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Contents
Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Documents
Conventions
News
New and Changed Features for Release 12 (11.12.x.0.0)
1
Overview
1.1
Introduction to Installing Oracle Fusion Applications
1.2
Roles and Responsibilities
1.2.1
Business Sponsor
1.2.2
Project Manager
1.2.3
IT Director
1.2.4
Architect
1.2.5
System Administrator
1.2.6
Network Engineer
1.2.7
Database Engineer
1.2.8
Oracle Identity Management and Security Specialist
1.2.9
Oracle Fusion Applications Technical Lead or System Administrator
1.2.10
Oracle Fusion Applications Functional Lead
1.2.11
Oracle Fusion Applications Developer
1.2.12
Oracle Business Intelligence or Data Warehouse Reporting Specialist
1.2.13
Support Technician
1.2.14
Oracle Fusion Applications Systems Integrator
1.3
Prerequisites and Dependencies
1.3.1
Oracle Database
1.3.2
Oracle Business Intelligence
1.3.3
Oracle Identity Management
1.4
Features of Provisioning
1.4.1
Oracle Fusion Applications Provisioning Repository
1.4.2
Oracle Fusion Applications Provisioning Framework
1.4.3
System Requirements
1.4.3.1
Download Instructions
1.4.4
Supported Platforms
1.4.5
Oracle Identity Management Provisioning Wizard
1.4.6
Oracle Fusion Applications Provisioning Wizard
1.4.7
Response File
1.4.8
Provisioning Configurations
1.5
Provision a Multiple Host Installation
1.5.1
Types of Hosts in a Multiple-Host Environment
1.5.2
Installation Phases
1.6
Plan for Provisioning
1.7
Next Steps
2
Understand What the Oracle Fusion Applications Environment Looks Like
2.1
Introduction to What the Oracle Fusion Applications Environment Looks Like
2.1.1
Oracle Fusion Applications Product Families and Product Offerings
2.1.2
New Product Offerings, Applications, Oracle WebLogic Server Managed Servers, and Clusters for Release 12
2.1.3
Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure Components
2.1.4
Oracle Fusion Middleware Components
2.1.4.1
Products Installed to the Desktop
2.1.4.2
Other Related Products
2.1.5
Oracle Database
2.1.6
Oracle Fusion Applications Management Tools
2.2
Oracle Fusion Applications Topologies
2.2.1
Topology Tiers
2.2.1.1
Database Tier
2.2.1.2
Middle Tier
2.2.1.2.1
Oracle Identity Management Directory Tier
2.2.1.2.2
Oracle Identity Management Application Tier
2.2.1.3
Web Tier
2.2.2
Network Components
2.2.3
Basic Topology
2.2.4
Enterprise Topology
2.2.5
Enterprise Topology with High Availability
2.3
Oracle Fusion Applications Directory Structure
2.3.1
Installation Repository
2.3.2
Oracle Identity Management Provisioning Framework Directory Structure
2.3.3
Oracle Fusion Applications Provisioning Framework Directory Structure
2.3.4
Oracle Identity Management Shared Directory Structure
2.3.5
Oracle Identity Management Local Directory Structure
2.3.6
Oracle Identity Management DMZ Directory Structure
2.3.7
Oracle Fusion Applications Shared Directory Structure
2.3.7.1
Applications Base Directory
2.3.7.2
Oracle Fusion Applications Oracle Home Directory
2.3.7.3
Oracle Fusion Applications Product Family Directory
2.3.8
Oracle Fusion Applications Local Directory Structure
2.3.9
Oracle Fusion Applications DMZ Directory Structure
2.4
Oracle Fusion Applications Runtime Processes
2.4.1
Database Instances and Other Processes
2.4.2
Oracle Application Server Instances
2.4.3
Oracle WebLogic Server Domains
2.5
Access Oracle Fusion Applications
2.6
Next Steps
3
Plan the Topology and Provisioning of the Installation
3.1
Introduction
3.1.1
