OracleOraHome92Agent - OIA & Oracle HTTP Server - Apache JServ Cant Startup

Recently i have 2 oracle 9i database server {A} & , and my task is to migrate all the data from {A} To {B}.
I used [Orcale Management Server - OMS] to login for connect both server for data manipulation. However, when i used [Discover Nodes] in the [Oracle Enterprise Manager Console], the [A] cant find.
I found that [OracleOraHome92Agent - OIA] in Windows [Services] is not Started even i manually start it. I found 1 web site told about [How does one start the Oracle Intelligent Agent?] in URL [http://www.orafaq.com/faqoem.htm#IA-START].
I have follow the steps and also cant get it started succeefully.
Besides that, i also found that [Oracle HTTP Server - Apache JServ] is not successful start up also. Error Msg is written below:
"Syntax error on line 92 of c:/oracle/ora92/sqlplus/admin/isqlplus.conf: FastCgiServer: redefinition of a previously defined FastCGI server "c:/oracle/ora92/bin/isqlplus"
Note the errors or messages above, and press the <ESC> key to exit.
It is the [HTTP Server] cant start up affected the [Oracle Intelligent Agent]?
Thanks fro reading my messages. Hope u can help me.

OEM agent should be independent of any other components, considering its function.
What is the error message when you try to start the OracleAgent service?
Did you try following steps from FAQ as well?
"If the agent doesn't want to start, ensure your environment variables are set correctly and delete the following files before trying again:
1) In $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin: snmp_ro.ora and snmp_rw.ora.
2) Also delete ALL files in $ORACLE_HOME/network/agent/."

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