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To manage Reports Services, use the following URL. Use the Web Cache port number:

http://hostname.domain:7777/reports/rwservlet/getserverinfo

Oracle Internet Directory is administered with the following command line tool:

# $ORACLE_HOME/bin/oidadmin

To access the OracleAS Single Sign-On Administration pages, use the following URL:

http://hostname.domain:7777/pls/orasso

Use the ias_admin login and password.

Monitoring the Application Server with Application Server

Control

The Application Server Control Console component of Oracle Enterprise Manager is one

of the primary tools for managing and monitoring Oracle Application Server 10g. The

Application Server Control Console home page can be accessed one of two ways:

1. Use the port number for Application Server Control that was assigned at

installation time. The port is listed in the file:

$ORACLE_HOME/install/setupinfo.txt

Use the URL:

http://hostname.domain:port

2. Access Application Server Control from the OracleAS Welcome Page. On the

Welcome page, click Logon to the Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g

Application Server Control Console. Use the ias_admin user name and

password.

The Application Server Control Console provides a top-level overview of the status of

the Application Server. You can drill down to get more detailed information about

specific components, and you can start and stop any combination of components and

processes. The following links are available:

• Logs – use this link to access Oracle Application Server Logs and the Oracle

Application Server Log Repository.

• Topology – presents a graphical view of the OPMN hierarchy.

• J2EE Applications – lists deployed OC4J applications.

• Ports – lists all of the ports currently in use, and allows you to change them.

• Infrastructure – allows you to configure Identity Management, Grid Control

Management, and OracleAS Farm Repository Management.

• Backup/Recovery – assists you in backing up and recovering Instance data.

• Enable/Disable Components – allows you to temporarily disable components for

maintenance purposes.

• Create OC4J Instance – allows you to create new instances of selected

components.

• System Components – allows you to choose components to manage, or link to

the component home pages