Use the Oracle Fusion Applications Installation Workbook
3.1.1.1
Oracle Fusion Applications Installation Workbook Structure
3.1.2
Plan for Platform-Specific Considerations
3.1.2.1
Desktop Tools
3.1.2.2
Oracle Fusion Applications Repository Creation Utility (Oracle Fusion Applications RCU)
3.1.2.3
OAM Modes Supported
3.1.2.4
BI Administration Tool
3.1.2.5
Print Servers
3.2
Environment: Complete the Environment Tab Entries
3.2.1
Oracle Identity Management Topologies
3.2.2
Oracle Fusion Applications Topologies
3.2.3
Complete the Environment Info Table
3.2.4
Complete the Email Server Table
3.2.5
Complete the Web Proxy Table of the Oracle Fusion Applications Installation Workbook
3.3
Provisioning: Plan the Configuration of the Provisioned Installation
3.3.1
Provisioning: Indicate the Oracle Fusion Applications Offerings to Install
3.3.1.1
Complete the Oracle Fusion Applications Offerings Table
3.3.2
Provisioning: Describe the Oracle Identity Management Components
3.3.2.1
OIF
3.3.2.2
Complete the Oracle Identity Management Components Table
3.3.3
Provisioning: Select the Patches to Apply
3.3.4
Provisioning: Select the Post-Installation Tasks to Perform
3.3.4.1
Select Languages
3.4
Topology: Plan the Topology
3.4.1
Review Component and Server Allocation
3.4.2
Complete the Topology Tab of the Oracle Fusion Applications Installation Workbook
3.4.3
Topology: Understand DMZ Requirements
3.4.3.1
Complete the DMZ Column in the Topology Table
3.5
Next Steps
4
Plan the Configuration of the Components of the Installation
4.1
Network- Virtual Hosts: Plan Network Configuration
4.1.1
Understand Internal vs. External URLs
4.1.2
Naming Conventions in Oracle Fusion Applications
4.1.2.1
Plan URL Naming Conventions
4.1.3
Plan Load Balancer Requirements
4.1.3.1
SSL Certificate Requirements
4.1.3.2
How the Load Balancer Option Affects the Environment Setup
4.1.3.3
Network Placement of Load Balancers/Reverse Proxy
4.1.3.4
Load Balancer Feature Requirements
4.1.4
Plan HTTP Server Requirements
4.1.4.1
Define Web Tier Virtual Host Mode
4.1.5
Define VIPs for Administration and Managed Servers
4.1.5.1
Define VIPs for Oracle Identity Management
4.1.5.2
Define VIPs for Oracle Fusion Applications
4.1.6
Complete the Network-Virtual Hosts Tab of the Oracle Fusion Applications Installation Workbook
4.1.6.1
Complete the Web Tier Virtual Host Mode Table
4.1.6.2
Complete the FA Web Tier Virtual Hosts Table
4.1.6.2.1
FA Web Tier Virtual Hosts Table Rows Defined
4.1.6.3
Complete the IDM Web Tier Virtual Hosts Table
4.1.6.4
Complete the HTTP LBR Endpoints Table
4.1.6.5
Complete the LDAP Endpoints Table
4.1.6.6
Complete the UCM LBR Endpoint Table
4.1.6.7
Complete the AdminServer Virtual Hosts/VIPs Table
4.1.6.8
Complete the Managed Server Virtual Hosts/VIPs Table
4.2
Network-Ports: Plan Ports
4.2.1
Default vs. Custom Port Numbers
4.2.1.1
Complete the Network-Ports Tab of the Oracle Fusion Applications Installation Workbook
4.3
Storage: Plan Storage Configuration
4.3.1
Recommended Minimum Disk Space
4.3.2
Directory Storage Requirements
4.3.2.1
Shared Storage
4.3.2.1.1
Installation Files and Provision Repository
4.3.2.1.2
Temporary Backup Files
4.3.2.1.3
The hwrepo Directory
4.3.2.2
Local Storage (if used)
4.3.2.3
DMZ Local Storage (if used)
4.3.2.4
Database Storage
4.3.2.5
Temporary Files Created During Installation (temp directory)
4.3.3
oraInventory Planning
4.3.4
Plan Directory Structure and Naming Conventions
4.3.5
Shared Storage Considerations
4.3.6
Local Storage Considerations
4.3.6.1
