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Setup -> Add Target

Setup -> Add Target -> Add target Manually


Click on Add hosts

Provide the host name and OS type

Add the base directory where the software to be deployed.


Ex: oem12coracle/agent12c

Add the Named credentials – oem12c OS credentials


Click on Next

Click on deploy agent

Click on Continue all Hosts


Take Root script and run using root

for 2nd node also do same thing


For Oracle Has services.
perfom the below steps on both the nodes.
<AGENT_HOME>/agent_inst/bin/emctl stop agent
export CRS_HOME=<CRS_HOME>
<AGENT_HOME>/agent_inst/bin/emctl start agent
example : export CRS_HOME=/GRIDHOME/oracle/app/product/grid/[Link]

Goto >>> Setup -->>> Add Target Manually -->>> Oracle Cluster and High Availability services
>>>>>
Add the second node to the target
Click on Save
Wait for the Oracle availability services to come up fully (IN Green up arrow) before proceeding to
the next step.

All HA services are up on both the nodes.


Add database targets and ASM targets
If the nodes are configured, please add the instances manually.

Do not use vip for connections.


Remove vip entry details in listener machine nane====
=======Manually adding db instance standalone================
We have to login to db unlock the dbsnmp user

select username,profile,account_status from dba_users where username='DBSNMP';


alter user dbsnmp profile default;
alter user dbsnmp account unlock;
alter user dbsnmp identified by t00_bad1;
alter user dbsnmp profile ICICIBANK_PROFILE_SYSTEM;
select username,profile from dba_users where username='DBSNMP';
To check whether incidents are reporting or not.===============

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