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<h1>Oracle Management Agent Installation Read Me</h1>
This document describes how to add additional Host targets to the Enterprise 
 Manager Central Console by installing the Oracle Management Agent. 
To add a Host target, you simply install the Oracle Management Agent on the 
 host computer you want to manage. When the Management Agent on that host begins 
 communicating with the Oracle Management Service, the Agent target and the Host 
 target will appear in the list of targets. Refer to the information in this 
 document for instructions on installing the Oracle Management Agent.
This document is available from two locations after you install Oracle Enterprise 
 Manager. You can display this document by clicking Add on the Hosts page 
 in the Enterprise Manager Central Console, or you can locate and display this 
 document in a text editor at the following location after you install the Oracle 
 Management Service:
<pre>IAS_HOME/sysman/agent_download/agent_install_readme.html</pre>
IAS_HOME is the home directory of the Application Server where the Oracle 
 Management Service is installed and deployed. For more information about the 
 directories and files installed by the Enterprise Manager installation, see 
 <a href="http://otn.oracle.com/pls/em40/em40.to_toc?partno=b10365">Oracle 
 Enterprise Manager Advanced Configuration</a>. 
<h2>Methods for Installing the Management Agent</h2>
After you install the Oracle Management Service, your next step is to install 
 the Oracle Management Agent on each host computer that you want to manage. Enterprise 
 Manager provides two Management Agent installation methods:
<ul>
 <li> 
 On each host computer, run the Oracle Universal Installer from the Enterprise 
 Manager CD-ROM and select the Additional Oracle Management Agent 
 installation type. Instructions for using this Management Agent installation 
 method are included in <a href="http://otn.oracle.com/pls/em40/em40.to_toc?partno=b10366">Oracle 
 Enterprise Manager Basic Installation and Configuration</a>.
 </li>
 OR
 <li> 
 Use the separate Management Agent installation CD-ROM to install and deploy 
 Management Agents to many managed hosts. 
 </li>
</ul>
This document describes how to use the Management Agent CD-ROM to install and 
 deploy the Management Agent across multiple managed hosts across your Enterprise.
<h2>Overview of Using the Management Agent CD-ROM</h2>
There are a number of 
 ways to install Agents from the Agent Download CD:
<ul>
 <li>You can share the 
 Agent Download CD-ROM on the network&#151;or copy the contents of the CD-ROM 
 to a shared disk&#151;and then download the jar file that contains the Oracle 
 Universal Installer from the Management Agent CD-ROM. You can then unjar and 
 run Oracle Universal Installer from the local host. On the Universal Installer 
 File Locations page, enter the location of the Management Agent installation 
 file (products.jar), which is located in the shared network location.</li>
 Note: You must use the version of Oracle Universal Installer that 
 is distributed on the Management Agent installation CD-ROM; otherwise, you 
 cannot perform some of the procedures described in this document.
 <li> 
 You can share the Agent Download CD-ROM&#151;or 
 copy the contents of the CD-ROM to a shared disk&#151;and run Oracle Universal 
 Installer from the shared location. You can install the Management Agent 
 using the interactive, graphical installation screens of the Universal Installer, 
 or you can install the Management Agent silently using the response file 
 that is included on the Agent Download CD-ROM.
 </li>
 <li>You can download the 
 entire staged Management Agent installation to the local target host, and 
 the launch the Oracle Universal Installer from download area on the local 
 host. This method is essentially the same as mounting the CD on the target 
 host.</li>
</ul>
<h2>About the agentDownload Script</h2>
The Management Agent CD-ROM 
 contains a sample script called agentDownload. 
 This sample script is provided as an example of how you can deploy Multiple 
 Agents using a silent, scripted installation. The 
 agentDownload script is fully functional and self-documenting so it can be customized 
 easily for specific environments. 
The agentDownload script 
 uses &quot;pull&quot; technology. In other words, even though the script does 
 not have to exist on a local file system, it must always be executed from the 
 target host computer. You must be logged into the target host to run the script. 
 Files are not pushed from a central location to a list of target hosts. Instead, 
 files are pulled to the local $ORACLE_HOME from the staged product installation 
 location. 
This means that the agentDownload 
 needs to be launched from each target host where you want the Management Agent 
 installed. Because the installation is scripted, it is possible to use a wrapper 
 script, UNIX cron job, rdist, or a combination of operating system features 
 to fully automate this process for mass deployments.
<h2>Benefits of the agentDownload 
 Script</h2>
The download script deploys 
 the standard Management Agent installation, with some additional benefits:
<ul>
 <li>
 It can be modified 
 for specific user environments
 </li>
 <li>
 It is non-interactive
 </li>
 <li>
 It's output is text-only 
 (non-graphical)
 </li>
 <li>
 Management Agents 
 installed using the script are identical to Management Agents installed 
 with the Oracle Universal Installer graphical installation.
 </li>
 <li>
 The script invokes Oracle Universal Installer installation, but in silent 
 mode
 </li>
</ul>
<h2>Using the agentDownload 
 Script</h2>
To deploy multiple Management Agents using the agentDownload script, you must 
 do the following:
<ol>
 <li> 
 Install the Oracle Management Service.
 </li>
 You install the Management Service using the Oracle Universal Installer and 
 the instructions in <a href="http://otn.oracle.com/pls/em40/em40.to_toc?partno=b10366">Oracle 
 Enterprise Manager Basic Installation and Configuration</a>. The Management 
 Service is installed and deployed into its own Oracle9iAS home directory.