Local Config Storage Decision Tree
4.3.7
Complete the Storage Tab of the Oracle Fusion Applications Installation Workbook
4.4
Database: Plan Database Configuration
4.4.1
RAC vs. Single Instance Planning
4.4.2
Plan for Database Requirements
4.4.2.1
Required Instance Parameters
4.4.2.2
Required Database Patches
4.4.2.3
Schema and Password Requirements
4.4.2.4
Oracle Fusion Applications RCU Directories
4.4.2.5
Oracle Identity Management Split Database Configuration
4.4.3
Complete the Database Tab of the Oracle Fusion Applications Installation Workbook
4.5
Identity Management: Plan the Oracle Identity Management Configuration
4.5.1
Identity Store
4.5.2
LDAP Context
4.5.3
Location for Files Generated During Oracle Identity Management Provisioning
4.5.4
Oracle Access Manager Transfer Mode
4.5.5
Oracle Internet Directory Password Policies
4.5.6
Complete the Identity Management Tab of the Oracle Fusion Applications Installation Workbook
4.5.6.1
Complete the LDAP Table
4.5.6.2
Complete the IDM Provisioning Files Table
4.5.6.3
Complete the OAM Table
4.5.6.4
Complete the Identity Store/Policy Store Table:
4.6
SSL and Certificates
4.6.1
Out-of-the-Box SSL Configuration
4.6.2
SSL Certificate Requirements
4.7
Memory Requirements
4.8
Next Steps
5
Prepare for an Installation
5.1
Prepare Storage Components
5.1.1
Prepare Shared Storage for Oracle Identity Management and Oracle Fusion Applications
5.1.2
Mount the Shared Storage
5.1.3
Verify Install Directory Location
5.1.4
Verify the /etc/oraInst.loc File
5.2
Prepare the Oracle Identity Management Server
5.2.1
Ensure Software Install Location is 45 Characters or Fewer
5.2.2
Configure Kernel Parameters
5.2.3
Set the Open File Limit
5.2.4
Set Shell Limits
5.2.5
Enable Unicode Support
5.2.6
Synchronize Oracle Internet Directory Nodes
5.3
Prepare the Oracle Fusion Applications Server
5.3.1
Increase the Open Files Limit
5.3.2
Increase the Max User Processes
5.3.3
Define the Local Port Range
5.3.4
Synchronize the System Clocks
5.3.5
Synchronize Date Time Stamp
5.3.6
Set the Kernel Parameter Value
5.3.7
Unset LIBPATH Variable
5.3.8
Set the System Time Zone
5.3.9
Create the hwrepo Directory
5.3.10
Verify Swap Space (UNIX)
5.3.11
Edit Host Names (UNIX)
5.3.12
Default Shell (UNIX)
5.3.13
Install en_US.UTF-8 Locale (UNIX)
5.3.14
Increase Entropy Values (Linux)
5.3.15
Check for the Required Solaris Patch (Solaris Only)
5.4
Prepare the Network
5.4.1
Configure Name Resolution
5.4.1.1
Name Resolution for Oracle Fusion Applications Web Tier Virtual Hosts
5.4.1.2
Name Resolution for HTTP LBR Endpoints
5.4.1.3
Name Resolution for LDAP Endpoints
5.4.1.4
Name Resolution for Other Endpoints
5.4.2
Configure Load Balancers/Reverse Proxy
5.4.2.1
Configure Load Balancer/ Reverse Proxy Settings
5.4.2.2
Configure Certificates and SSL
5.4.2.3
Configure Load Balancer/Reverse Proxy Mappings
5.4.2.3.1
External HTTP LBR Endpoints
5.4.2.3.2
Internal HTTP Endpoints
5.4.2.3.3
TCP/LDAP Endpoints
5.4.3
Configure Firewalls
5.5
Create the Oracle Fusion Applications Provisioning Repository
5.5.1
Obtain the Software
5.5.1.1
Xcopy Utility Should Not Be Used To Copy Fusion Application Repositories and APPLTOP on Microsoft Windows
5.5.2
Download from the Oracle Software Delivery Cloud Portal
5.5.2.1
Download Language Pack Software
5.5.3
Obtain DVDs from My Oracle Support
5.5.4
Download and Unzip the BI Patch 25499241 into the FA Repository (Solaris Only)
5.5.5
Download and Unzip the Latest OID Patch Bundle into the FA Repository (Solaris x86-64 Only)
