Oracle Enterprise Manager Configuration Guide -- Index

admin directory, A-2

administrative user

definition, 1-6

administrators, super, 6-5

Apache 1.3.9 on Solaris, E-1, E-2

architecture of Oracle Enterprise Manager, 1-2

AREA_CODE, 6-24

basic terminology, 1-6

administrative user, 1-6

Console, 1-7

Intelligent Agent, 1-7

Oracle Management Server, 1-7

Preferred Credentials, 1-8

repository, 1-6

repository owner, 1-6

service discovery, 1-7

CARRIER_NAMES, 6-23

checking status

Intelligent Agent

NT, 5-3

UNIX, 5-4

management server, 3-5

paging service, 6-35

clientconfig.properties, A-2

config directory, A-2

Configuration Assistant

changing the management server configuration to use another repository, B-8

changing the management server to use a repository in another database, B-8

changing the password that the management server uses to log into the repository when it starts, B-8

creating a repository, 2-1

dropping your repository, B-5

setting up a management server to manage an already existing repository, B-8

starting, 2-4

troubleshooting, C-18

upgrading your repository, 2-1, B-2

Configuration File Not Accessible page, B-5, B-10

configuration parameter maintenance, 2-1

configuring

CONNECTION_DELAY, 6-25

Console

definition, 1-3, 1-7

setting up, 6-12

starting, 6-2

from command line, 6-2

from web browser, 6-6

from Windows Start menu, 6-2

COUNTRY, 6-23

creating

database user during repository creation, 2-8

new password file, 6-38

OEM_REPOSITORY tablespace, 2-12, C-21

omsconfig.properties file, 2-3

Release 2.1 repository, 2-1

database listener port address, 2-6

DBA Management Pack, 8-1

DBA Studio, 8-1

DBA Studio in OMS mode, 8-10

DBA Studio in standalone mode, 8-4

DBA Studio procedures

accessing the Quick Tour, 8-15

adding databases to the Navigator tree in OMS mode, 8-17

changing from OMS mode to standalone mode, 8-18

changing from standalone mode to OMS mode, 8-19

connecting to the database as a different user, 8-15

removing a database from the Navigator in OMS mode, 8-17

removing a database from tree in DBA Studio standalone mode, 8-16

viewing which role you are connected as, 8-16

dbapp directory, A-2

dbapps.cfg, A-2

dialup line, configuring, 6-36

directory structure, A-1

discovering nodes, 6-4

editing

management server configuration parameters, B-8

email notification, setting up, 6-17

files

clientconfig.properties, A-2

dbapps.cfg, A-2

init.ora, 6-38

listener.ora, 6-37

omsconfig.properties, A-2, C-5

oms.log, A-3, C-7

paging.cfg, 6-18, 6-22, C-10

paging.cfg.template, 6-21

PAGINGLOG.TRC, 6-32

password, 6-38

guidelines for determining storage requirements and disk space allocation, D-1

host (machine name), 2-6

ifiles directory, A-2

Intelligent Agent

UNIX, 5-4

verifying status, 5-4

verifying status, 5-3

Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, E-1, E-5

listener.ora file, 6-37

log directory, A-2

logging, C-5

for the management server, C-5

LOGGING.DIR, C-5

LOGGING.ENABLED, C-5

LOGGING.FILENAME, C-6

LOGGING.MAX_FILE_CNT, C-6

LOGGING.MAX_SIZE, C-6

LOGGING.SAVE_PREVIOUS_LOG, C-6

logon as batch job, advanced user right, 6-12

management server

adding additional, 4-1

changing for client access, C-13

checking status, 3-5

configuration parameters, editing, B-8

definition, 1-7

dialup line connecting to, 6-36

logging and tracing, C-5

logs, C-7

selecting from login dialog, 2-3, 6-3

setting configuration parameters for, 2-1

starting, 3-1, 3-2

starting automatically from the Oracle Enterprise Manager installation, 2-3

stopping, 3-6

troubleshooting, C-11

Management Servers dialog, 6-3

MetaLink, C-4

Migration Assistant, 7-2

checking information in Release 1.x repository before using, 7-10

differences between Release 1.x repository and Release 2.1 repository, 7-4

important notes, 7-3

migration phases, 7-3

preparing for repository migration, 7-8

starting, 7-12

migration phases, 7-3

OEM_REPOSITORY tablespace, 2-12, C-21

oem_temp password, 1-6

oemapp console command, 6-2

oemclient.properties, A-2

oemctrl start oms command, 3-3

oemctrl status oms command, 3-5

oemctrl stop oms command, 3-6

OEM.MANAGEMENT_SERVER, 6-26

OEM.MANAGEMENT_SERVER.BOOTPORT, 6-28

omsconfig.properties file, 2-3, A-2, C-5

Oracle Application Server 4.0.8, E-1, E-3

Oracle Enterprise Manager

