Configure a database without installing grid agent

Hi,
is this possible to configure a database without installing grid agent
regards,

maja wrote:
Hi,
is this possible to configure a database without installing grid agent
regards,With grid agent you mean the agent for the Grid Control ? If yes, the answer is yes , you definitely can create a database without it.
Aman....

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I need a clarification.
In Solution Manger 7.1 Version, can I use Maintenace Optimizer (MOPZ) to download SP's for a Managed System without prior installing Diagnostic Agent on the Managed System? If Yes, please write a brief procedure as below. (because my colleague was telling that one must install DA before using MOPZ).
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Thank you,
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Hi Mohan,
Not required any agent for MOPZ setup.
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*Initial, Basis and Managed system configuration setup( RFC creation, AISUSER assignment)
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option 1. Using LMDB system landscape
option 2. In solman_workcenter -> Change Management -> New Maintenance Transcation ( for new MOPZ)
Prerequisite:
User ID is maintained in AISUSER
Configured Technical System in SMSY.
Follow the below documnet for MOPZ step.
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-26893
Not required to create the solution as show in documnet , directly select the production version and start the MOPZ as show the document, remaining step are same.
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10g grid agent installation and configuration on oracle RAC

Hi All,
I have one two node RAC setup on HP-UX itanium platform and I want to install oracle 10g grid agent on both the RAC nodes to monitor the RAC instances and databases and OMS repository server is ready and running. Only I have installed agents on both the nodes, but tns entry and hosts files on OMS server and both the nodes modified.
But, nodes are not getting automatically discovered by OMS server. And what is the command to configure the grid agent on RAC instances.
I have to install grid agent on both the nodes individually or it can be installed on single node and can be integrated with other node.
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Edited by: sukanta paul on Aug 18, 2009 10:16 PM

Similar problem and installation does not detect the rac nodes and installation is done locally which does not help the situation..By the way we all consult documentation and the whole point of having a forum is so we have a potential fix or work around and not link from here to documentation. Just to mention :)

11GR2 : installation without database control and grid

Hi men,
i would like to know if it is possible to install 11GR2 database without install Database Control and Grid. It is important because my customer doesn't need to use these products.
Thx.

BlueR wrote:
Hi men,
i would like to know if it is possible to install 11GR2 database without install Database Control and Grid. It is important because my customer doesn't need to use these products.
Thx.Your customer thinks he doesn't need a management tool? He may very well not need Grid. Technically, you don't need dbcontrol either. But as much of a command-line bigot as I am, I'd hate to have to go back to scripting everything, and I see no sense in paying good money for a third-party tool to do the same thing I can do with dbcontrol for free. I'd say that as a professional, you owe it to your customer to question him and explain why this might not be "A Good Thing".

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I'm running a 10.2 instance on Solaris, and need to install DB Control on a Windows box for management. What install disk/download does it come from? It's been about a year since I setup DB Control. I thought it was on the companion CD, no?