5.5.6
Verify Required Operating System Packages and Libraries
5.6
Next Steps
6
Install the Oracle Identity Management and Oracle Fusion Applications Provisioning Frameworks
6.1
Introduction to Oracle Identity Management and Oracle Fusion Applications Provisioning Frameworks
6.2
Install the Oracle Identity Management Provisioning Tools
6.2.1
Verify Java and Ant
6.2.2
Oracle Identity Management Provisioning Framework Installation Checklist
6.2.3
Install the Oracle Identity Management Lifecycle Tools
6.3
Install the Oracle Fusion Applications Provisioning Framework
6.3.1
Oracle Fusion Applications Provisioning Framework Installation Checklist
6.3.2
Run the Provisioning Framework Installer
6.3.3
Provisioning Installer Screens and Instructions
6.3.4
Provisioning Framework Components
6.4
Set Up a Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) for the Web Tier
6.5
Next Steps
7
Install Databases for Oracle Identity Management
7.1
Introduction to Installing Databases for Oracle Identity Management
7.2
Prerequisites for Installing Databases for Oracle Identity Management
7.2.1
Verifying Database Versions Supported
7.2.2
Patch the Oracle Database
7.2.2.1
Patch Requirements for Oracle Database 12c
7.2.2.2
Patch Requirements for Oracle Database 12c
7.2.3
About Initialization Parameters
7.3
Oracle Identity Management Database Installation Checklist
7.4
Install Oracle Database
7.5
Install Oracle Real Application Clusters
7.6
Running the Oracle Fusion Middleware RCU for Oracle Identity Management
7.7
Validate the Oracle Identity Management Database Installation
7.8
Next Steps
8
Install Oracle Fusion Applications Transaction Database
8.1
Introduction to Installing Oracle Fusion Applications Transaction Databases
8.1.1
Process Overview
8.1.2
Oracle Data Pump
8.1.3
Single-Node Versus Multiple-Node Databases
8.2
Oracle Fusion Applications Transaction Database Requirements
8.2.1
General Oracle Database Prerequisites
8.2.2
Specific Oracle Fusion Applications Prerequisites
8.2.3
Oracle Fusion Applications Database Requirements
8.2.3.1
Components
8.2.3.2
Minimum Configuration Parameters for Oracle Database
8.2.3.3
Tuning Oracle Database
8.2.3.4
Mandatory Oracle Database Patches
8.2.3.5
DBA Directories
8.2.3.6
Make Oracle Fusion Applications RCU Software Available on the Host where it is Run
8.2.3.7
Make dmp Files Available on the Database Server
8.3
Oracle Fusion Applications Database Installation Checklist
8.4
Install the Oracle Fusion Applications Transaction Database
8.4.1
Install Oracle Database Enterprise Edition with the Wizard
8.4.1.1
Start the Provisioning Wizard
8.4.1.2
Wizard Interview Screens and Instructions
8.4.1.3
Specify Database Installation Parameters
8.4.1.4
Complete Database Patch Postinstallation Tasks
8.4.2
Manual Installation of Oracle Database Enterprise Edition or Oracle RAC
8.4.2.1
Install Oracle Database or Oracle RAC
8.4.2.2
Configure OCM
8.4.2.3
Configure and Start the Database Listener for Oracle Database (NETCA)
8.4.2.4
Create a Transaction Database Instance Using Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA)
8.4.2.5
Enable Database Audit
8.4.2.6
Run RUP Lite for RDBMS
8.4.2.7
Complete Database Patch Postinstallation Tasks
8.4.3
Validate the Oracle Fusion Applications Database
8.5
Oracle Fusion Applications RCU Installation Checklist
8.6
Run the Oracle Fusion Applications RCU to Create Oracle Fusion Applications Database Objects
8.6.1
Functional Design
8.6.2
How Does the Oracle Fusion Applications RCU Work?
