Re: A very simple question about Oracle Managenment Server

"JESS1972" <UNBUENAMIGO1_at_HOTMAIL.COM> wrote in message news:667e238.0211190714.5ba14a1c_at_posting.google.com...
> I have just finished installing Oracle 9i. Since Oracle displayed no
> error messages on the screen, I guess the installation was correct.
> I want to login to the Oracle Management Server and I type in the
> default user/password provided by Oracle
>
> administrator: SYSMAN
> Password: OEM_TEMP
> Management server: MyServer (recognized by oracle when I typed in. I
> have just one computer, a server one with Windows 2000 server)
>

You have just one computer. Have you just the one database? You need a second database in which to house the management server's repository. Have you created that repository using the Enterprise Manager Configuration Assistant.

I've just spent five minutes answering someone else's post on exactly the same topic. You might want to check it out, since I described it more or less step-by-step there.

(Just in case someone want's to nitpick, yes it's true that you don't strictly *need* a second database in which to house the EM repository, but you lose a lot of functionality if the respository is within the database you're actually trying to manage).

Regards
HJR
> I typed back all of the above in lowercases and it did not work
> either.
> I have formatted my hard disk several times and reinstalled all the
> software and nothing.
>
> Can anybody tell me what is going on?. The above password is the
> default provided by Oracle
>
> Thanks
Received on Tue Nov 19 2002 - 13:26:40 CST