Backup in Oracle 10g

Hi
I am using Oracle 10 EnterPrise Manager
I want to make schedule of Backup but I am unable to do it. It is asking Host Credential user name & Password
I entered user as Administrator and password for my local system
than also I am unable to do it
Kindly Provide Me solutions
Satish

Assuming Windows (<rant>Why is that 99.9 percent of all posters here can not be bothered to post exact version and platform info? </rant>)
The OS account needs to have 'logon as batch job' privilege.
Sybrand Bakker
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user4198347 wrote:
Hi everyone,
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