Here is a good article on the emca command:
The emca tool that is available in 10.2 Database install uses different options than the emca shipped for 10.1. Below is the output from the help file for the 10.2 emca utility:
1. Set the $ORACLE_HOME to the 10.2 Database home.
2. To get a list of options, issue the command: emca -h
<$ORACLE_HOME>/emca [operation] [mode] [dbType] [flags] [parameters]
-h | h | -help | help: prints this help message
-version: prints the version
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-config centralAgent (db | asm) [-cluster] [-silent] [parameters]: configure central agent management
-config all db [-repos (create | recreate)] [-cluster] [-silent] [-backup] [parameters]: configure both Database Control and central agent management
-deconfig dbcontrol db [-repos drop] [-cluster] [-silent] [parameters]: de-configure Database Control
-deconfig centralAgent (db | asm) [-cluster] [ -silent] [parameters]: de-configure central agent management
-deconfig all db [-repos drop] [-cluster] [-silent] [parameters]: de-configure both Database Control and central agent management
-addInst (db | asm) [-silent] [parameters]: configure EM for a new RAC instance
-deleteInst (db | asm) [-silent] [parameters]: de-configure EM for a specified RAC instance
-reconfig ports [-cluster] [parameters]: explicitly reassign Database Control ports
-reconfig dbcontrol -cluster [-silent] [parameters]: reconfigures RAC Database Control deployment
-displayConfig dbcontrol -cluster [-silent] [parameters]: displays information about the RAC Database Control configuration
-upgrade (db | asm | db_asm) [-cluster] [-silent] [parameters]: upgrades an earlier version of the EM configuration to the current version
-restore (db | asm | db_asm) [-cluster] [-silent] [parameters]: restores the current version of the EM configuration to an earlier version
Parameters and Options:
[parameters]: [ -respFile fileName ] [ -paramName paramValue ]*
db: perform configuration operation for a database (including databases that use ASM)
asm: perform configuration operation for an ASM-only instance
db_asm: perform upgrade/restore operation for a database and an ASM instance
-repos create: create a new Database Control repository
-repos drop: drop the current Database Control repository
-repos recreate: drop the current Database Control repository and recreate a new one
-cluster: perform configuration operation for a RAC database
-silent: perform configuration operation without prompting for parameters
-backup: configure automatic backup for a database
Parameters for single instance databases
HOST: Database hostname
SID: Database SID
PORT: Listener port number
ORACLE_HOME: Database ORACLE_HOME
HOST_USER: Host username for automatic backup
HOST_USER_PWD: Host user password for automatic backup
BACKUP_SCHEDULE: Automatic backup schedule (HH:MM)
EMAIL_ADDRESS: Email address for notifications
MAIL_SERVER_NAME: Outgoing Mail (SMTP) server for notifications
ASM_OH: ASM ORACLE_HOME
ASM_SID: ASM SID
ASM_PORT: ASM port
ASM_USER_ROLE: ASM user role
ASM_USER_NAME: ASM username
ASM_USER_PWD: ASM user password
SRC_OH: ORACLE_HOME for the database to be upgraded
DBSNMP_PWD: Password for DBSNMP user
SYSMAN_PWD: Password for SYSMAN user
SYS_PWD: Password for SYS user
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AGENT_PORT: EM agent port
RMI_PORT: RMI port for Database Control
JMS_PORT: JMS port for Database Control
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CLUSTER_NAME: Cluster name
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SERVICE_NAME: Service name
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Oem db console vs grid agent overhead

Which of following has less cpu , i/o and memory impact on the db server?
1. Enabling OEM db console
2. Installing grid agent ( note grid repository and oms are installed on management server and not the db server).
I don’t want to put much load on the db server and a little bit concerned about extra cpu load which OEM may introduce.
thanks

This is comparing Apples with Pears (as we say in Holland ;-))
Don't let resource consumption guide you in this decision
What are your demands/requirements in terms of System Management?
OEM GC Control and OEM GC serve really different purposes!
This is "Local Database Monitoring / Management" vs "Complete Data Center Monitoring / Management"
First read the OEM GC Concept manual http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11857_01/em.111/e11982/toc.htm
And let this guide you in making your decisions
Regards
Rob
http://oemgc.wordpress.com

Grid agent installation

HI folks,
Anyone help me with the following. trying to install grid agent on solaris box to talk to grid box but getting following error
-bash-3.00$ ./runInstaller -ignoreSysPrereqs -silent -responseFile $ORACLE_HOME/sysman/agent_download/11.1.0.1/solaris/response/additional_agent.rsp use_prereq_checker=false
Starting Oracle Universal Installer...
Checking Temp space: must be greater than 150 MB. Actual 20993 MB Passed
Checking swap space: must be greater than 150 MB. Actual 36496 MB Passed
Preparing to launch Oracle Universal Installer from /tmp/OraInstall2011-04-29_09-20-58AM. Please wait ...-bash-3.00$ *** Check for updates ***
*** Select Installation Type ***
*** Specify Oracle Management Service Location ***
The specified Management Service on host ABC at port 7800 is unreachable. Check the connection details for the Management Service to ensure that you entered the value for the host name correctly
ERROR: Silent Install has failed. Please check the log files for more details.
-bash-3.00$ pwd
/tmp/OraInstall2011-04-29_09-20-58AM
-bash-3.00$ cat oraInstall2011-04-29_09-20-58AM.out
*** Check for updates ***
*** Select Installation Type ***
*** Specify Oracle Management Service Location ***
The specified Management Service on host ABC at port 7800 is unreachable. Check the connection details for the Management Service to ensure that you entered the value for the host name correctly
ERROR: Silent Install has failed. Please check the log files for more details.
server details and port details are definetely correct, i put ABC in here due to name of box

Got it resolved. For those in the future that may bump into this make sure , even if your agent box has DNS ping to OMS server that it is still added to the /etc/hosts file . then it works

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All,
I have 10.2.0.3 OEM Grid Server installed and configured. This has been monitoring few of my standalone and dataguard production databases in which Oracle grid agents are installed and configured.
I have recently deployed R12 E-business suite with two application nodes and one database in a F5 load balancer environment. I am wanting to install and configure Oracle Grid agent on R12 EBS Application and Database nodes to monitor my R12 EBS by making use of existing Oracle Grid server.
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Install GC Agent on host with GC repository database.

