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Oracle 11g: Oracle Management Service (OMS)
To start/stop/monitor OMS
Use the opmnctl command. It control the
OMS.
It stands for Oracle Process Monitor and Notification control. The
following are some of examples of how to manipulate the
OMS
components. You can also use the
emctl
command.
#
opmnctl startall
(starts all components of OMS.
#
opmnctl stopall
(stops all components of OMS.
#
opmnctl startproc ias-component=OC4J
(starts OC4J component
#
opmnctl stopproc ias-component=OC4J
(stops OC4J component
#
opmnctl status
(show OMS status components.
To start/stop/monitor OMS components
The emctl command is the Enterprise Manger Control Utility. Like opmnctl,
it starts and stops the OMS components. Notice that emctl does not start
or stop OracleAS Web Cache.
If OracleAS Web Cache is on then you can access to OEM by: http://oms-server:7777/em and
with no OracleAS Web Cache, you need to directly connect to the OHS: http://oms-server:7778/em
The following are some of examples of how to manipulate the OMS
components using emctl.
#
emctl start oms
-- start oms components except web cache.
#
emctl stop oms
-- stop
#
emctl status oms
-- show the status of oms components
#
emctl start iasconsole
-- starts an individual component
#
emctl stop iasconsole
-- stop and …
Basic commands an Oracle Database Administrator must know (using default
port).
1. Use the
http://<oms host>:7777
URL with your Web browser to connect to HTTP Server.
2. Use the ias_admin username to connect to the OMS.
3. Use the iSQL*Plus tool if was installed by using the
http://<database host>:5560/isqlpus URL to connect iSQL*Plus. Make sure
that you have started the iSQL*Plus on the database server (#
isqlplusctl start).
Good Luck!
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