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Dear Members
In order to manage your unix (others...) database by OEM, you must have intelligent agents running on the remote database server, right???
Is is true that these intelligent agents are usually turned OFF on unix platforms because they consume too much resources???
Please comment!!!
Thanks!
roukie-dba
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Originally posted by roukie_dba
Dear Members
In order to manage your unix (others...) database by OEM, you must have intelligent agents running on the remote database server, right???
Yes.
Is is true that these intelligent agents are usually turned OFF on unix platforms because they consume too much resources???
Sure, they consume resources. I wouldn't classify them as using "A LOT" of memory. I have run the IA for lots of clients and have not encounted a problem with resources...
Jeff Hunter
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The answre is yes to your first question. So you would have to activate it using
lsnrctl dbsnmp_start
The answer to your second question is No. So far I haven't seen any problems on using that. But Make sure, if you plan to use the dbsnmp, then your agent matches the OEM versions, else you can upgrade your agent.
Sam
Thanx
Sam
Life is a journey, not a destination!
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Jeff and Sam
Thanks again, you guys have are always there for us!!! I just tried and got it working.
roukie-dba
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