Agent installed.. but not visible in Grid Control

Hello guys,
i have installed a new Oracle Grid Control (OMS with new database/repository) and upgraded it to 10.2.0.4.
After that i have installed a Oracle Grid control agent 10.2.0.4 agent on a host and configured it.. but the host is not visible in the Oracle Grid control.
The agent itself seems to work.
UPDATE: The problem is solved.. it was described in metalinknote #389528.1... the problem was that after the upgrade to 10.2.0.4 the secure configuration on the OMS was corrupted.
Regards
Stefan

I got the same error and as mentioned on the metalink note I fixed the problem.
however, on target tab of EM if I search clicking on the button ADD it is still dont finding the agent on the another host.
everythin seems to be ok....
any tips friends ?

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mhunter
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Re: X11 Support
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Hello,
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For the OEM / Grey disks that came with your computer, insert the System Restore disk that came with your computer (Disk 1).
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