Preinstallation Tasks

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1 Pre-installation Tasks on Linux Creating group and user su root groupadd dba useradd -g dba -d /d01/oracleas/asinf asinf mkdir p /d01/oracleas chown asinf :dba /d01/oraceas Preinstallation Tasks The following are the kernel parameters and their appropriate values as per the Oracle Application Server 10g Installation Guide. cd /proc/sys/kernel echo > sem echo > shmall echo > shmmax echo 4096 > shmmni echo 8192 > msgmax

2 echo > msgmnb echo 2878 > msgmni cd /proc/sys/fs echo > file-max cd /proc/sys/net/ipv4 echo > ip_local_port_range Run sysctl p or reboot the server Checking Kernel Packages glibc rpm gcc rpm pdksh rpm openmotif rpm sysstat rpm compat-glibc rpm libstdc rpm binutils i386.rpm libaio-devel i386.rpm libgcc i386.rpm gcc-c i386.rpm gcc-objc i386.rpm jdk-1.3.1_02.i386.rpm procinfo-18-2.i386.rpm kdegraphics i386.rpm sane-backends i386.rpm sox i386.rpm XFree86-devel oracle.0.rh21.i386.rpm XFree86-doc oracle.0.rh21.i386.rpm* XFree86-xf86cfg oracle.0.rh21.i386.rpm* XFree86-Xnest oracle.0.rh21.i386.rpm* XFree86-Xvfb oracle.0.rh21.i386.rpm* If a package is not installed, download it as shown in step 3. After downloading the required package, use the following command to install it.

3 # rpm -i <package_name.rpm> for example: # rpm -i glibc rpm If you get a dependency error while installing any of the packages, use the following command to overcome it: # rpm -Uivh --nodeps <package_name.rpm> for example: # rpm -Uivh --nodeps glibc rpm To check whether the package is installed and to know its version, use the following command: # rpm -q <package_name> To check the glibc package for the version or higher. use the rpm -q glibc command. Modifying the /etc/hosts file Open the /etc/hosts file in your favorite editor and add the hostname as shown below: <ip address> <hostname.domain name> <hostname> localhost.localdomain localhost linux1.com linux1

4 Installing OracleApplication Server Infrastructure 10g on Linux Oracle Application Server 10g Installation Overview Oracle Application Server 10g is a scalable, secure application server. It enables you to deliver Web content, host Web applications, connect to back-office applications, and access your data on wireless devices The installation of Oracle Application Server Infrastructure 10g consists of the following components: Identity Management Components: Identity Management components provide directory, security, and user management functionality to various components of Oracle Application Server 10g. The components of Identity Management are as follows: Oracle Internet Directory Oracle Application Server Single-Sign-On Oracle Delegated Administration Services Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Oracle Certificate Authority OracleAS 10g Metadata Repository: OracleAS 10g Metadata Repository is a collection of database schemas that contain various database objects that are used by Oracle Application Server 10g Components. The metadata schemas can be categorized as: Product metadata Identity Management metadata Management metadata Oracle Application Server 10g Infrastructure is required for all the Oracle Application Server 10g middle-tier installations except when installing the J2EE and Web Cache without single sign-on or clustering. You must install an Oracle Application Server 10g Infrastructure in your network prior to installing the Portal and Wireless and Business Intelligence and Forms. For better performance and easier manageability, you must install Oracle Application Server 10g Infrastructure on a separate computer. Download the software from

5 su root xhost + su asinf vi.bash_profile export PATH unset USERNAME export ORACLE_SID=infra export ORACLE_HOME=/d01/oracle/infra export PATH=$PATH:$ORACLE_HOME/bin./runInstaller

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12 Global Database name asinf.com SID- asinf

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14 Instance name orasso Ias_admin password welcome1

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16 To start database and application server To stop su root xhost + su - asinf cd $ORACLE_HOME/bin sh runstartupconsole.sh stop To start su root xhost + su - asinf cd $ORACLE_HOME/bin sh runstartupconsole.sh start

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