8.6.3
Run the Oracle Fusion Applications Repository Creation Utility Using the Wizard
8.6.3.1
Start the Oracle Fusion Applications RCU
8.6.3.2
Wizard Screens and Instructions
8.6.3.2.1
Database Schema User Password Complexity Rules
8.6.3.3
Specify Database Connection Details
8.6.3.4
Manage Custom Variables
8.6.3.5
Map Tablespaces
8.6.3.5.1
Default Tablespace Mappings
8.6.3.5.2
Set the Size of Tablespace Datafiles
8.6.3.5.3
Change Default and Temporary Tablespace Names
8.6.3.5.4
View and Change Additional Tablespaces
8.6.3.5.5
Manage Tablespaces and Datafiles
8.6.4
Oracle Fusion Applications RCU Post-Installation Checklist
8.7
Next Steps
9
Troubleshoot Database Installations
9.1
Troubleshoot the Oracle Identity Management Database Installation and Oracle Fusion Middleware RCU Operations
9.2
Troubleshoot Oracle Fusion Applications Database Installation and Oracle Fusion Applications RCU Operations
9.2.1
General Troubleshooting Tips
9.2.2
Database Installation Log Files
9.2.3
Oracle Fusion Applications RCU Log Files
9.2.4
Oracle Fusion Applications RCU Taking a Long Time
9.2.5
Preverification Failure (UNIX)
9.2.6
Preverification Failure (Solaris)
9.2.7
Using the Cleanup Feature
9.3
What to Do Next
10
Oracle Identity Management Provisioning
10.1
Introduction to Oracle Identity Management Provisioning
10.2
Create an Oracle Identity Management Provisioning Profile
10.2.1
Welcome Page
10.2.2
Specify Inventory Directory Page
10.2.3
Identity Management Installation Options Page
10.2.4
Specify Security Updates Page
10.2.5
Product List Page
10.2.6
Response File Description Page
10.2.7
Install Location Configuration Page
10.2.8
Node Topology Configuration Page
10.2.9
Virtual Hosts Configuration Page
10.2.10
Common Passwords Page
10.2.11
OID Configuration Page
10.2.12
ODSM Configuration Page
10.2.13
OHS Configuration Page
10.2.14
OAM Configuration Page
10.2.15
IDM DB Configuration Page
10.2.16
Load Balancer Page
10.2.17
Summary Page
10.2.18
Copy Required Files to DMZ Hosts
10.3
Provision an Oracle Identity Management Environment
10.3.1
Processing Order
10.3.2
Installation Phase Actions for Oracle Identity Management Components
10.4
Perform Oracle Identity Management Provisioning
10.4.1
Perform Provisioning by Running the Provisioning Commands
10.4.2
Monitor Provisioning Using the Oracle Identity Management Provisioning Wizard
10.4.2.1
Identity Management Installation Options Page
10.4.2.2
Install Location Configuration Page
10.4.2.3
Review Provisioning Configuration Page
10.4.2.4
Summary Page
10.4.2.5
Prerequisite Checks Page
10.4.2.6
Installation Page
10.4.2.7
Preconfigure Page
10.4.2.8
Configure Page
10.4.2.9
Configure Secondary Page
10.4.2.10
Postconfigure Page
10.4.2.11
Startup Page
10.4.2.12
Validation Page
10.4.2.13
IDM Provisioning Complete
10.5
Perform Mandatory Oracle Identity Management Post-Installation Tasks
10.5.1
Create ODSM Connections to Oracle Virtual Directory
10.5.2
Pass Configuration Properties File to Oracle Fusion Applications
10.6
Validate Provisioning
10.6.1
Validate the Administration Server
10.6.2
Validate the Oracle Access Manager Configuration
10.6.3
Validate Oracle Directory Services Manager (ODSM)
10.6.3.1
Validate Browser Connection to ODSM Site
10.6.3.2
Validate ODSM Connections to Oracle Internet Directory
10.6.4
Validate WebGate and the
