10g and Oracle Enterprise Manager

Hi,
I have installed 10g rel2 but it does not contain 'Enterprise Manager Console', is it gone from 10g?
After my laptop has been restarted, I am no longer able to access 'Database Control' with URL http://localhost:1158/em how do I start that webapplication?
I can access and login to iSQLPlus, but not able login to iSQLPlus/DBA what is the username and password for the security pop up (sys and system password did not work).
Thanks in advance for any help.

Start the OracleDBConsoleXXX service from Windows Service
Or
From the commad prompt for both Unix and Windows
emctl start dbconsle
When you are using iSQLPlus/DBA, you are trying to connect to the database. That means you have already created a database user to connect with. Or use the password of the users (system, sys or sysman) you specified during database creation

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