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# Index

A B C D E F G H I K L M O P R S T W

## A

  admin directory, A-2
  administrative user
    definition, 1-7
  administrator
    super, 6-6
  Apache 1.3.9 and higher on Unix, F-1, F-2
  architecture of Oracle Enterprise Manager, 1-2

## B

  basic terminology, 1-7
    administrative user, 1-7
    Console, 1-8
    Intelligent Agent, 1-8
    Oracle Management Server, 1-8
    Preferred Credentials, 1-10
    repository, 1-7
    repository owner, 1-7
    service discovery, 1-9

## C

  checking status
    Intelligent Agent
      UNIX, 5-4
      Windows, 5-3
    management server, 3-5
    paging service, 6-29
  clientconfig.properties, A-2
  config directory, A-2
  Configuration Assistant
    changing the management server configuration to use another repository in the same or another database, B-9
    changing the password that the management server uses to log into the repository when it starts, B-9
    creating a repository, 2-1
    dropping your repository, B-6
    setting up a management server to manage an already existing repository, B-9
    starting, 2-6
    troubleshooting, D-19
    upgrading your repository, 2-1, B-2
  Configuration File Not Accessible page, B-6, B-12
  configuration parameter maintenance, 2-1
  configuring
    additional management servers, 4-2
    console for dialup line, 6-42
    DBA Studio in OMS mode
      connecting to a database, 8-14
      starting, 8-12
      to connect to a management server, 8-11
    DBA Studio in standalone mode, 8-5
      adding databases to the tree, 8-6
      connecting to a database, 8-8
      editing local preferred credentials, 8-9
      starting, 8-5
    email notification, 6-31
    Oracle Enterprise Manager, 1-14
    paging service, 6-22
    Release 2.1 repository, 2-1
    remote SYSDBA access, 6-43
    web browser to run Enterprise Manager, 6-12
    webserver and directory mapping, F-1
      Apache 1.3.9 and higher on Unix, F-1, F-2
      Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, F-1, F-4
  Console
    definition, 1-6, 1-8
    setting up, 6-17
    starting, 6-3
      from command line, 6-3
      from web browser, 6-8
      from Windows Start menu, 6-3
  creating
    database user during repository creation, 2-10
    new password file, 6-43
    OEM_REPOSITORY tablespace, 2-14, D-22
    omsconfig.properties file, 2-4, B-12

## D

  database listener port address, 2-9
  DBA Management Pack, 8-1
  DBA Studio, 8-1
  DBA Studio in OMS mode, 8-11
  DBA Studio in standalone mode, 8-5
  DBA Studio procedures
    accessing the Quick Tour, 8-16
    adding databases to the Navigator tree in OMS mode, 8-18
    changing from OMS mode to standalone mode, 8-19
    changing from standalone mode to OMS mode, 8-20
    connecting to the database as a different user, 8-16
    removing a database from the Navigator in OMS mode, 8-18
    removing a database from tree in DBA Studio standalone mode, 8-17
    viewing which role you are connected as, 8-17
  dbapp directory, A-2
  dbappscfg.properties, A-2
  dialup line, configuring, 6-42
  directory structure, A-1
  discovering nodes, 6-5

## E

  editing
    management server configuration parameters, B-9
  email notification, setting up, 6-31

## F

  files
    clientconfig.properties, A-2
    dbappscfg.properties, A-2
    init.ora, 6-44
    omsconfig.properties, A-2, D-5
    oms.log, A-3, D-7
    paging.cfg, D-9
    paging.cfg.template, A-2, D-9
    password, 6-43

## G

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

## H

  host (machine name), 2-9

## I

  ifiles directory, A-2
  init.ora file, 6-44
  Intelligent Agent
    definition, 1-6, 1-8
    UNIX, 5-4
      checking status, 5-4
      starting, 5-4
      stopping, 5-4
      verifying status, 5-4
    Windows, 5-2
      checking status, 5-3
      starting, 5-2
      stopping, 5-2
      verifying status, 5-3
  Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0, F-1, F-4

## K

  keyboard shortcuts, general Windows platform, G-1

## L

  log directory, A-2
  logging, D-5
    for the management server, D-5
  LOGGING.DIR, D-5
  LOGGING.ENABLED, D-5
  LOGGING.FILENAME, D-6
  LOGGING.MAX_FILE_CNT, D-6
  LOGGING.MAX_SIZE, D-6
  LOGGING.SAVE_PREVIOUS_LOG, D-6
  logon as batch job, advanced user right, 6-17

## M

  management server
    changing for client access, D-15
    checking status, 3-5
    configuration parameters, editing, B-9
    definition, 1-8
    dialup line connecting to, 6-42
    logging and tracing, D-5
    logs, D-7
    selecting from login dialog, 6-4
    starting, 3-1, 3-2
    starting automatically from the Oracle Enterprise Manager installation, 2-5
    stopping, 3-8
    troubleshooting, D-11
  Management Servers dialog, 6-4
  mesg directory, A-2
  MetaLink, D-4
  Migration Assistant, 7-2
    checking information in Release 1.x repository before using, 7-10
    differences between Release 1.x repository and Release 2.2 repository, 7-4
    important notes, 7-3
    migration phases, 7-3
    preparing for repository migration, 7-8
    starting, 7-12
  migration phases, 7-3

