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Oracle® Beehive Administrator's Guide
Release 2 (2.0.1.8)
Part Number E16648-07
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Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Documents
Conventions
1
Overview of Oracle Beehive Administration
Getting Started with Oracle Beehive
Managing Oracle Beehive Using
beectl
Managing Oracle Beehive using Oracle Beekeeper
Managing Oracle Beehive Using Clients
Your First Administration Tasks in Oracle Beehive
2
Starting and Stopping Oracle Beehive
Starting and Stopping Oracle Beehive
Overview of Starting and Stopping Oracle Beehive
Getting Started
Using
beectl
Commands in Shell Mode Without Authentication
Starting and Stopping Oracle Beehive Using the
beectl
Command-Line Utility
Starting Oracle Beehive
Stopping Oracle Beehive
Restarting Oracle Beehive
Starting and Stopping Oracle Beehive Managed Components Individually Using the
beectl
Command-Line Utility
Determining the Managed Component Identifier
Starting a Specific Managed Component
Stopping a Specific Managed Component
Restarting a Specific Managed Component
Starting and Stopping Oracle Beekeeper
3
Managing and Provisioning Oracle Beehive Users
Introduction to Managing and Provisioning Users With Oracle Beehive
About the User Directory Service (UDS)
About Organizations
About Personal Workspaces
About Provisioning and Deprovisioning Policies
About Using
beectl
to Manage User Accounts
About User Accounts
About User Account Fields
About User Account Principals and Credentials
About User Account Addresses
About User Account Attributes
About User Account Properties
About the Timezone Attribute with LDAP Synchronization
About Unique User Identifiers
About User
display_name
Values
About User Memberships
About Roles
About User Account Status
About Special and System-Reserved Accounts
Provisioning User Accounts
Provisioning User Accounts in Coexistence Environments
Provisioning User Accounts Using
beectl
Bulk Provisioning User Accounts
Managing External Contacts
Managing User Accounts
Listing Users
Changing Status
Created Status
Enabled Status
Locked Status
Disabled Status
Marked for Delete and Deleted Statuses
Creating Custom User Properties
Modifying User Accounts
Managing Roles
Deleting User Accounts
Managing Groups
About Groups
Listing groups
Creating and Modifying Groups
Enable Profiling on Groups
Dynamic Group Query Construction
Queries Using Attributes
Queries Using Addresses
Queries Using Properties
Using Wildcards with Query Predicate Values
Query Predicate Operators
Example Queries
Group Inheritance
Example XML Files
Example Bulk User Provisioning XML File
4
Managing Oracle Beehive Resources
Introduction to Oracle Beehive Resources
About Oracle Beehive Bookable Resource Accounts
Oracle Beehive Resource Attributes
Creating Oracle Beehive Resource Accounts
Listing Oracle Beehive Resource Accounts
Modifying Oracle Beehive Resource Accounts
Deleting Oracle Beehive Resource Accounts
Managing Oracle Beehive Bookable Resource Approvers
Adding Oracle Beehive Bookable Resource Approvers Using
beectl
Removing Oracle Beehive Bookable Resource Approvers Using
beectl
Oracle Beehive Bookable Resource Booking Characteristics
Booking Characteristics Options
Setting Booking Characteristics
Managing Oracle Beehive Resource Categorization
Restricting Access to Resources
5
Managing Oracle Beehive Services
Introduction to Managing Oracle Beehive Services
About Oracle Beehive Services
Managing Oracle Beehive Core Services
Managing the Access Control Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the Audit Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the Authentication Services
Managing the Authentication Service
Managing the Identity Provider Service
Managing the Client Management Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the Device Management Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the Event Services
Managing the Event Service
Managing the Object Event Publisher Service
Managing the Management Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the Policy Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the Presence Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the User Directory Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing Collaborative Services
Managing the Content Management Services
Managing the FTP Service
Managing the WebDAV Service
Managing the Discussions Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the E-mail Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the Fax Message Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the Instant Message Services
Managing the Instant Message Service
Managing the XMPP Service
Managing the Meetings Services
Managing the Conference Artifact Service
Managing the Transcoding Service
Managing the Time Management Services
Managing the Alarm Service
