As you know, we have to install Oracle Management Agent to the targets to be able to manage them via our Enterprise Manager.In OEM Cloud Control 12c, we can “Add Host Targets Wizard” which is accessible from the web interface.We can manually enter required information of host or we can use auto-discovery method. Nmap requires root privileges to be able to use raw sockets for “Syn Scanning” (a method to detect open ports through firewalls).If we’ll use auto discovery, we need an active agent to discover targets in network. So we need to configure “privilege delegation” in the host of our agent (which we’ll use for scanning).They are associated with particular versions of Oracle products.When applied to the correct version of an installed product, patches result in an upgraded version of the product.Click “setup”, “security” and then “privilege delegation”.

The fix pack package is significantly larger than the platform specific installer packages.Login to MP and get current firmware version using sysrev command from command menu. There should be list of files like listed below.hpoa330PF_CTAHISYS0425bl860c_1_92_install_fweupdate_1p92update_# /usr/sbin/setboot -v Primary bootpath : 2/0/0/3/0.0x6.0x0 (/dev/rdisk/disk40) HA Alternate bootpath : Alternate bootpath : 2/0/0/2/0.0x6.0x0 (/dev/rdisk/disk16) Autoboot is ON (enabled) Hyperthreading : OFF : OFF (next boot) ----- output truncated ----- Now you need to copy firmware files in EFI partition of this primary boot disk. Follow below commands to create directory first and then copy files within it. fweupdate_1p92-mnu F ************************************************************************* **** **** **** FWEUPDATE **** **** EFI Firmware Update Utility for IPF Systems **** **** (c) Copyright Hewlett-Packard Company, 2001-2006 **** **** All rights reserved.Download new firmware from HP website (for example BL860c firmware here). This should be tar file which you can un-tar on HPUX server. # /usr/sbin/efi_mkdir -d /dev/rdsk/c2t1d0s1 /efi/hp/firmware # /usr/sbin/efi_cp -d /dev/rdisk/disk1_p1 update_/efi/hp/firmware/update_# /usr/sbin/efi_cp -d /dev/rdisk/disk1_p1 fweupdate_1p92/efi/hp/firmware/fweupdate_1p92Once you are done with copying firmware in EFI partition, reboot the system. **** **** **** **** v1.00 **** **** **** ************************************************************************* Executing Command line options: -mnu F.........................................Connect to the host (in this case it’s our cloud control server), edit /etc/sudoers file, put remark sign before “Defaults requiretty” add a user (i.e.oracle): As soon as you save the changes, oracle will be added to sudoers and be able to run commands as root with sudo.