Oracle
Access Manager Single Sign-On Setup
10.7
Manage the Topology for an Oracle Identity Management Enterprise Deployment
10.7.1
Start and Stop Components
10.7.1.1
Startup Order
10.7.1.2
Start and Stop Servers
10.7.1.2.1
Start All Servers
10.7.1.2.2
Stop All Servers:
10.7.2
About Oracle Identity Management Console URLs
10.7.3
Perform Backups During Installation and Configuration
10.7.3.1
Back Up Middleware Home
10.7.3.2
Back Up LDAP Directories
10.7.3.2.1
Back up Oracle Internet Directory
10.7.3.2.2
Back up Oracle Virtual Directory
10.7.3.2.3
Back Up Third-Party Directories
10.7.3.3
Back Up the Database
10.7.3.4
Back Up the WebLogic Domain
10.7.3.5
Back Up the Web Tier
10.8
Next Steps
11
Troubleshoot Oracle Identity Management Provisioning
11.1
Get Started with Troubleshooting
11.1.1
Use the Log Files
11.1.2
Recover From Oracle Identity Management Provisioning Failure
11.2
Resolve Common Problems
11.2.1
Provisioning Fails
11.2.2
OID Account is Locked
11.2.3
Missing ODSM Instance Directory on Second Node
11.2.4
Null Error Occurs When WebLogic Patches Are Applied
11.2.5
Oracle Identity Management Patch Manager Progress Command Shows Active Session After Provisioning
11.2.6
False OPatch Error Messages Printed to Log During Install Phase
11.2.7
Oracle Identity Management Provisioning Wizard Hangs (Linux and UNIX)
11.2.8
Provisioning Fails During Install Phase (Linux)
11.3
Use My Oracle Support for Additional Troubleshooting Information
11.4
Next Steps
12
Create a Response File for a New Oracle Fusion Applications Environment
12.1
Introduction to Creating a Response File
12.1.1
How Does the Response File Work?
12.1.2
Select Product Offerings
12.1.3
Wizard Actions for Oracle Identity Management Components
12.1.4
Create Installation-Specific Response Files
12.1.5
Update a Response File
12.2
Prerequisites to Creating a Response File
12.3
Create a Response File
12.3.1
Start the Provisioning Wizard
12.3.2
Wizard Screens and Instructions
12.3.3
Oracle WebLogic Server Node Manager Credentials and Installation Locations
12.3.4
System Port Allocation
12.3.5
Domain Topology Configuration
12.3.6
Oracle Business Intelligence Configuration
12.3.7
Web Tier Configuration
12.3.8
Load Balancer Configuration
12.3.8.1
Virtual Hosts Configuration
12.3.9
Web Proxy Configuration
12.3.10
Distinguished Names
12.3.11
Oracle Identity Management Properties File
12.3.12
Identity Management Configuration
12.3.13
Access and Policy Management Configuration
12.3.14
Summary
12.4
Update an Existing Response File
12.5
Next Steps
13
Provision a New Oracle Fusion Applications Environment
13.1
Introduction to Provisioning a New Oracle Fusion Applications Environment
13.2
Installation Phases and Types of Hosts in a Multiple-Host Environment
13.3
Prerequisites to Provisioning a New Oracle Fusion Applications Environment
13.4
Provision a New Environment on Multiple Hosts
13.5
Perform the Installation
13.5.1
Start the Wizard and Prepare to Install
13.5.2
Install Oracle Fusion Applications
13.5.3
Installation Location Details
13.5.4
Oracle Fusion Applications Post-Installation Checklist
13.5.5
Perform a Manual Backup
13.5.6
Use the Command-Line Interface for Installations on the Primary and Secondary Hosts
13.5.6.1
Add Arguments to Phase Commands
13.5.6.2
Run the Installation Phases
13.6
Next Steps
14
