Access the Oracle database in a browser

2012-6-13

What is the address for accessing the Oracle database browser in a browser? What service should I start?

I. The local machine is installed with 10 Gb. Currently, both 10 GB and 11G are logged on to the management platform using a browser. After the system is installed, (if only one instance is installed in the database, you can log on through port 1158 ). For example, you can use http: // localhost: 1158/em to log on to my machine. You can log on only when your service is started. if the service is stopped, you cannot access it.

2. If you have installed Multiple instances on your system, you have to find a file named portlist. ini under your installation directory. Open this file to view the port of your instance.

On my machine, the file is located at E: \ oracle \ product \ 10.2.0 \ db_1 \ install \ portlist. ini.

The content of this file is:

ISQL * Plus http port number = 5560
Enterprise Manager Console http port (orcl) = 1158
Enterprise Manager Proxy port (orcl) = 3938

Explanation

Easy to understand: Enterprise Manager Console http port (orcl) = 1158

This line is the port number of the Enterprise Manager that accesses the instance. It is generally written like this when the second instance is installed.

Enterprise Manager Console http port (orcl2) = 5500

After the console service is started, you can access it through http: // localhost: 5500/em.

Reference: http://kongbei888.blog.163.com/blog/static/243266132011628113324203/

 

If the OEM cannot be started, follow these steps to log on again:

1. Stop your listening service and OEM service.
LSNRCTL stop
Emctl stop dbconsole
2. Enable the listener service: LSNRCTL start
3. Enable the OEM service: emctl start dbconsole
4. Enter the page.

Note: If the command in cmd is not easy to use, start it on the Windows service. Pay attention to the sequence.