Managing the CalDAV Service
Managing the Resource Directory Service
Managing the Time Management Service
Managing the Time Zone Service
Managing the Voice Message Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the Zimbra Services
Managing the Zimbra Connector Service
Managing the Zimbra UI Service
Managing Enterprise Services
Managing the Information Rights Management (IRM) Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the Mobility Services
Managing the Mobile Device Management Service
Managing the Mobile Data Synchronization Service
Managing the Mobile Mail Service
Managing the Mobile Push Service
Managing the Records Management (URM) Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the Search Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Indexing Old Data using the
beectl add_search_recovery_scope
Command
Managing the Subscription and Notification Services
Managing the Notification Delivery Service
Managing the Subscription Service
Managing the SMPP Delivery Service
Managing the Workspaces Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing Platform Services
Managing the Coexistence Service
Related
beectl
Commands
Managing the Platform Services
Managing the Platform Service
Managing the Platform Web Service
6
Managing Oracle Beehive Workspaces
About Workspaces
About Workspace Properties and Controls
About Workspace Events
Managing Personal Workspaces
Using Workspace Templates
About Workspace Templates
Using Expressions in Workspace Templates
Modifying Workspace Templates
Creating a New Workspace Template
Deleting a Workspace Template
Creating and Managing Team Workspaces
Creating Team Workspaces
Viewing Team Workspaces
Modifying Team Workspaces
Deleting Team Workspaces
Managing Categories
Managing Team Workspace Membership
Managing Team Workspace Access Control
Enabling Public Access to Team Workspaces
Managing Team Workspace Roles
Creating Team Workspace Roles
Managing Team Workspace Sensitivities
Managing Files
Managing File System Directories
Managing FTP and WebDAV Access to Files
Managing Records Management
Example Workspace Template Contents
7
Managing Oracle Beehive Mobility Services
Introduction
Controlling Mobile Device Types
Uploading a Device Profile
Customizing Device Profiles
Adding a New Device Type to a Profile
Controlling Mobile Applications
Adding a New Mobile Application for Use
Deploying Oracle Beehive Mobile Client Components using Storage Cards
Managing Language Packs for Oracle Beehive Mobile Client Applications
Mobile Client Application Language Packs Provided by Oracle Beehive
Customizing Language Packs and Translation Files for Oracle Beehive Mobile Client Applications
Configuring Mobile Services
Listing Mobile Services Configurable Properties
Configuring the Mobile Data Sync Service
Controlling Sychronized Data Types
Controlling MD5 Authentication
Controlling Synchronization Ranges
Configuring the Mobile Mail Service
Controlling Maximum Number of E-mails Pushed to a Device
Controlling the Maximum Message Size
Controlling Past E-mail Push
Deploying Oracle Beehive on iPhone and Blackberry
Deploying an iPhone Configuration File
Deploying Oracle Beehive on Blackberry
8
Managing Oracle Beehive E-mail
Introduction to Oracle Beehive E-mail
About Configuring Oracle Beehive E-mail
Configuring Oracle Beehive E-mail Parameters using
beectl
or Oracle Beekeeper
Configuring Complex Rule-Based E-mail Parameters using Oracle Beekeeper
About the Oracle Beehive SMTP Server
Managing Oracle Beehive E-mail Components
Configuring Dispatch Rules
Configuring Sent E-mail Plugins
Configuring VMS Routing to Relay Messages
Using the Reject All VMS
Specifying a Local Users Domain
Configuring VMS Evaluator to Prevent Open Relay
Examples of Modifying the Inbound and Outbound VMSes
Configuring SMTP to Require Authentication
Using a Whitelist for E-mail Addresses
Setting Up E-mail Relay Routing
Configuring E-mail Archiving Rules
Adding a Virus Engine to Oracle Beehive
Managing Attachment Blocking and Virus Scanning
Managing Dead Letter
Setting and Modifying Multiple Endpoints
Delivering Remote E-mails with a Local E-mail Domain
Configuring Oracle Beehive E-mail Logs
Viewing Email Queues
E-mail Coexistence in a Single Domain
9
Managing Oracle Beehive Subscriptions and Notifications
Configuring User Notifications
Creating Server-Side Rules with User Subscriptions
Configuring Notifications to use SMS
Configuring SMS using SMPP
Configuring SMS using XMS
Configuring Actionable Notifications
10
Managing Oracle Beehive Time Management
Managing Holidays
Creating an iCalendar File
Sample Holiday Entries
Importing Holiday iCalendar Files
Modifying User Time Management Preferences
Changing a User's Time Zone Preference
Changing a User's Defined Working Hours
Managing Calendars and Task Lists
Managing Calendar and Task List Attributes
Managing Calendar and Task List Permissions
