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| The Grid control <=11g and Cloud control >= 12c, represent centralised interface for monitoring and managing Oracle databases. It can server as a central interface to administer many databases on one customer and recognised configurations such as: RAC (Real Application Clusters) and Guard. Furthermore, | The Grid control <=11g and Cloud control >= 12c, represent centralised interface for monitoring and managing Oracle databases. It can server as a central interface to administer many databases on one customer and recognised configurations such as: RAC (Real Application Clusters) and Guard. Furthermore, | ||
| - | On the client | + | ===Agent=== |
| - | * [[oracle_grid_cloud_control_agent|Agent Installation & Deployment]] | + | * [[oracle_grid_cloud_control_agent|Installation & Deployment |
| - | * [[oracle_grid_cloud_control_agent_plugin|Agent Plugin Installation]] | + | * [[oracle_grid_cloud_control_agent_plugin|Plugin Installation |
| - | On the Central Server | + | ===OMS Console=== |
| * [[oracle_grid_cloud_control_oms_inst|OMS Server]] | * [[oracle_grid_cloud_control_oms_inst|OMS Server]] | ||
| * [[oracle_grid_cloud_control_repository|Repository]] | * [[oracle_grid_cloud_control_repository|Repository]] | ||