 For more information about the directory structure of a typical Management 
 Service installation, see <a href="http://otn.oracle.com/pls/em40/em40.to_toc?partno=b10365">Oracle 
 Enterprise Manager Advanced Configuration</a>.
 <li> 
 Copy or mount the contents of the Management Agent CD-ROM to the following 
 directory inside the Oracle9iAS home directory where the Management 
 Service was installed and deployed:
 </li>
 <pre>IAS_HOME/sysman/agent_download/</pre>
 <li> 
 Download the agentDownload script to the target host from the Management 
 Service URL.
 </li>
 The Management Service installation creates a Web sever alias called agent_download 
 that maps to a physical directory in the Oracle9iAS home directory 
 where the Management Service is installed and deployed. OMS. For example, 
 if you installed the Management Service on a host named mgmthost27.acme.com, 
 you could access the following URL from a browser:
 <pre>http://mgmthost27.acme.com:4889/agent_download/</pre>
 Note: Port 4889 is the default port for the Enterprise Manager Central 
 Console, and so it will always be available after you install the Management 
 Service.
 Using this Web server alias, you can download the agentDownload script to 
 the target host computer using the following URL:
 <pre>http://mgmthost27.acme.com:4889/agent_download/download_scripts/agentDownload</pre>
 Any method of retrieving the file is acceptable: for example, cp, rcp, scp, 
 or FTP. The script can also be retrieved by launching a browser on the target 
 machine and saving the link to a local file.
 <li> 
 Execute the agentDownload script on the target host.
 </li>
 Before launching the script ensure that:
 <ul>
 <li> 
 The execute bit is set and the script file has the proper file protection 
 settings (use chmod to 
 ensure the file has the correct privileges).
 </li>
 <li> 
 The $ORACLE_HOME environment variable is set in the user environment. 
 This will be the location of the Management Agent home on the target host; 
 if the directory does not exist it will be created during the installation. 
 If it exists, it must be empty.
 </li>
 <li> 
 The $AGENT_INSTALL_PASSWORD environment variable is set in the environment 
 if the Management Agent will be uploading to a secure Management Service.
 </li>
 For more information about enabling Security for Enterprise Manager components, 
 see <a href="http://otn.oracle.com/pls/em40/em40.to_toc?partno=b10365">Oracle 
 Enterprise Manager Advanced Configuration</a>.
 <li> 
 The script user has the necessary file access permissions for the Management 
 Agent home directory
 </li>
 </ul>
 <li> 
 After the Management Agent installation is complete, change directory to 
 the Agent home directory and run the root.sh 
 script as the root user.
 </li>
 For example:
 <pre>
$PROMPT&gt;su root
Password: root_password
#./root.sh
#exit
$PROMPT&gt;
</pre>
 The root.sh script must be 
 run as root; otherwise, the Management Agent will not be able to use the Enterprise 
 Manager job system. The job system is required for some Enterprise Manager 
 features, such as hardware and software configuration tasks and configuring 
 managed database targets.
</ol>

<h2>Script Details</h2>
The agentDownload script performs 
 the following actions:
<ul>
 <li> 
 Creates home directories for the Management Agent and Oracle Universal 
 Installer if they don't exist, based on the following environment variable: 
 
 </li>
 $ORACLE_HOME
 <li> 
 Downloads the agent_download.rsp 
 response file from the Management Service Web server
 </li>
 The Management Service installs the response file with the name and port 
 number of the Management Service. As a result, the Management Agent you install 
 will be configured to use the Management Service from which the response file 
 was downloaded.
 <li> 
 Downloads a jarred Oracle Universal Installer for the target operating 
 system from the Management Service Web server.
 </li>
 <li> 
 Unjars the Oracle Universal Installer and points the Oracle Universal Installer 
 to the product definition (products.jar) hosted by the Management Service 
 Web server
 </li>
 <li> 
 Launches the Oracle Universal Installer in silent mode from the local machine; 
 the Universal Installer pulls files from the Web server to the target machine 
 via HTTP.
 </li>
 <li> 
 The resulting installation and configuration (including the autodiscovery 
 of managed targets on the Management Agent host) is identical to that provided 
 by the Management Agent install on the Enterprise Manager CD set.
 </li>
</ul>
<h2>Customization</h2>
You can edit the contents of the agentDownload script so it uses a specific 
 tool for transferring files from the Management Service Web server. The contents 
 of the file contain instructions for doing so as shown below:
<pre>WGET=&quot;/usr/local/bin/wget --dot-style=mega --verbose --tries=5&quot;
 InstallerDownloadCmd=$WGET
 # Define the command to be used to download the jarred installer from
 # the web server hosting the OMS.
 # Other download possibilities: ftp; cp/scp; use local browser to save
 # the link to a file on the target machine.
 # This example uses wget, a GNU tool for http and ftp file transfers.
 # If the products.jar referenced by the Oracle Installer is a URL,
 # then the Installer will download its files via http. This greatly
 # facilitates performing installs in a secure environment that may
 # include firewalls and servers with limited access (no ftp server,
 # NFS mounts not available, etc.).
 # Enterprise Manager version number. This is used to construct the
 # home name used by the installer
 EmVersion=400</pre>
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