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1.� Stop the Intelligent Agent:

��� On NT: 

����� START->SETTINGS->CONTROL PANEL->SERVICES->ORACLEAGENT��� STOP

��� or from DOS

 ����� NET STOP <ORACLEAGENTXX>

��� On UNIX:

 ����� %� lsnrctl dbsnmp_stop

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2.� Edit the "$ORACLE_HOME/net../admin/snmp_rw.ora" file.� Add the following

��� parameter:

 ��� Note: The following 2 lines are case-sensitive and must be listed in

��������� lower case letters or the parameters will be ignored.

���� snmp.connect.<service_name>.name=<username>

���� snmp.connect.<service_name>.password=<password>

��� The variable <service_name> is the exact listing of the databasename found

��� in the visibleservices list in the snmp_ro.ora file.�

 ��� If <username> is the default (DBSNMP), there is no need to specify the user

��� here. Only the password is required.

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3.� Change the DBSNMP password on the database.� You can use either Security

��� Manager, Sqlplus, or Server Manager.� If you use SQLPlus or Server Manager,

��� you can issue the following command:

 ������ alter user "dbsnmp" identified by "<newpassword>";

4.� Restart the Intelligent Agent.

Note: Rerunning "CATSNMP.SQL" or "CATALOG.SQL" script will reset the password

����� back to dbsnmp.� If desired, edit CATSNMP.SQL to reflect the new USERNAME

����� and/or PASSWORD.� Keep in mind that anyone with access to this file will

����� have access to the password as well, so, if desired, set Administrator or

����� Root only permissions on the CATSNMP.SQL file to prevent an average user

����� from seeing the file with its new changes.

Note: If the password is not set correctly for the Intelligent Agent's database

user, the following error will occur when the Agent is started:

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� NMS-205� Failed to connect to database <name> with username/password <string>