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target
A single component that you want to monitor or configure with Enterprise Manager. 
 To manage a target, you install the Management Agent on the host where the target 
 resides. 
Examples of a target include a single Oracle database instance, a group of 
 databases, an Oracle Application Server instance, a Web application that your 
 customers visit to investigate or buy your products, and a Sun Solaris host 
 computer, including its memory, disks, and CPU.
All these targets can be managed by Oracle Enterprise Manager. A complete list 
 of the target types you can manage is included in <a href="http://www.oracle.com/pls/db102/to_bookid?id=OEMIG">Oracle 
 Enterprise Manager Grid Control Installation and Configuration</a>.
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