Oracle Support, reporting problems to, C-2

PAGER_TYPE, 6-23

paging configuration properties, 6-23

AREA_CODE, 6-24

CARRIER_NAMES, 6-23

CONNECTION_DELAY, 6-25

COUNTRY, 6-23

OEM.MANAGEMENT_SERVER, 6-26

OEM.MANAGEMENT_SERVER.BOOTPORT, 6-28

TRACING.ENABLED, 6-29

TRACING.LEVEL, 6-29

paging service

querying status, 6-35

setting up, 6-20

stopping, 6-35

paging status codes for numeric pages, 6-35

paging.cfg, 6-18, 6-22, C-10

paging.cfg.template, 6-21

PAGINGLOG.TRC file, 6-32

password file, 6-38

password, resetting, C-17

PHONE_NUMBER, 6-24

preferred credentials

definition, 1-8

preferred credentials for managed services, setting up, 6-16

preferred credentials, setting local, 8-8

PROTOCOL, 6-26

remote SYSDBA access, 6-38

reporting problems to Oracle Support, C-2

repository

creating, 2-1

definition, 1-3, 1-6

sizing, D-1

Oracle Change Management Pack, D-3

Oracle Diagnostics Pack, D-2

Oracle Enterprise Manager Console and DBA Management Pack, D-2

Oracle Management Pack for Oracle Applications, D-4

Oracle Management Pack for SAP R/3, D-4

Oracle Standard Management Pack, D-5

Oracle Tuning Pack, D-3

repository credentials, saving, 2-9

repository migration

backing out of, 7-22

backing up existing Release 1.x repository, 7-11

checking information in Release 1.x repository, 7-10

confirming a successful migration, 7-20

deleting and deregistering active jobs and events, 7-19

differences between Release 1.x and Release 2.1, 7-4

important notes, 7-3

phases, 7-3

preparing for, 7-8

Release 1.x objects reference, 7-23

repository owner

definition, 1-6

repository, dropping, B-5

resetting password, C-17

security login, 6-3

service discovery, 6-4

definition, 1-7

setting up

configuration parameters for local management server, 2-1

configuration parameters for the management servers, 2-1

Console, 6-12

email notification, 6-17

ORACLE_HOME environment variable, 3-4, C-11

paging service, 6-20

preferred credentials for managed services, 6-16

tracing and logging, C-5

Windows NT domain user, 6-15

Windows NT user account, 6-12

SID (database system identifier), 2-7

SMTP mail

address, 6-17

gateway, 6-17

SMTP mail gateway, 6-17

starting

Configuration Assistant, 2-4

Console, 6-2

from command line, 6-2

from web browser, 6-6

from Windows Start menu, 6-2

DBA Studio, 8-1

Intelligent Agent

UNIX, 5-4

Windows NT, 5-2

management server, 3-1, 3-2

Migration Assistant, 7-12

Oracle Enterprise Manager from a web browser, 6-6

paging service, 6-34

service discovery, 6-4

stopping

Intelligent Agent

UNIX, 5-4

Windows NT, 5-2

management server, 3-6

paging service, 6-35

SUFFIX, 6-26

super administrators, 6-5

sysman account, 1-6

system and hardware requirements

characteristics of best environment, 1-4, 1-5

running Enterprise Manager components on separate machines, 1-4

running the entire Enterprise Manager bundle from a single machine, 1-4

tablespace

creating, C-22

increasing the size of an existing, C-23

TRACEFILENAME, 6-30, C-10

tracing, C-5

for the client, C-8

for the management server, C-5

for the web browser, C-9

TRACING.ENABLED, 6-29, C-5, C-10

TRACING.LEVEL, 6-29, C-6, C-10

troubleshooting

changing the permissions on the omsconfig.properties file, C-26

Configuration Assistant, C-18

database parameters not large enough for repository operation, C-24

determining the SGA size, C-28

job notifications, C-29

management server, C-11

changing for client access, C-13

management server does not start from the Windows NT Start Menu, C-12

management server may not run correctly from a non-default Oracle Home, C-11

setting the ping interval, C-14

paging service

modifying the paging service information from the Enterprise Manager Console, C-16

page notification fails, C-16

paging does not work, C-15

registering the paging service with a remote Oracle management server, C-15

providing Oracle Technical Support with information, C-4

reporting problems to Oracle Support, C-2

repository database default tablespace does not contain enough free space, C-21

resetting password, C-17

tracing and logging for the management server, C-5

tracing for client applications integrated with Enterprise Manager, C-8

using MetaLink, C-2

web browser, C-16

web browsers, supported, 6-7

webservers, supported, 6-8

Windows NT user account

assigning privileges to, 6-14

creating, 6-12