Index

A C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W X

A

Access to Target page, 4-7

accessibility

code examples, xxiii

documentation, xxiii

keyboard actions, G-1

links to external web sites in documentation, xxiii

administrators

regular, 4-7

REPORTS_USER, 4-7, 4-23

super, 4-7

Administrators group, 4-10

Apache webserver, 5-8

C

checking status

Agent, H-2

management server, 3-38

monitored systems, 4-22

node discovery, 4-6

node up/down event, 6-2

ClientConfig.properties, B-2

configuring

console for dialup line, 4-25

domain user, 4-12

e-mail server, 4-13

local management server

for a new repository, 3-3

for an existing repository, 3-22

Management Server to try to re-establish the connection to the repository serve, 6-3

paging server, 4-14, 4-20

reports on port 8099, 4-25

web browser to run Enterprise Manager, 5-6, 5-11

webserver and directory mapping (oem_webstage)

Apache webserver, 5-8

Internet Application Server, 5-10

Internet Information Server (IIS), 5-9

X Window environment, 4-24

Console, 1-3

Console connected to Management Server

configuring and starting paging server, 4-13

configuring e-mail server, 4-13

creating administrator accounts, 4-7

discovering network nodes and machines, 4-5

enabling job system, 4-10

reasons for choosing, 4-3

starting, 4-4

Console from web browser, 5-2

Console in standalone mode

adding databases to the tree, 2-5

reasons for choosing, 2-2

repository, 2-7

starting, 2-3

conventions, used in this guide, xviii

creating

database user for standalone repository, 2-11

enterprise repository, 3-3

new Windows user account, 4-11

OEM_REPOSITORY tablespace, 3-19, F-8

standalone repository, 2-9

tablespace for standalone repository, 2-9

user with Logon as a batch job privilege, 4-11, 4-12

Custom repository creation option, 3-10

D

database listener port address, 3-14

Database Management, customizing access to areas, 4-27

dates, setting format of, F-20

deployment options, 1-6

Client/Server Deployment, 1-7

Three Tier Deployment, 1-7

dialup line, configuring, 4-25

Discovery Wizard, 4-5

documents, related to configuration guide, xvi

E

Email and Paging Filters, 4-16

Email Preferences, 4-14

e-mail server, configuring, 4-13

emwebsite.html, 5-6

Enterprise Manager Configuration Assistant

Change Database SID, 3-12

changing management server configuration to use another repository, 3-22

changing password management server uses to log into repository, 3-22

Configuration Assistant Progress Window, 3-21

Configuration Operation, 3-4, 3-24, 3-31

Configuration Parameters Summary, 3-28

Configure Management Server, 3-7, 3-24

Create New Repository Options, 3-7

Create Repository Summary, 3-20

dropping repository, 3-33

Edit Configuration Parameters, 3-24

Edit or Create dialog, 3-6

errors, F-5

Repository Login Information, 3-14, 3-32

Select Database for Repository, 3-13, 3-31

Select Database Location, 3-10

Select Management Region, 3-25

Select Repository for Upgrade, 3-31

Select Repository User Tablespaces, 3-16

setting up a management server to manage an already existing repository, 3-22

starting, 3-2

troubleshooting, F-5

Upgrade Repository Configuration Assistant Progress, 3-32

Upgrade Repository Summary, 3-32

upgrading repository, 3-31

Welcome page, 3-4

Enterprise Manager on Windows 2000, using, E-1

Enterprise Manager reporting system, 4-22

Enterprise Manager Web Site, 4-22

Event Definition Views, H-3

F

files

access_log, B-7

archived redo log, 4-28

ClientConfig.properties, 4-26, B-2

error_log, B-7

initialization parameter, 3-12

jserv.properties, B-8

oem_conf, 5-11

OEMClient.properties, 4-27

oem.conf, 4-24, D-4

