Where is the Enterprise Manager in Oracle 8.1.5

Hi,
After installing Oracle 8i (8.1.5), I can't find the
Oracle Enterprise Manager. Where is it? In Oracle 8.0.5 on
NT, you can access it from the START button. In the Oracle 8.1.5
documentation, it talks about the Microsoft Management Console
where you can access the Database Administration Assistant.
When I select the database administration assistant menu
from the Start button menu, nothing happens. Do I need to
have Oracle 8.1.5 installed on an NT Server?
TIA,
Phil
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