Remote access database using EM Database Control Console

When I install the Oracle database 10g, it gives me two choices:
1)Using Grid Control for Database Management and
2)Using Database Control for Database Management.
When I select the #2, according to the Guide, I'll be able to manage my database locally. (Assume the database server's IP address is: DB_IP_Address, then I can use: http://DB_IP_Address:5560/em). But wait a minute___
a)What does this "locally" mean? If the Oracle DB is installed in a remote location, and there is no LAN connection to it, can I still access it via the Oracle Enterprise Manager (Database Control Console)? (i.e., via the HTTP protocol)
b)The same question is asked for the iSQL*Plus in regarding to the remote access. I guess the answer to a) above will automatically answer the b) ? (Actually I doubt that I can access remote database using the iSQL*Plus via HTTP protocol).
Thanks
Scott

Hi,
and there is no LAN connection to itWell you'll need some network link in order to connect successfully.
What is meant by locally is that you can only manage databases installed on the local computer.
For example if you installed it on machine "CPTR1", and on another machine "CPTR2", then you can't use http://cptr1:5560/em to manage the databases on "CPTR2. And vice versa.
About iSQL*Plus, in fact, as far as the tns alias is ok from "CPTR1", you can connect to the databases on "CPTR2", "CPTR3", ....
HTH,
Yoann.

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