The product is easy to implement as we are familiar with Oracle solutions. We can download and import it to a virtual box or infrastructure through their website.

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The initial setup is complex. It requires two server setups. It took us five to six hours to deploy the solution due to its complexity and the number of components present.

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From whatever knowledge I have gathered from my team, I can say that the beginning phase of the initial setup process of Oracle Enterprise Manager can be complex. Lately, my team has been using Oracle Enterprise Manager as any other solution.

The solution is deployed on an on-premises model.

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The initial setup of Oracle Enterprise Manager was straightforward. The setup phase of all Oracle products is straightforward.

The solution comes as an in-built solution of the database of Oracle. One can install the database from Oracle in 20 minutes.

You need to download the installation file from Oracle's website for the installation process.

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Straight-forward - the basic deployment simply requires an adequately sized and certified hardware platform with sufficient storage to hold the software, and database repository, and sufficient CPU to run a web-based application based upon the number of potential monitored targets and users.

OAM is a little different in that there are a number of security-related prerequisites to enable the OAM side to communicate securely with the OCI VMs being monitored.  All of the process, though lengthy, is reasonably documented, and typical of Oracle documentation, a little fragmented and jumps around a bit.

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The tool's deployment was straightforward. 

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The initial setup was not too painful with 12.1.0.3 as there's good documentation on it. Earlier versions presented some challenges and sometimes required opening a SR to cut through some of the confusion.

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The tool's deployment is easy. If you deploy it, Oracle Enterprise Manager becomes a part of your installation process. After completing the server installation, you get control of Oracle Enterprise Manager. This process involves creating your account, password, and operating system password. With these credentials, you gain full command and control over it. The tool's maintenance is easy. Maintenance is critical for Oracle Enterprise Manager, especially considering it provides full server command and control. This is particularly relevant for Linux units, as most users opt for Linux over Windows for security reasons. We have two to three resources handling maintenance. We have around 50-100 servers. If your organization has ten servers, one person is enough to handle it. 

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Oracle Enterprise Manager's initial setup is easy.

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Setup can be complex depending on the options required. There is a simple express install and a much more elaborate enterprise class setup, which is also possible.

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I would rate my experience with the initial setup an eight out of ten, with one being difficult and ten being easy. 

The deployment process takes five to six hours. 

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The initial setup is pretty straightforward. It's not as simple as Microsoft products for example, but it's not difficult.

Oracle products, in general, are not Microsoft products; you will always have some configuration or some tweaking that you will have to do.

I haven't deployed this solution in quite some time. It has always just been there. I would say deployment, is typically part of a larger project. It's just one of the tools that you're going to deploy along the way.

In terms of timing, and how it takes to deploy, would be days, and planning would be on the backend of a larger project. You are preparing databases and applications before you get to the core of what is to be done, then you can start including tools around it, which is normally on the backed.

One person can easily deploy and maintain this solution.

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The initial setup of the solution is straightforward. The time of deployment depends on the database and customer. The solution needs a third-party integration that uses the database.

Deployment is the same with the wireless license. You first deployed a server to the cloud and then created a schema for all your data links. The deployment process depends on the system type you will implement.

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The initial setup of the product is easy.

The product's installation phase may take up to a maximum of 30 minutes.

The product's installation phase can be taken care of by one person.

The solution is deployed on an on-premises model.

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Initial setup is very straightforward. It is very easy to install and configure. It is also easy to migrate to different platforms. It is easy to fix if it is broken. It's not rocket science. I have seen other products where, once it is broken, it is broken; you have to do it properly from scratch. That's not the case here. With simple fixes, you can be back in business and running.

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The initial setup is straightforward.

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The solution’s initial setup is straightforward.

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The initial setup is very easy.

It was a massive project initially when we started. We had to do a lot of user training and went through the whole cycle of integration testing before rolling it out. 

We pay one database administrator to maintain the solution. 

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The initial setup of Oracle Enterprise Manager was a bit complex. The whole process took approximately two days.

I rate the setup experience of Oracle Enterprise Manager a four out of five.

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Right now, the only complexity is setting up our environment for High Availability so that we can scale it and have it highly available not just within the same data center but spanning to multiple, different locations. That's the only tricky part because it involves additional products from other companies, like Cisco and F5. So for us, setting up a standalone, vanilla Oracle Enterprise Manager is a very, very small part. It's because we have to set up the large, diverse environment with maximum-availability architecture that it's been a challenge for us.

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We must undergo some training to deploy the product. The time taken for deployment depends on what we are deploying. If it is a green system, it will take a lot of time. If it is a single node, it will take less. The configuration is different.

