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Oracle Hardware Plug-In for Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control
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Overview of the Plug-In

Features of the Plug-In

Installing the Plug-In

Importing the Plug-In

Installing the Plug-In on Your Servers

Monitored Server Prerequisites

Preparing Servers for Monitoring

Configuring the IPMI Interface

Configuring Superuser Privileges

Deploying Oracle Hardware Plug-In for Oracle EM

Deploying the Plug-In to Your Servers

Increasing the Timeout for Dynamic Property Evaluation

Creating Oracle Hardware System Targets

Uninstalling the Plug-In

Removing Oracle Hardware Plug-In for Oracle EM

Monitoring Oracle Hardware System Targets

Oracle Hardware System Target Home Page

Metrics Available for Oracle Hardware System Targets

Understanding the Oracle Hardware Plug-In for Oracle EM Reports

Understanding Oracle Hardware System Alerts

Troubleshooting Oracle Hardware Plug-In for Oracle EM

Issues When Adding an Oracle Hardware System Target

Oracle ILOM Service Processor IP Address Changed

Index

Editing the Dynamic Property Computation Timeout
  1. On each server you want to monitor using Oracle Hardware Plug-In for Oracle EM navigate to AGENT_HOME/sysman/config, where AGENT_HOME is the directory where you installed the Oracle Enterprise Manager agent.
  2. Open the emd.properties file for editing.
  3. Uncomment the line with the dynamicPropsComputeTimeout parameter and set the value to 90.

    For example the line in the emd.properties file should look like this:

    dynamicPropsComputeTimeout=90

  4. Save the edited emd.properties file.
  5. Reload the configuration using the reload command, for example:

    $ AGENT_HOME/emctl reload agent

    where AGENT_HOME is the directory where you installed the Oracle Enterprise Manager agent.