Re: Cannot connect to Oracle Enterprise Management Console

Hi Hugo,

Hugo Bouckaert wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have installed Oracle 9i Database Standard Edition as well as Oracle
> Client. When I go to Start -> Programs -> Oracle Orahome92 -> Enterprise
> Manager Console and choose "Login to the Oracle Management Server" (i.e. not
> standalone) and use username "sys" with the sys password I made the first
> time I created the database, I get the following error:

Did you create a repository? The OEM is a middle tier application that sits on top of an oracle database. Besides, you obviously didn't bother to press at least the help button on the login-dialog, else you'd known that the default user to connect to OEM is sysman, not sys.

Additionally, I believe that OEM comes only with Enterprise Server, where it's part of the default installation. I'm not sure if you're allowed to use it with standard edition (this is only a license restriction, not a technical)

>
> VTK - 1000 Unable to connect to the management server.
>
> Note that I am trying to do this on the same machine where the server
> software is installed and that I have enabled all services on that machine.

Check if there is a service thats called OraHome92ManagementServer or something similar.

>
> Is there something I have to do in order to enable this? I found some

I'd start with reading the documentation which can be found on http://tahiti.oracle.com

> information on the web about enabling "logon as batch job" and setting up in
> service type NODE and service type DATABASE usercodes and passwords - all
> this to be done in the Oracle Enterprise management Console but the paths
> described do not tally at all with the interface I have for Oracle 9i
> (release 9.2.0.2.0).

>
> Can anyone give me a detailed explanation on hot to set this up.

That's why oracle has the complete documentation online. Just read it (it's detailed enough) ;-)

As this goes also for the rest of your post, i've just

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Perhaps you should ask yourself the question: Why am I doing this? Management Server is a Enterprise thing. If you don't have an Enterprise Environment, then you shouldn't be using it (just look up the costs. Only because something's included on a CD doesn't mean it's licensed as far as Oracle is concerned).

Regards,
Holger Received on Fri Jun 06 2003 - 05:58:18 CDT