Re: FAQ: First time login to Enterpise Manager

Jeff-
I think you need to change a parameter in your init.ora file. Set remote_login_passwordfile = exculsive. You also may need to run orapwd.exe

John Steinbach

Jeff Lowery wrote:

> I've got Oracle Workgroup installed and running on a Solaris Intel box.
> When I bring up Enterprise manager, it wants a username and password.
> I've tried everyone that's likely (dba, admin, sqldba, oracle7, oracle,
> sa, etc). There is a scott/tiger acct., but he has no admin priviledges.
> This is a trial version, and there is NO documentation specific to this
> platform.
>
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> From: Jeff Lowery <jlowery_at_walldata.com>
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> Subject: FAQ: First time login to Enterpise Manager
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> I've got Oracle Workgroup installed and running on a Solaris Intel box.
> When I bring up Enterprise manager, it wants a username and password.
> I've tried everyone that's likely (dba, admin, sqldba, oracle7, oracle,
> sa, etc). There is a scott/tiger acct., but he has no admin priviledges.
> This is a trial version, and there is NO documentation specific to this
> platform.
Received on Wed Sep 17 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT