Running database control of a remote 10g database under linux

Hi,
I have a question. I installed oracle 10g on my windows PC as well as on a remote server which is on linux. For both the databases, I can run DatabaseControl by entering a similar kind of URL in my browser (just server name is different, all other parts of URL are same).
Now, when I tried to run the DatabaseControl for some other oracle 10g servers (also under linux), I am getting the error "The page cannot be displayed". This means that the services to run database control are not available on the remote server. Can someone please tell me what setups and services are required on those servers so that I can run their DatabaseControl from my PC's browser. (Please give me the step-by-step instructions of what needs to be done on remote
servers) - Thanks.

But that does not explain why emctl does not exist. Existence of emctl file is not dependent on whether DB Control is created on or not.
Whether you ticked using DB Control or not, the Server is installed with Enterprise Manager by default. You do not need to run OUI to create the Database Control (Db Console). You only need to run emca to create the dbconsole.
But the problem here is that they cannot see emctl. Which brings me to the question of whether they are actually on the right ORACLE_HOME or box
If the Database was installed in the Linux box and the client on the PC, the emctl should be on the Linux box and not on the PC. If you have more than one ORACLE_HOME, then you need to ensure you are on the correct ORACLE_HOME

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