to look into the best way of having DBA access to
> the databases via a web browser, so that I can obtain "anytime, anywhere"
> access to the databases through a web interface. I know that one solution is
> to set up the web interface to Oracle Enterprise Manager, using Oracle
> Management Server, but to be honest my experiences with OMS so far (without
> the web interface) have been a bit flaky. All our databases are part of
> 3rd-party products, so they have a variety of configurations and versions
> (ranging from a couple of 8.1.7 to a few 9.2.0.6), on a mixture of Sun and
> Wintel platforms, and some do their agent-to-agent chattting quite happily
> whilst others are more problematic. So any 3rd-party web-based Oracle DBA
> tools would be worth evaluating.
>
> Any recommendations?
>
> Paul Vincent
> Oracle DBA
> UCE Birmingham
>
I can't remember where/where, but I do recall using SSH via a Java applet in
a web browser. Is that an option for you ?
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Received on Thu Jun 15 2006 - 09:02:12 CDT
