Running VNC X server on the host and connect via VNC Java applet to
the remote desktop. Will need quite "think" internet pipe.
OEM... well 10g OEM might work for some tasks but it's not enough.
However, you might combine it with SSH access.
2006/6/15, Paul Vincent <Paul.Vincent_at_uce.ac.uk>:
>
>
> 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
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