Managing Calendar Enrollments
Managing Oracle Beehive Time Zone Definitions
Overview
Managing Common Time Zones
Obtaining a New Oracle Beehive Time Zone Package
Refreshing the Oracle Beehive Time Zone Package
Enabling Cross-Scheduling Between Oracle Beehive Deployments with iSchedule
11
Managing Oracle Beehive Events and Policies
Introduction to Beehive Events and Policies
Introduction to Beehive Events
Synchronous Events
Asynchronous Events
Event Subscriptions
Disabled Events
Introduction to Beehive Policies
Managing Beehive Events
Managing Beehive Policies
Managing the Provisioning Policy
Managing the Deprovisioning Policy
Managing the Password Policy
Managing Audit Policies
Creating and Managing Custom Policies
Creating New Policies
Editing Existing Policies
Deleting Custom Policies
Using Dynamic Policy Attributes
12
Oracle Beehive Client Customization
Customizing Oracle Beehive JavaSSO Login Page
Customizing Oracle Beehive Central
Introduction to Customizing Oracle Beehive Central
Customizing the Oracle Beehive Central Public Home Page
Customizing the Oracle Beehive Central Private Home Page
Customizing the Oracle Beehive Central Help Page
Customizing Oracle Beehive Central Download Center
Oracle Beehive Central Download Center Concepts
Setting Up a Tightly Controlled Environment
Setting Up an Open Environment
Enabling and Disabling Oracle Beehive Central Download Center
Removing Applications from Oracle Beehive Central Download Center
Adding a new Application to Oracle Beehive Central Download Center
Customizing the Application List Templates
Customizing the Download Landing Page Templates
Customizing the Oracle Beehive Central Individual Client Pages
Packaging Applications for Upload to Device Management Repository
Configuring Oracle Beehive Central Download Center
Customizing Oracle Beehive Webmail
Introduction to Customizing Oracle Beehive Webmail Zimlets
Customizing Oracle Beehive Webmail Zimlets
13
Managing Oracle Beehive Access Control
About Access Control
Explicit Access Control
Implicit Access Control
Managing Privileges
Managing Roles
About Role Definitions
Creating Role Definitions
Creating Assigned Roles
Modifying Roles
Deleting Roles
Creating and Managing Access Control Entities and Sensitivities
Creating and Managing ACEs
Viewing ACEs
Creating New ACEs
Modifying ACEs
Deleting ACEs
Creating and Managing Sensitivities
Viewing Sensitivities
Creating New Sensitivities
Modifying Sensitivities
Deleting Sensitivities
14
Managing Oracle Beehive Auditing
About Oracle Beehive Auditing
About Audit Events
About Audit Policies
About Audit Trails
Creating and Managing Oracle Beehive Audit Policies
Creating Audit Policies
Listing Audit Policies
Modifying Audit Policies
Enabling and Disabling Audit Policies
Deleting Audit Policies
Example Audit Policy
Creating and Managing Oracle Beehive Audit Trails
Listing Audit Trails
Creating Audit Trails
Modifying Audit Trails
Exporting Audit Trails
Validating Audit Trails
Deleting Audit Trails
Example Audit Trail
Audit Events Structure
15
Backing Up and Recovering Oracle Beehive
Introduction to Backing Up and Recovering Oracle Beehive
When to Perform Backups
Backing Up Oracle Beehive
Creating a Baseline Backup of Oracle Beehive
Creating a Baseline Backup of the Application Tier
Creating a Baseline Backup of the Database Tier
Performing an Offline (Cold) Backup of Oracle Beehive
Performing an Online (Hot) Backup of Oracle Beehive Database
Performing an Online Backup using SQL Commands
Performing an Online Backup using RMAN
Recovering Oracle Beehive
Recovering Oracle Beehive from a Baseline Backup
Recovering the Application Tier from a Baseline Backup
Recovering the Database Tier from a Baseline Backup
Recovering the Oracle Beehive Application Tier from an Offline (Cold) Backup
Recovering the Database Tier from an Online (Hot) Backup
Backing Up and Recovering Individual E-mail Accounts
16
Oracle Beehive Disaster Recovery with Data Guard
Introduction
Prerequisites
Configuring Oracle Beehive for Disaster Recovery
Creating the Physical Standby Database
Recording Environment Details
Configuring Service Relocation and Database Triggers
Create Managed Services
Setup Service Startup
Setup FAN ONS Publisher and Database Role Change Trigger
Configuring Oracle Beehive Application Tiers
Performing Role Transitions
Tuning Options
Modifying Outbound Connect Timeout
Enabling Listener Throttling on Each Database Node
17
Oracle Beehive Logging and Diagnosability
Introduction
Logging
Logging Architecture
Understanding Log Entries
Error Code Severities
Error Message Examples
Changing Log Levels
Log Levels
Listing Oracle Beehive Logging Properties
Changing Log Levels Globally
Changing Log Levels for Specific Modules
Managing Logs
Archiving Logs by File Size
Archiving Logs by Directory Size
Searching Through Logs
A
Oracle Beehive Ports Reference
Oracle Beehive Ports
Index