oemctl batch, B-2, F-16

OMSCONFIG.PROPERTIES, B-5, B-7

omsconfig.properties, 3-3, 6-1, F-12

oms.log, F-14

oms.nohup, B-6, F-14

paging.cfg, B-11

paging.cfg.template, B-11

tnsnames.ora, 2-5

FLEXTD, 4-13

G

Global System for Mobile Communications, 4-13

Globalization Support, D-1

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

H

host (machine name), 3-14

I

Internet Application Server, 5-10

Internet Information Server (IIS), 5-9

J

JAVA debugging, B-4

Job Definition Views, H-3

job system, enabling, 4-10

K

keyboard navigation, G-1, H-1

L

Language and NLS_LANG Parameter, setting, D-2

logging and tracing

client applications, B-2

Dynamic Web Site, B-7

Event Handler, B-7

Intelligent Agent, B-10

JServ, B-8

Management Pack Applications, B-13

Management Server, B-5

Oracle HTTP Server, B-7

SQL Engine, B-12

LOGGING.DIR, B-5

LOGGING.ENABLED, B-3, B-5

LOGGING.FILENAME, B-5

LOGGING.MAX_FILE_CNT, B-6

LOGGING.MAX_SIZE, B-5

LOGGING.SAVE_PREVIOUS_LOG, B-6

LogMiner Viewer, using, 4-28

Logon as a batch job privilege, 4-11, 4-12

logon as batch job, 4-10

M

management applications, integrated, 1-3, 5-2

management regions, 3-25

management server, 1-4

changing for client access, F-17

changing password it uses to log into the repository, 3-22

changing to use another repository, 3-22

checking status, 3-38

configuring for existing repository, 3-22

configuring for new repository, 3-3

dialup line connecting to, 4-25

log files

controlling disk space, B-6

starting, 3-35, 3-36

stopping, 3-40

troubleshooting, F-13

Management Server Retry Interval, 6-3

Management Server version, 3-38

Management Servers dialog, 4-5

Maximum Connections In, 6-3

Maximum Connections Out, 6-2

MetaLink features, F-2

N

nodes, discovering in network, 4-5

Number of administrators logged in, 3-39

Number of OMS systems in domain, 3-39

O

OEM_MONITOR Role, 4-9

OEM_REPOSITORY tablespace, 3-16, 3-19, F-8

oem_webstage directory, 4-22, 5-3

oemapp console oem.loginmode=oms command, 4-4

oemapp console oem.loginmode=standalone command, 2-4

oemctl batch file, B-2, F-16

oemctl configure rws, 4-24

oemctl ping oms command, 3-38

oemctl start oms command, 3-37

oemctl status oms command, 3-38

oemctl stop oms command, 3-40

OMSCONFIG.PROPERTIES, B-5

omsconfig.properties file, 3-28, F-12

oms.log file, F-14

oms.nohup file, B-6, F-14

oms.repository.connect_numTries, 6-3

oms.repository.connect_timeout, 6-3

oms.vdg.conn_retries, 6-4

oms.vdg.conn_retries_delay, 6-4

oms.vdg.max_in_conns, 6-3

oms.vdg.max_out_conns, 6-2

oms.vdp.ping_interval, 6-2

Operational System Metrics, H-2

Operations queued for processing, 3-39

Oracle Change Management Pack, 1-3

Oracle Diagnostics Pack, 1-3, 5-2

Oracle Enterprise Manager

architecture, 1-2

First Tier Centralized Consoles, 1-3

Second Tier Central, Scalable and Reliable Oracle Management Servers, 1-4

Third Tier Managed Targets and Autonomous Intelligent Agents, 1-4

management server, 3-35, 3-36, 3-38, 3-40

system and hardware requirements, 1-11

Oracle HTTP Server, 4-22, 5-4

Oracle Management Pack for Oracle Applications, 1-3

Oracle Management Pack for SAP R/3, 1-3

Oracle Management Server host name, 4-24

Oracle Standard Management Pack, 1-3

Oracle Support Services, reporting problems to, F-2

Oracle Tuning Pack, 1-3, 5-2

ORACLE_OEM_CLIENTTRACE, B-3

P

paging notification preferences, specifying, 4-22

Paging Preferences, 4-15

Paging Schedule, 4-16

paging server

configuring and starting, 4-13

tracing, B-11

TRACEFILENAME, B-12

TRACING.ENABLED, B-11

TRACING.LEVEL, B-11

troubleshooting, F-18

paging server tracing, B-11

Paging Server, adding, 4-20

Paging through Paging Server, 4-17

