Monitoring Tool for OAM 10g

Hi all,
I am trying to find all possible ways to monitor a OAM 10g server.. From the documentations I read about SNMP Monitoring.. So I installed the SNMP Agent in the machine where OAM is installed.. And I came to know how to enable SNMP Monitoring in OAM 10g..
I am drafting my understandings.. please correct me if I am worng;
- The SNMP Agent that is installed in the OAM machine will gather the monitoring information
- The Agent will send the information via SNMP to a master application
If my understanding is correct, these are my questions for which I need your answers; :)
1. Do I need to install any third party tools like Tivoli or Sun SunNet Manager to which the SNMP Agent will send the information??
2. My task is to create a custom monitoring application for OAM 10g. Can u please suggest me a best way to do this..
3. Is there any other way to monitor the Identity and Access Server..
Thank you :)
A * R

The Identity Management Pack for Enterprise Manager provide central Monitoring of most of the IAM component (included OAM) and should provide soon monitoring of all IAM component in version 11g. So if you are looking at a complete solution this is a good way to go.
http://www.oracle.com/products/middleware/identity-management/management-monitoring.html
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/oem/pdf/twp_idm_mgmt.pdf
hth
Chris
Edited by: chris W on Dec 10, 2009 1:38 PM

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