Ho can run oracle and enterprise manager in multiple users in Solaris10

Hi,
I have successfully installed Oracle 10g Release2 on Oracle Solaris 10 through Oracle user. But now my requirement is to use oracle as well as enterprise manager through multiple users other than oracle. So please instruct me what i have to do for this?
One thing more can i use enterprise manager in Solaris which installed on another windows, if then then How?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Rizi

Hi Rizi,
I have successfully installed Oracle 10g Release2 on Oracle Solaris 10 through Oracle user. But now my requirement is to use oracle as well as enterprise manager through multiple users other than oracle. So please instruct me what i have to do for this? Yes, it possible just create another OS user and Install it in a seperate $ORACLE_HOME.
One thing more can i use enterprise manager in Solaris which installed on another windows, if then then How?May i know which version of enterprise Manager you are using, I assume you are considering about Grid Control Software.
thanks,
X A H E E R

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