## O

  OEM_REPOSITORY tablespace, 2-14, D-22
  oem_temp password, 1-7
  oemapp console command, 6-3
  oemclient.properties, A-2
  oemctrl start oms command, 3-4
  oemctrl status oms command, 3-5
  oemctrl stop oms command, 3-8
  omsconfig.properties file, 2-4, A-2, B-12, D-5
  Oracle Enterprise Manager
    admin directory, A-2
    architecture, 1-2
    config directory, A-2
    Console, 1-6, 1-8, 6-1, 6-3, 6-17
    dbapp directory, A-2
    directory structure, A-1
    ifiles directory, A-2
    Intelligent Agent, 1-6, 1-8
    log directory, A-2
    management server, 1-8, 3-1, 3-2, 3-5, 3-8
    mesg directory, A-2
    readme directory, A-2
    report directory, A-2
    repository, 1-7
    repository owner, 1-7
    system and hardware requirements, 1-11
    temp directory, A-2
    tracing and logging, D-5
  Oracle HTTP Server, 6-11
  Oracle Support, reporting problems to, D-2

## P

  paging configuration properties
    TRACEFILENAME, D-10
    TRACING.ENABLED, D-9
    TRACING.LEVEL, D-9
  paging notification preferences, specifying, 6-27
  paging service
    querying status, 6-29
    setting up, 6-22
    stopping, 6-29
  paging status codes for numeric pages, 6-38
  paging.cfg, D-9
  paging.cfg.template, A-2, D-9
  password file, 6-43
  password, resetting, D-18
  preferred credentials
    definition, 1-10
  preferred credentials for managed services, setting up, 6-20
  preferred credentials, setting local, 8-9

## R

  readme directory, A-2
  remote SYSDBA access, 6-43
  report directory, A-2
  reporting problems to Oracle Support, D-2
  repository
    definition, 1-7
    sizing, E-1
      Oracle Change Management Pack, E-3
      Oracle Diagnostics Pack, E-2
      Oracle Enterprise Manager Console and DBA Management Pack, E-2
      Oracle Management Pack for Oracle Applications, E-4
      Oracle Management Pack for SAP R/3, E-4
      Oracle Standard Management Pack, E-5
      Oracle Tuning Pack, E-3
  repository credentials, saving, 2-11
  repository migration
    backing out of, 7-23
    backing up existing Release 1.x repository, 7-11
    checking information in Release 1.x repository, 7-10
    confirming a successful migration, 7-21
    deleting and deregistering active jobs and events, 7-20
    differences between Release 1.x and Release 2.2, 7-4
    important notes, 7-3
    phases, 7-3
    preparing for, 7-8
    Release 1.x objects reference, 7-24
  repository owner
    definition, 1-7
  repository, dropping, B-6
  resetting password, D-18

## S

  security login, 6-4
  service discovery, 6-5
    definition, 1-9
  setting up
    Console, 6-17
    email notification, 6-31
    ORACLE_HOME environment variable, 3-4, D-11
    paging service, 6-22
    preferred credentials for managed services, 6-20
    tracing and logging, D-5
    Windows domain user, 6-19
    Windows user account, 6-17
  SID (database system identifier), 2-9
  SMTP mail
    address, 6-31
    gateway, 6-31
  SMTP mail gateway, 6-31
  starting
    Configuration Assistant, 2-6
    Console, 6-3
      from command line, 6-3
      from web browser, 6-8
      from Windows Start menu, 6-3
    DBA Studio, 8-1
    Intelligent Agent
      UNIX, 5-4
      Windows, 5-2
    management server, 3-1, 3-2
    Migration Assistant, 7-12
    Oracle Enterprise Manager from a web browser, 6-8
    service discovery, 6-5
  stopping
    Intelligent Agent
      UNIX, 5-4
      Windows, 5-2
    management server, 3-8
    paging service, 6-29
  Super Administrator, 6-6
  sysman account, 1-7
  system and hardware requirements
    characteristics of best environment, 1-11, 1-12
    running Enterprise Manager components on separate machines, 1-11
    running the entire Enterprise Manager bundle from a single machine, 1-11

## T

  tablespace
    creating, D-23
    increasing the size of an existing, D-24
    OEM_REPOSITORY, 2-12
    ROLLBACK, 2-12
    SYSTEM, 2-12
    TEMPORARY, 2-12
  temp directory, A-2
  TRACEFILENAME, D-10
  tracing, D-5
    for the client, D-7
    for the management server, D-5
    for the web browser, D-8
  TRACING.ENABLED, D-5, D-9
  TRACING.LEVEL, D-6, D-9
  troubleshooting
    changing the permissions on the omsconfig.properties file, D-27
    Configuration Assistant, D-19
    database parameters not large enough for repository operation, D-25
    determining the SGA size, D-29
    job notifications, D-30
    management server, D-11
      changing for client access, D-15
      management server does not start from the Windows Start Menu, D-12
      management server may not run correctly from a non-default Oracle Home, D-11
      setting the ping interval, 3-9
    paging service
      page notification fails, D-17
    providing Oracle Technical Support with information, D-4
    reporting problems to Oracle Support, D-2
    repository database default tablespace does not contain enough free space, D-22
    resetting password, D-18
    tracing and logging for the management server, D-5
    tracing for client applications integrated with Enterprise Manager, D-7
    using MetaLink, D-2
    web browser, D-17

## W

  web browsers, supported, 6-9
  webservers, supported, 6-11
  Windows user account
    assigning privileges to, 6-18
    creating, 6-17

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