paging.cfg, B-11

paging.cfg.template, B-11

password

SYSMAN, F-20

password, repository user, F-19

password, resetting, F-20

Ping Interval, 6-2

R

Regular Administrator, 4-7

reporting problems to Oracle Support Services, F-2

Reporting Web Site URL, 4-25

Reporting, configuring, 4-22

REPORTS_USER, 4-24

REPORTS_USER administrator, 4-23

repository

backing up, 3-29

creating or editing existing configuration, 3-5

dropping, 3-33

sizing, C-1

Oracle Change Management Pack, C-3

Oracle Diagnostics Pack, C-2

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

Oracle Management Pack for Oracle Applications, C-4

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

Oracle Standard Management Pack, C-5

Oracle Tuning Pack, C-3

upgrading from 2.x repository to a Release 9.2 or from Release 9.0 repository to a Release 9.2, 3-28

repository credentials, saving, 3-15

Repository session count, 3-39

Repository session pool depth, 3-39

repository user password, 3-9

repository user password, changing, F-19

Repository Views Addendum, H-1

repository, standalone

create a database user for, 2-11

create a tablespace for, 2-9

database requirements for, 2-8

resetting SYSMAN password, F-20

S

Select Repository User Tablespaces

if OEM_REPOSITORY does not exist, 3-19

if OEM_REPOSITORY exists, 3-18

SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE role, 4-9

Service Availability Reports, 4-25

setting up

ORACLE_HOME environment variable, 3-38, F-13

Windows domain user, 4-12

SID (database system identifier), 3-14

SMP_VIEW_EVENT_NOTIFICATIONS, H-3

SMP_VIEW_JOB_NOTIFICATIONS, H-3

SMP_VIEW_REGIONS, H-2

SMP_VIEW_RUNNING_OMS_MACHINES, H-2

SQL Engine Tracing, B-12

starting

Console connected to Management Server, 4-4

Console from web browser, 5-2

Enterprise Manager Configuration Assistant, 3-2

management server, 3-35, 3-36

Oracle Enterprise Manager from a web browser, 5-2

stopping

management server, 3-40

Oracle HTTP Server, 5-4

Super Administrator, 4-7

SYSMAN password, resetting, F-20

System Colors for Windows, 4-26

T

tablespace

creating, F-8

increasing the size of an existing, F-9

OEM_REPOSITORY, 3-16

ROLLBACK, 3-17

SYSTEM, 3-17

TEMPORARY, 3-17

Target database session count, 3-38

Telocator Alphanumeric Protocol, 4-13

Temporary Network Failures, smoothing, 6-4

TRACEFILENAME, B-12

tracing

paging server, B-11

SQL Engine, B-12

TRACING.ENABLED, B-3, B-6, B-11

TRACING.LEVEL, B-3, B-6, B-11

troubleshooting

changing the permissions on the omsconfig.properties file, F-12

console does not launch web browser, F-19

console hangs, F-18

database parameters for repository operation, F-10

Enterprise Manager Configuration Assistant, F-5

management server, F-13

changing for client access, F-17

error messages, F-16

not run correctly from a non-default Oracle Home, F-13

not start from the Windows Start Menu, F-14

setting the ping interval, 6-2

Oracle Support Services, providing them with information, F-4

paging server, F-18

reporting problems to Oracle Support Services, F-2

repository database default tablespace, F-7

resetting SYSMAN password, F-20

using MetaLink, F-2

web browser, F-18

Tuning, 6-1

Typical repository creation option, 3-7

U

upgrade of Oracle Enterprise Manager products, coordinating, 3-29

V

VDB_DEBUG, B-12

VDB_SESSION_DEBUG, B-13

VDB_VERBOSE_DEBUG, B-13

VDB_VERBOSE_SESSION_DEBUG, B-13

W

web browser

supported, 5-3

troubleshooting, F-18

Web Server and Directory Mapping for Web Site, 5-8

Webserver host name, 4-24

Webserver port number, 4-24

Windows 2000 Services, E-3

Windows NT Event Log, F-14

Windows user account

assigning privileges to, 4-11

X

xclock command, 4-24