The OEM submits code to target databases via OraTcl (possibly just straight
Java now) and SNMP  to the Oracle Agent, which then passes it to the DBSNMP
account on the target database.

>From there, the DBSNMP account runs the code, be it event checks, jobs, etc.

Otherwise you have to go through SQL*Worksheet or some of the other GUI
tools, I think.  You might be able to shutdown and restart databases via the
console or DBA Studio.  First you have to log into the database by
double-clicking in the navigator pane on databases that you placed there
manually and configured to connect as SYSDBA.  The SQL that is submitted
through most of the GUI tools is just SQL via SQL*Net, it's not through SNMP
and the Oracle Agent.

That's why it's important to change the DBSNMP password!  If you leave the
Oracle Agent running, and you ran the catsnmp.sql script, your dbsnmp
account is open to the world.  Check MetaLink for info on how to change
dbsnmp passwords.

Regards,
Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)

Systems Admin & Operations | Admin. et Exploit. des systèmes
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Sent:   Friday, April 26, 2002 9:18 PM
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Subject:        Re: Insight on oracle enterprise manager


We don't have intelligent agent running on any of our database servers,
and OEM (Solaris version) works fine.  I *think* the agent is only
needed for monitoring with OEM.  

Bob Metelsky wrote:
> 
> Hi all
> 
>     New to the list... beeen lurking for about a week. Ive recently
> been  interested in using OEM Ive installed it on my server with one
> database, the questions is,how can I acccess the other dbs that dont
> have "intellegent agents" I cant seem to add the dbs manually
> 
> thanks
> bob
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