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Common Managed Targets: Oracle Application Server Objectives After completing this lesson, you should be able to: Identify the differences between?Grid Control and the Application Server Control functionality? Add OracleAS Farm to Grid Control for central management Centrally monitor OracleAS Farm, OracleAS Cluster, and component HA Groups Access middleware topology views to determine availability, performance, and routing relationships Stop, start, and restart application server components Configure backup and recovery settings Schedule backups and perform recovery operations Manage and monitor the performance of application server targets Centrally Managing Oracle Application Servers Using Grid Control Comparing Grid Control and Application Server Control Comparing Grid Control and Application Server Control Accessing Grid Control and Application Server Control You access Enterprise Manager differently depending on whether you use Grid Control or Application Server Control. Example: Grid Control Tasks for Managing Oracle Application Servers The following tasks can be performed using Grid Control: Monitoring distributed Application Server instances centrally Analyzing historical trends by using performance data in the Management Repository Monitoring performance with automated alert notifications and J2EE diagnostics Monitoring Web application transaction performance and tracing, and client response time Accessing Application Server Control to perform administrative tasks Viewing Application Server Instances from Grid Control On the Targets tabbed page, select Application Servers. Monitoring the New Target Types The following are the new target types that can be monitored in Grid Control Release 2: OracleAS Farm: Collection of one or more application server instances that share the same metadata repository OracleAS Cluster: Collection of application server instances with identical configuration and application deployment characteristics HA Group: Group of lik