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Straightforward with all necessary steps mention in the online documentation.

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Setup wasn't very complex, but usually Oracle products are not easy to install. It's normal for there to be some complexity because Oracle products are not "plug and play" like other products.

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It is a complex product, in its methodology of how to pull the data together and then how to copy it. The other reason is the process as to how we need to send it to our customers, for timely invoicing without any backlogs.

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I did not handle the initial setup of the solution. 

That said, I understand that it is simple to implement. 

I can't speak to the deployment or how long it took. 

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The initial setup is not straightforward. It's quite complex, or, rather, not very easy. You really have to concentrate on the tasks. You must first install the database before we can use our SQL server or our SQL database. Now, you must do the record database first. You must install the database before the server. I don't understand why. Then, you have to try to install the Enterprise Cloud Control Manager. 

It's important that whoever installs the solution has specific Oracle knowledge, otherwise they will run into problems.

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The setup is quite straightforward, depending on what you want to use. I started with the GO setup or the interactive pack. I also use silent mode, whereby you just run the command, and then you see the information inside those parameters. I preferred the silent mode installation, whereby you have to make sure that you have set your parameters accordingly. 

That said, the installation I conducted wasn't difficult for me to install. The only thing that I noticed was that it's a big file. It's quite a big software or application to be deployed, so when you do, you need to deploy it where there are enough resources for you to install everything.

In my case, the deployment took about five hours to complete.

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My impression is that the initial setup is quite straightforward and easy. However, I have more than 15 years of experience with Oracle.

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Very simple and well documented. View full review »

It is very straightforward because of its improved installer. Since version 12c, installing Enterprise Manager has been very simple. The installer handles everything even including configuration issues with your database repository and OS kernel parameters.

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It was a very, very complicated product to set up. We initially used it with Oracle Single Sign-On to link Microsoft Active Directory to our E-Business Suite instance. It was difficult to set up, and actually now we've migrated to Oracle Access Manager with Identity Manager, and it's even more complicated. 

Oracle Access Manager is a product that Oracle has brought in. They've took over a company which had their own identity management solution. They took it over and re-labelled it, re-branded it to be their product. We had a few enhancements in it, but when they released it is was absolutely full of bugs, and, actually really, really complicated to set up. 

Later releases and scripts is what have made it a little bit easier, but I would like Oracle before they put these products out to the market, to invest some time in making them easier to set up.

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Installing Enterprise Manager is complex. The time needed to deploy it varies depending on the environment. 

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Simple single server setups are quite simple to install and upgrade. Multi-Oracle management services with load balancers can be more of a challenge but are not overly difficult to get accomplished.

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Initial setup was pretty straightforward.

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It's easy, very easy to set up. You've got to know what you're doing, but it's not a lot. You've just got to follow the documentation and configure it accordingly.

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Deploying agent is not easy, but the rest of setting up is fairly easy.

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It was already set up in our datacenter, another team is managing it, but we are using it.

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The setup was straightforward.

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The actual installation of Enterprise Manager is fairly straightforward. However, that is just a small piece of what needs to happen for a full deployment. The full deployment is almost always complex which makes each installation complex. This is especially true when deploying for high availability and disaster recovery.

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We're used to Oracle products, so the deployment wasn't complex at all. View full review »

The initial setup is straightforward.

The user manual is very good and it is very easy to install.

Deployment times vary depending on the features that you want to include. 

If you want to include only the regular features of Oracle, then it will take 35 minutes, and less than an hour if you want to include some more options.

Two engineers are more than sufficient to maintain this solution.

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It was already deployed to some extent when I entered into the team. I'm extending the deployment with the other team members. We did have some hiccups in working with Oracle.

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For initial setup, you actually have to have some experience. If you don't, it can get a little tricky. I got a lot of gotchas. Even if you read the instruction manuals, the documentation, there are still things that you need to be looking out for.

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Very easy for the initial setup, up and running in afternoon

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Although custom scripts might be easy to setup, the issue is when the person who wrote the scripts leaves an organisation, all the knowledge walks out as well.

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The initial setup was good and fairly straightforward. We didn't have a whole lot of trouble with it.

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Deployment of Oracle Enterprise Manager is straightforward as the documentation is good and the issues in deployment are rare. The challenge comes in ensuring that you configure all the relevant aspects of Enterprise Manager prior to rolling out agents and using the product in anger. This isn't necessarily an issue with the product, but rather the mindset of how sometimes it's deployed. I've assisted in a number of projects which was to retrospectively fix Oracle Enterprise Manager deployments.

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The setup was easy, we encountered no problems and it took us only three hours.

