Use the Systems page to:
View a list of all the defined systems.
Search for existing systems.
View a roll-up of the outstanding alerts and policy violations for a system.
Add systems, remove systems, and change the configuration of currently defined systems.
Consider the following guidelines for this page.
The following table describes the available functions on the page:
| Function |
Description |
|---|---|
| Search | Enables you to enter a search string to find one or more systems matching the string. The search facility returns all systems whose names match the string you entered. Click Advanced Search to focus the search criteria. |
| Add |
Accesses Create System pages that enable you to define a new system. The pages function similarly to a wizard. The new system can include targets of the same type (for example, all your production databases) or include targets of different types (for example, all targets comprising your business's application). It is suggested that you configure each page before clicking OK. |
| Configure | Accesses Edit System pages that enable you to partially or completely change the system definition, such as the target members in the system, the performance charts associated with the system, the metric columns displayed when viewing member information in the System Home page, and the system’s System Monitoring Dashboard. |
| Remove | Removes a system, which does not remove the targets within the system. The targets continue to exist on their own. |
You can also sort the Systems summary table by Name, Alerts, or Policy Violations.
The summary table provides the following information for default columns:
| Column |
Description |
|---|---|
| Name |
Shows the system name. Click the Name to drill down for more details. For all types of systems, a System Home page appears that displays the following critical information:
The rolled-up numbers include alerts and violations for all members including those in nested systems. |
| Alerts |
Shows the rolled-up number of alerts. The first number in red represents critical alerts, and the second number in yellow represents warning alerts. Click a number link for detailed information about the alerts. |
| Policy Violations | Shows the rolled-up number of Oracle guideline violations across all member targets in a system. This includes all types of violations, including security violations. The first number in red represents critical violations, the second number in yellow represents warning violations, and the third number in blue represents informational messages. Click a number link for detailed information about the violations. |
| Member Type | Shows the members of the system by target type. Click a number link to display information about members of a particular target type, which includes the status, alerts, and policy violations for each member. Click the more.. link for this data for all members. If you add columns in the Create System Columns page or Edit System Columns page, the added columns do not appear in the Systems page. They appear in the Members page. |
Click the Customize Table Columns link in the Related Links section to access the Customize Table Columns page, where you can select or deselect the columns that appear in the summary table.
Related Topics
About Privileges for System Targets
Creating, Editing, and Viewing Systems
Adding Targets to be Monitored and Administered by Enterprise Manager
Enterprise Manager Information Roadmap
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