SNMP Monitoring

Hi!
I have a requirement. I have set up a Physical Standby and configured Data Guard also. ( Oracle 9i EE ).
As you all know there is no such thing as automatic failover from the Primary to the Standby in 9i. I need a notification be sent incase the Primary goes down..
How do I do it? I was adviced to use SNMP and monitor the Primary by writing scripts...
But I have no clue . Can anyone help me here ?
Thanks,
Radhika

What about Oracle Enterpsie Manager?<br>
--> Set up a test which check the availability.<br>
Or Servers Alive which is free, until you are using not more than 10 tests.<br>
<br>
Another idea would be Nagios, but this is not very easy to setup. But, when it is running, it stays running..<br><br>
Regards<br>
<br>
Michel

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  • SNMP Monitoring shows bandwidth x2

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  • SCOM 2012 SP1 - Show on event view all snmp trap (SNMP monitoring work)

    Hello everybody, 
    Sorry for my english, I write normaly in french, but we have more result in english. 
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    KimBaxZ
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    Hello Yan Li,
    I read your link, and I found this : 
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    Best regards
    KimBAxZ
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