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Monitoring Dell 9G Servers in Oracle Grid

Overview Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control enables Oracle system and database administrators to manage large Oracle Grids. Oracle and Dell have worked together to integrate Oracle Enterprise Manager with Dell's OpenManage software to provide Dell hardware-specific data within Oracle Enterprise Manager. The server hardware metrics can be monitored and managed just like Oracle database metrics. This integration of Oracle Enterprise Manager and Dell OpenManage provides a powerful tool for managing Oracle Grid on Dell PowerEdge servers within a single console. The simplification stemming from a single console, with its single log for hardware, operating system and application exceptions, is a key value proposition of Dell's Scalable Enterprise.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Dell	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Monitoring Systems, Systems Integration, High Performance Computing

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