Hello,
I have a couple questions about setting up a Grid Control environment. We are doing a proof of concept for grid control. We currently have two linux servers, one for the repository database (11gR2), and one for the Grid Control/OMS(10gR5).
My question is can we install the GC Agent on the repository database server?
I would like to monitor the repository database server and the repository database itself, but is that possible?
I tried installing the agent on the repository db server and I thought it was a success, but when I run emctl agent status I get the following:
EM Configuration issue. /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/phxoemdb.revenue.int_GRIDDB not found.
Should I use emca and configure the database? I'm worried it will mess with the Grid Control Repository tables.

Well, now that the post is active again, let me respond:
My question is can we install the GC Agent on the repository database server?There is already (or should be) a "Central Agent" on the OMS server. If the EM repository database is on a different server from the OMS, then you do need to install a regular agent.
I would like to monitor the repository database server and the repository database itself, but is that possible?This is definitely possible as long as there is an agent on the server, either the central agent or regular agent like on any other server.
I tried installing the agent on the repository db server and I thought it was a success, but when I run emctl agent status I get the following:If OMS is executing on the same server as the repository database, then there is already a central agent. Each component has it's own Oracle Home, maybe you are trying to execute the commands from a different home. You need to set the correct environment for each component when executing command related to that component.
:p

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Hello,
I have walked into a new job where one of my 1st tasks is installing and configuring EM Grid Control version 10.2.0.3. Most of the individual databases already have singular EM/Database Control also set up for basic monitoring - some are 10.2.0.1 databases; some are 9.2.0.7 databases.
Can I continue to run the existing singular EM Database Controls for monitoring and managing the databases while I am getting connected, the new agents up and running, and the Grid Control templates and alerts and notification fully set up?
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I am hoping so since they use different communication ports of 1158 for the singular Database Controls versus 4889 for Enterprise Wide Grid Control.
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Of course I might still run into an issue with this, ass I am also in the process of securing Grid Control... The current Database Console used by the app users to monitor is NOT an https url...
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I can`t configure database target in GRID CONTROL

hi
i have grid control 10.2.0.4 on linux red hat 5. the installation are correct and i discover the first node that have a oracle database.
But when i try to configure the database , not appear the configuration page and only give me a error
The metalink team say to me the problem is that the nslookup not working, and this not there is comunication between the oms and the agent
its necessary a dns server??
how to make the configuration for nslookup working

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Install Grid Control and use repository within a DataGuard configuration

Hello,
I need some information if anyone has experience in the following
We have severel database running in DataGuard standby configuration.
I want to install OMS 11.1 and use the repository in a primary and standby configuration.
My configuration will look like this:
host 1     Primary Repository database
     OMS service 1
host 2     Standby Repository database
     OMS service 2
During normal operation i want to have 2 OMS services running.
Whenever a failover is necessary, i want to active my standby database and run OMS service 2.
Can this be a working configuration?
Any help is appreciated.
Regards,
Ben

Hi.
As far as I know, the dbconsole installed with the Oracle database applies for only one database on one server. The information accessed by the dbconsole relies within the sysman schema inside the actual database. For a database environment with 10 databases, it is possible to install grid control and manage all these databases despite version and OS. And I think that grid is a good solution to such an environment.
The grid installation itself is a application server installation, and I suggest if possible that you separate the rdbms server and the server that contains the grid control.
The repository database the grid control uses can either be installed in the 10g environment or in the grid control environment (server). You can place the repository in a new database in a separate ORACLE_HOME from the actual grid control application server.
Good luck.
rgds
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Installing Grid Control and its agents in RAC

Hi
I have a RAC of 2 nodes in 10.2.0.5 . I need to install Grid Control in another server to manage the RAC.
I have several questions....
The agent and grid control to be install has to be in 10.2.0.5 as well ? or must be higher...
I have to install the agent in all nodes of the RAC ? and after the grid control in another server ?
Thanks

WAIT...
I was thinking same that Grid Installer will create the databasse or you can use the one if exists..
but when I was reading a similar thread.. The Grid control installer has inside an Oracle Server ?
someone mentioned that Grid Installer will not create repository database.
It is better if you refer the document before make any further comments.

Configure a database without installing grid agent

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