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title: Oracle Enterprise Manager
description: Follow these steps to configure OpenLM to monitor license usage and retrieve license statistics from Oracle Enterprise Manager.
product: OpenLM Version 25 / v26 (legacy)
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> **OpenLM Version 25 / v26 (legacy).** This page documents the legacy product, not OpenLM Platform.

Follow these steps to configure OpenLM to monitor license usage and retrieve license statistics from Oracle Enterprise Manager.

## Requirements

Before you query the license manager, install:

1. OpenLM Server v2.x on a machine in your organization
2. OpenLM Broker v23.8 or higher on the same machine as the Oracle Enterprise Manager

## Monitoring capabilities

| LM Type in the Broker | License totals | License usage | Denials | Borrowing | Expiration date | Redundancy | Report resolution |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Oracle Enterprise Manager | No | Yes | No | No | No | No | Seconds |

Using the Broker also allows buffered communication and allows remote start and stop of the license manager service.

## OpenLM Broker configuration

*Diagram of how OpenLM interfaces with the Oracle Enterprise Manager*

:::note
OpenLM Broker must be installed and configured to report to OpenLM Server before proceeding.
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### Method 1 — Broker desktop UI

1. Open the OpenLM Broker desktop application.
2. Click **Add Port**.
3. Enter the port number (for example, `888`).
4. From **License Manager Type**, select **Oracle Enterprise Manager** and click **Apply**.

5. Go to the **Commands** node. In **Update path for commands**, browse to the folder where the Oracle Enterprise Manager SQL file is located in `lmsettings` and click **Update**.

6. Under **data_inquiry**, click **Execute** and verify a valid output. Click **Apply** before running **Execute** again.  
   The command will query:  
   - Total number of registered licenses in the vendor license file  
   - Number of licenses currently checked out by users  

7. In **Vendors**, enter `Oracle` as the vendor name and click **Apply**.
8. Restart the Broker.

### Method 2 — Broker web UI

1. Open the Broker web UI at `http://localhost:5090`.  
   If the default port is in use, try `5091` or `5092`.
2. Go to **License Managers** → **Add License Manager**.
3. Select **Oracle Enterprise Manager** from the drop-down list, enter the port number, and click **Add**.

4. In **Commands**, set the **Executable path** to the folder containing the Oracle Enterprise Manager SQL file in `lmsettings` and click **Execute**.

5. In **Vendors**, click **Add Vendor**, enter `Oracle`, and click **Continue**.

6. Click **Save**.

## OpenLM Server configuration

Once the Broker is configured, approve the license manager in EasyAdmin:

1. Open EasyAdmin.
2. In **License Servers**, find the row for the new Oracle Enterprise Manager entry (unapproved rows are highlighted red) and double-click it.
3. Give it a descriptive name or leave the default, keep **Type** as **OpenLM Generic**, and click **Approve**.

If automatic configuration fails, configure manually:

1. Go to **Start → Administration → License Manager Servers**.
2. Click **Add LM**.
3. Set **Type** to **OpenLM Generic**.
4. Enter a description (for example, `Oracle Enterprise Manager`).
5. Set the **Time Zone** to match the license server location.
6. Enter the hostname and port from the Broker configuration.
7. Leave **Triad Configuration** unchecked and **Use Broker** checked.
8. Click **Save**.

## Verify your configuration

1. Open EasyAdmin.
2. Go to **Start → Widgets → License Servers**.
3. Ensure the Oracle Enterprise Manager entry shows a green circle icon.

:::note
It may take up to 3 minutes for the status to update after a new connection.
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