Is it possible to monitor an Oracle Database running on a Windows Server using Site24x7?

Is it possible to monitor an Oracle Database running on a Windows Server using Site24x7?

For this, you need to do the following steps:

  1. Log in to Site24x7 and install the Site24x7 Linux monitoring agent. Ensure the Oracle Database on your Windows Server is accessible from the Linux machine.
  2. Execute the following command in your terminal and enter your Oracle Database instance's username and password as well as the Host Name, Port, and Service Name for the Site24x7 agent to authenticate and configure Oracle monitoring:
    /opt/site24x7/monagent/scripts/AgentManager.sh oracledb --add_instance
  3. You will be prompted to choose an option. Choose option 2, and provide the Host Name, Port , and other credentials to add the Oracle Database for monitoring.


After successful installation and execution, the Site24x7 Oracle Database monitor will start collecting data.

  1. Log in to Site24x7, and click Database > Oracle on the navigation pane.
  2. You will be directed to the monitor page to view the list of Oracle Database instances you have added to monitor. The name of the instance will be on the below format:
    host:port - servicename - ORACLE
    Sample <
    >: 10.71.95.97:3400 - ORCLCDB - ORACLE
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