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Its well known that the DNS is involved in the OMS repository creation, and when you make any change, that will affect on the Repository, and here is the creation Process

Creating the Oracle Management Server Repository

When you create your Oracle Management Server, you must provide the repository address in the format, rather than using an Oracle Net service name or leaving the name field blank to indicate a local default database. The host portion should be a fully qualified DNS name, for example, myhost.us.acme.com. Otherwise, Capacity Planner and Performance Manager clients from other DNS domains (for example, uk.acme.com) will not be able to connect to the server. This step ensures that all Enterprise Manager applications can connect to the Oracle Management Server repository when needed.

If you are using a previously created repository, use the Enterprise Manager Configuration Assistant to verify that the Oracle Management Server is using the syntax for its repository address, and modify it to use this syntax if needed. To do this task, start the Configuration Assistant, as follows:

To start the Configuration Assistant on Windows NT, select Start=>Programs=>=>Enterprise Manager=>Configuration Assistant

The existing Oracle Management Server connection parameters are now displayed. The bottom parameter ("Service") indicates the repository service. If this is already in the syntax, nothing further needs to be done, and you can exit the tool.

If this line instead contains a name (for example, omsdb or omsdb.acme.com) or is blank, you need to do the following:

Change the line to contain the fully-qualified host name on which the Oracle Management Server repository database is run. Insert a colon after the host name.

Type the port number that the TNS listener for this database is using. Insert a colon after the port number.

Type the SID of this database. The resulting line looks like:

omhost.acme.com:1521:ORCL

Click Next.

Click Finish to save the changes.

and to verify the status of the OMS, u can do the following.

Start=>Settings=>Control Panel=>Services=>OracleManagement Server=>look at Status column

Please always refer register in the OTN and u will find solutions for all such problems.

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