Some questions about accessing Oracle from another machine with OEM

I followed this great tutorial on how to get oracle8i installed and working on rh6.2. http://jordan.fortwayne.com/oracle/
Great job to the writer)))
Know I need a little more info on where to go after it is up and running...
I downloaded the client for NT and I would like to access the Linux box using OEM from a Win2000 laptop however I really have no clue what I am doing and how to make this happen can someone please point me to a tutorial simular to the install tutorial I found?
Thanks
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You need to install OEM on your Windows box. From there go to your OEM configuration assistant in the start menu. Run it and point it to one of your instances on your DB server. You must provide a user name and password for the DB it will then connect and build a repository for OEM. After that run the OEM console application and connect to OEM using sysman for your login and oem_temp as your password. This should get you going.

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