Workaround: Unconfigure application monitoring and then configure it again, using valid user account details via Wizard.
Alternatively, modify the following attributes for the Oracle resource:
■ Domain
■ UserName
■ EncryptedPasswd
1) On the virtual machine where you have configured the Oracle databases, type the following on the command prompt and then press Enter:
haconf -makerw
This command sets the configuration mode to read/write.
2) Find the Oracle resource name. Type the following on the command prompt and then press Enter:
hares -list
This command lists all the resources that are configured for monitoring.
Typically, the Oracle resources are named as "Oracle_instance name" You must modify the attributes for all the Oracle resources.
3) Modify the Domain attribute. Type the following on the command prompt and then press Enter:
hares -modify resource_name Domain domain or hostname
4) Modify the UserName attribute. Type the following on the command prompt and then press Enter:
hares -modify resource_name UserName username
5) Encrypt the user account password. Type the following on the command prompt and then press Enter:
vcsencrypt -agent password
6) Note the encrypted password.
7) Modify the EncryptedPasswd attribute. Type the following on the command prompt and then press Enter.
hares -modify resource_name EncryptedPasswd encrypted password
8) Save and close the configuration. To set the configuration mode to read-only, type the following on the command prompt and then press Enter:
haconf -dump -makero