Re: Oracle Enterprise Manager Login HELP!!

Obviously, make sure that the services for the Managerment Server have been started, but the initial log on is definitely sysman/oem_temp ... it asks you to change the password when you first login, so if you haven't seen that particular message, then I'd expect the defaults still to work.

If all else fails, you start from scratch: run the Configuration Assistant. It will want you to create the Management Server repository in a database of your choice (presumably, in your case, ORCL would do). Make sure that database is running first, then connect as a User on that database (system/manager works fine), elect to create a new User (to own the repository), and when the process is finished you should be able to start the relevant services from the Control Panel applet, and connect as sysman/oem_temp.

If a repository was in fact previously created in that database, it will warn you -but it's perfectly OK to say that you want the new one created despite prior ownership (so long as there is room in the relevant tablespaces for dual repositories). You can always sort out the mess later with a quick 'drop user blah including contents', to get rid of the original owner, if there was one.

HTH Regards
HJR Allen <allenh_at_starbase.neosoft.com> wrote in message news:5DF6466BA52C22C4.1AD2AB9E621C88F2.8B66D4175358FE2C_at_lp.airnews.net...
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> I've installed Oracle Enterprise Edition 8.1.7.0.0 on my Windows 2000
> notebook, along with Oracle Enterprise Manager 2.2.0.0.0. During install
> I created an Enterprise Manager repository on my local database, SID
> TEST1, dba user ORACLE. I've looked at the user_objects for user ORACLE
> and there are 548 objects.
>
> The problem arrises when I run Console from the Enterprise Manager start
> folder. Its asking for an administrator, password and management server.
> I tried Oracle, Oracle, TEST1 (which connects just fine from SQL*Plus) but
> that isn't cutting it. I tried sysman/oem_temp and the default management
> server, but that doesn't work either. I've tried everything else I can
> think of but all I'm getting is "Oracle Enterprise Manager VTK-1000 Unable
> to connect to the management server..." I used the Configuration
> Assistant and everything in there looks fine when I checked the Edit
> Configuration Parameters. I'm stuck.
>
> What do I do next to get connect to this product? Any info MUCH
> appreciated!
>
> thx.. Allen
Received on Sun Jan 14 2001 - 04:36:48 CET