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First make sure the repository database is up. If not then start it.<br />
Then check with opmn that all the EM services are up. Use opmnctl status. If all OC4J, WebCache, and HTTP_Server components are not up, then start them.<br />
It may be worth stopping all components with opmnctl stopall and then restart them with opmnctl startall.<br />
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R.
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First make sure the repository database is up. If not then start it.
Then check with opmn that all the EM services are up. Use opmnctl status. If all OC4J, WebCache, and HTTP_Server components are not up, then start them.
It may be worth stopping all components with opmnctl stopall and then restart them with opmnctl startall.

R.

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Also the default firewalls should be OFF!
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Also the default firewalls should be OFF!

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I installed Grid Control 10g on Win 2K3 SP2 and connected to the interface successfully. After restarting the system I can no longer connect. The error message is listed below. No changes were made after restart, simply restarting and it will not connect. Any help would be greatly appreciated as this is quickly becoming critical. <br />
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503 Service Unavailable<br />
Servlet error: Service is not initialized correctly. Verify that the repository connection information provided is correct.<br />

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I installed Grid Control 10g on Win 2K3 SP2 and connected to the interface successfully. After restarting the system I can no longer connect. The error message is listed below. No changes were made after restart, simply restarting and it will not connect. Any help would be greatly appreciated as this is quickly becoming critical. 

503 Service Unavailable
Servlet error: Service is not initialized correctly. Verify that the repository connection information provided is correct.


Cannot connect to Grid Control 10g after server restart

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