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From: Johne_uk on 20 Jun 2008 07:37 Hi, I currently have a Windows 2003 Server running 10G Grid Control Release 4. This will be used to monitor 5 Solaris servers running Oracle 9208. I manually installed the management agent onto one of the solaris servers (thought it was easier than deploying as there are only 5 agents required) and it registered successfully with the OMS showing all the appropriate targets (db, listener etc.). I repeated this exercise on the 2nd Solaris server and all appeared to install successfully. However, when I checked the OMS only the actual Solaris host was identified as a target - not the 9i db or listener. Therefore, I tried to manually add the 9i db as a target and this worked but unfortunately it still does not recognise the listener and there does not seem to be an option to add it manually. Therefore, rather than manually add components, I think I need to try and resolve why the agent didn't pick up the db / listener in the first place. I'm fairly new to grid control so any pointers in the right direction would be most appreciated. Best regards John
From: newhorizon on 20 Jun 2008 10:17 you can edit the target.xml file under the agents /emd directory. The agent gets the target hosts listeners or other things from that file.
From: Chuck Whealton on 24 Jun 2008 21:22 On Jun 20, 7:37 am, Johne_uk <edg...(a)tiscali.co.uk> wrote: > Hi, > > I currently have a Windows 2003 Server running 10G Grid Control > Release 4. This will be used to monitor 5 Solaris servers running > Oracle 9208. > > I manually installed the management agent onto one of the solaris > servers (thought it was easier than deploying as there are only 5 > agents required) and it registered successfully with the OMS showing > all the appropriate targets (db, listener etc.). > > I repeated this exercise on the 2nd Solaris server and all appeared to > install successfully. However, when I checked the OMS only the actual > Solaris host was identified as a target - not the 9i db or listener. > > Therefore, I tried to manually add the 9i db as a target and this > worked but unfortunately it still does not recognise the listener and > there does not seem to be an option to add it manually. > > Therefore, rather than manually add components, I think I need to try > and resolve why the agent didn't pick up the db / listener in the > first place. I'm fairly new to grid control so any pointers in the > right direction would be most appreciated. > > Best regards > John Johne: As "unscientific" as it sounds, I've had to mess with the EM Grid Control agents myself. Especially under HP-UX a couple of times. Have you tried stopping/restarting the agent? Forcing an upload? Is the dbsnmp account unlocked? Charles R. Whealton Charles Whealton @ pleasedontspam.com
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