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Oracle® Enterprise Manager Ops Center Administration Guide
12c Release 1 (12.1.1.0.0)
Part Number E25143-04
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Contents
Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Documents
Conventions
1
Introduction
2
Infrastructure
Introduction to Infrastructure
Viewing Infrastructure
Viewing Agent Controllers
Viewing Proxy Controllers
Viewing the Enterprise Controller Configuration
Migrating Agent Controllers Between Proxy Controllers
Connection Modes
Switching to Disconnected Mode
Switching to Connected Mode
Using the Harvester
Identify a Harvester System
Downloading the Harvester Bundle
Using the Harvester Script
Examples of Running the Harvester Script
Copying Content to the Enterprise Controller
Copying a Knowledge Base Bundle
Copying a Knowledge Base Bundle and All Patches
Copying a Knowledge Base Bundle and Incremental Patches
Configuring Local Agent Controllers
Configuring the Local Agent Controller on the Enterprise Controller
Unconfiguring the Local Agent Controller on the Enterprise Controller
Configuring a Local Agent Controller on a Proxy Controller
Unconfiguring a Local Agent Controller on a Proxy Controller
Configuring Oracle Configuration Manager
Registering the Enterprise Controller
Running a Self Diagnosis
Viewing and Changing the Enterprise Controller and Proxy Controller Status
Checking the Status of the Enterprise Controller
Starting the Enterprise Controller
Stopping the Enterprise Controller
Checking the Status of a Proxy Controller
Starting a Proxy Controller
Stopping a Proxy Controller
Manage Proxy Controller Networks
Associate Networks
Enable or Disable Networks
Configuring Proxy Controllers to Use a Strong Cipher Suite Configuration
Configuring DHCP and Subnets for OS Provisioning
Configuring DHCP
Configuring Subnets
Configuring External DHCP Servers
Configuring the Enterprise Controller for WAN Boot
Checking the WAN Boot Status
Enabling or Disabling WAN Boot
Changing the HTTP Proxy
3
Database Management
Introduction to Database Management
Installing and Configuring a Customer-Managed Database
Migrating to a Customer-Managed Database
Changing the Customer-Managed Database Location
Verifying the Database
Upgrading a Customer-Managed Database
Changing the Database Credentials
Changing the Database Credentials for the Ops Center User
Changing the Database Credentials for the Read-Only User
4
General Administration
Introduction to General Administration
Viewing Service Status
Viewing Logs
Adding a Product Alias
Adding or Editing Authentications
Editing the Energy Cost
5
OCDoctor
Introduction to the OCDoctor
Downloading the OCDoctor
Performing Preinstallation Checks
Performing Troubleshooting and Tuning
Updating the OCDoctor
6
Automated Service Requests
Introduction to Automated Service Requests
Viewing ASR Status for an Asset
Providing Contact Information
Providing Default Contact Information
Providing Contact Information for an Asset or Group
Enabling Automated Service Requests
Disabling Automated Service Requests
Blacklisting an Asset
7
User and Role Management
Introduction to User and Role Management
Adding a User
Deleting a User
Viewing User Role Details
Adding a Directory Server
Synchronizing Remote Users and Roles
Synchronizing Remote Users and Roles With One Directory Server
Synchronizing Remote Users and Roles With All Directory Servers
Deleting a Directory Server
Roles and Permissions
Role and Permission Mapping
Permission and Task Mapping
Managing Roles
Replicating a User
Configuring a Notification Profile
Deleting a Notification Profile
8
Backup and Recovery
Introduction to Backup and Recovery
Backing Up an Enterprise Controller
Restoring an Enterprise Controller
9
High Availability
Introduction to High Availability
Enterprise Controller High Availability
Requirements for High Availability
Limitations
Proxy Controller High Availability
Enterprise Controller High Availability
Converting a Single Enterprise Controller to High Availability
Preparing for High Availability with Oracle Clusterware
Making the Current Enterprise Controller the Active Node
Installing a Standby Node
Converting a High Availability Configuration to a Single Enterprise Controller
Performing a Manual Relocate
Managing HA Network Resources
Adding a Network Resource
Modifying a Network Resource
Removing a Standby Enterprise Controller Node
Checking the Status of the Enterprise Controller Cluster
Shutting Down the Enterprise Controller Temporarily Without Relocating
Accessing the Cluster Management UI
Proxy Controller High Availability
Migrating Assets Between Proxy Controllers
Migrating Assets from a Failed Proxy Controller
10
Upgrading
About Upgrading
Planning The Upgrade
Database Requirements
Upgrading Your Environment
Downloading Upgrades
Downloading Upgrades From Ops Center Downloads
Downloading Upgrades From the Oracle Technology Network
Downloading Upgrades From e-Delivery
Upgrading the Enterprise Controllers
Upgrading the Enterprise Controllers in an HA Configuration
Upgrading a Single Enterprise Controller from the User Interface
Upgrading a Single Enterprise Controller from the Command Line
Upgrading the Enterprise Controller With an Embedded Database
Upgrading the Enterprise Controller With a Customer-Managed Database
Upgrading Proxy Controllers
Upgrading a Proxy Controller from the User Interface
Upgrading a Proxy Controller from the Command Line
Upgrading Agent Controllers
Upgrading Agent Controllers from the User Interface
Upgrading Agent Controllers from the Command Line
Downgrading Agent Controllers
11
Uninstalling and Unconfiguring
Introduction to Uninstalling and Unconfiguring
Uninstalling and Unconfiguring Agent Controllers
Uninstalling and Unconfiguring Agent Controllers from the User Interface
Uninstalling and Unconfiguring Agent Controllers from the Command Line
Uninstalling and Unconfiguring a Proxy Controller
Unconfiguring and Uninstalling a Proxy Controller from the User Interface
Removing a Proxy Controller from the User Interface
Unconfiguring a Proxy Controller from the Command Line
Uninstalling a Proxy Controller from the Command Line
Uninstalling and Unconfiguring the Enterprise Controller
Unconfiguring the Enterprise Controller
Uninstalling the Enterprise Controller
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