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It was complex. The installation document was tough to understand.

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The initial setup was more than straightforward. It's easy to set up, configure, and use.

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I was involved in the initial setup, and it was pretty straightforward. Over the years, they have even simplified a lot of processes. Before, you had to install this and that, but now it's just one single installation that does it all.

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I was involved in deploying and setting it. It was very straightforward and I set up all three of the tiers, from the web to the application to the back-end database. We have them running on just one server, but it's providing what we need out of it. We're currently managing approximately 900 targets.

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Out of the box, initial setup is pretty straightforward: You install it, you discover your target and it monitors them. If you want to go further and do custom monitoring, for example, it can become quite complicated. On the other hand, it's very flexible. That's good.

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It is a very straightforward setup and also we had help from Oracle as part of our enterprise license agreement with my company. They helped set it up and it has been working pretty well.

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To me installation doesn’t seem complex, but at the same time comprehensive understanding of technology is required.

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The initial setup is straightforward. I have been a DBA for ten years now and I have been working with Oracle for twenty-five years.

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Initial setup was pretty straightforward. Most administrators with some experience in installing Oracle applications and databases shouldn't have a problem setting it up, as long as they follow the installation guide.

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The setup is simple and not complex. I find that it has improved with later versions that are being released.

The setup process used to take much longer than it does now and I hope that this will be enhanced in the future.

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It was a complex installation, in that we have 2 servers as opposed to a single all in one solution; but it was nothing we could not manage. View full review »

I was not involved in the maintenance.

We have a team of five to maintain this solution.

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This product is easy to install and we can complete the deployment in a day, including the agent.

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I think the initial setup was not too complex. It wasn't that bad.

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It's a simple straightforward tool to install. We did it 6 years ago, and we keep upgrading the work instructions. It's perfectly fine.

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Initial setup is okay. It's 50/50.

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The setup was moderate, but the documentation and everything that exists is really invaluable.

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Initial setup is pretty straightforward.

We don't integrate it with anything else. It runs as a standalone piece.

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With every version it becames easier to set it up. Depending of course on the platform, but still with 12c it is really straight forward. View full review »

The setup is straightforward the installer guides you during the installation. The installer also has pre-checks to make sure your system is ready for installation or upgrade. For upgrades you have the option of a 2 step system for if you want to move to another server and OS at the time of your upgrade from older versions. View full review »

I rate Oracle Enterprise Manager ten out of ten for the ease of its initial setup.

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The solution can be both complex and straightforward to implement. If you area laptop user, it's very simple. However, when you need to configure it as a production server, then it's a complex.

Typically, it takes about one to five hours to deploy the product. It's not too long.

If you are only using a developer edition, it will take a maximum of 30 minutes to one hour to deploy. If you need to set up your entire production, then it will take at least a couple of days due to the fact that there are a lot of activities that need to be done.

One active professional can handle an Oracle setup. You don't need too many people to implement it.

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With the proper available documentation the setup, although lengthy, was straightforward for the most part.

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Setup is pretty complex for a large system. It was pretty complicated for us, but we had consultants who helped a lot.

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Setup is good; really easy.

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I was not involved in the installation. A different team did it.

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Initial setup is a little kind of hokey, but once you figure it out, it's okay.

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It requires some reading but nothing is too complex. View full review »

I would say setup is moderate, actually. It's not that difficult. If you have a good background in web logic and servers then I think it's easy. They have very good documentation in place so you just have to follow the documentation and it can be installed easily.

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Initial setup was really simple: just go to the website, register, and you’re good to go.

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It was straightforward. We had to install a server on the database side and GUI on the client side; it was quite straightforward.

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The newer versions are much simpler and they have a better look and feel, and once you get the agents taken care of, it goes a lot quicker.

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Initial setup and upgrades were straightforward. We have upgraded from 10 to 11 and from 11 to 12.

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The initial setup is pretty straightforward. Today, you can even download the templates found on the Oracle website.

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It's implemented just fine. It's fairly easy. Combination of an easy product and also technical expertise as well.

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Fairly straight forward. The download zip files have everything you need in one place and instructions are simple to follow for those who have experience in Oracle installations. View full review »

It was straightforward. It was done in conjunction with consultant support.

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It's very easy to setup, not for someone who has never worked with it, but if you had junior or someone a little more experienced than a junior, they are good enough to deploy. It's easy to deploy.

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Straightforward, easy setup GUI. View full review »

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You need to familiarize yourself with the concepts and additional requirements for deployment. Cloud services are a bit different from on-premise setups. You need to understand some extra features and technology, which can lead to additional challenges.

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