Troubleshoot an Oracle Fusion Applications Environment
14.1
General Troubleshooting
14.2
Provisioning Log Files
14.2.1
Modify the Default Log Level
14.2.2
Default Log Level for Managed Servers
14.3
Recovery After Failure
14.3.1
Automated Cleanup and Recovery
14.3.2
Run Cleanup and Restore
14.3.3
Handle Cleanup Failures
14.3.4
Handle Remnant Processes
14.3.5
Handle Restore Failures
14.4
Troubleshoot Preverify Phase Errors
14.4.1
Preverify Phase Prerequisite Condition Failed on Red Hat Enterprise 6
14.4.2
Preverify Phase Not Displaying All Validation Errors on non-Primordial Hosts
14.4.3
Preverify Phase Required Free Space is Higher than Actually Provisioned
14.4.4
Preverify Phase Failure for PS Package
14.4.5
Preverify Phase Warning
14.5
Troubleshoot Install Phase Errors
14.5.1
Cancel an Installation in Progress
14.5.2
Install Phase Failed with INST-07221: Specified connect string is not in a valid format Error
14.6
Troubleshoot Postconfigure Phase Errors
14.6.1
Postconfigure Phase Oracle SOA Suite Server Startup Errors
14.7
Troubleshoot Startup Phase Errors
14.8
Troubleshoot Validate Phase Errors
14.8.1
Validate Phase Topology Manager Service Endpoint Invocation Error
14.8.2
Out-of-the-Box Configuration for B2BUI
14.9
What to Do Next
15
Complete Mandatory Common Post-Installation Tasks
15.1
Introduction to Completing Mandatory Post-Installation Tasks
15.2
Apply Patches to the New Environment
15.3
Update the MDS Schema Database Statistics
15.4
Set Up Notifications
15.4.1
Configure E-Mail Notification Using Oracle SOA Suite
15.5
Create a Custom Index for SYSAUX Segments
15.6
Next Steps
16
Complete Conditional Common Post-Installation Tasks
16.1
Set Up Global Search
16.1.1
Oracle Fusion Applications Environment
16.1.2
Oracle Enterprise Crawl and Search Framework
16.1.2.1
Oracle Enterprise Crawl and Search Framework Management Features
16.1.2.2
Key Oracle Enterprise Crawl and Search Framework Features
16.1.3
Validate the Oracle Enterprise Crawl and Search Framework Environment
16.1.4
Configure Help Search: Highlights
16.1.5
Searchable Objects
16.1.6
Configure External Search Categories for Oracle Business Intelligence and Oracle WebCenter Portal: Procedures
16.1.7
Make a Search Application Highly Available
16.2
Set Up Privacy Statement
16.3
Configure Oracle User Productivity Kit In-Application Support
16.3.1
Register Oracle UPK as an Enterprise Application
16.3.2
Deploy the Oracle UPK Player Package
16.4
Review and Configure Diagnostic Logging Settings and Diagnostic Testing Features
16.4.1
Configure Settings for Log Files During Normal Operation
16.4.1.1
Manage Rotating Log File Space Usage for PL/SQL Applications
16.4.1.2
Manage Log File Space Usage for C Applications
16.4.2
Understand Oracle Fusion Applications Diagnostic Tests and the Diagnostic Framework
16.4.2.1
Relationships Between Diagnostic Tests, Incidents, and Log Messages
16.4.2.2
Standard Diagnostic Testing Administration Tasks and Tools
16.4.3
Configure the Diagnostic Testing Framework for Normal Operation
16.4.3.1
Control Access to Diagnostic Testing Functionality
16.4.3.2
Navigate to the Diagnostic Dashboard Application
16.4.3.2.1
Navigate to the Diagnostic Dashboard Application from an Oracle Fusion Application
16.4.3.2.2
Navigate to the Diagnostic Dashboard Application from Cloud Control
16.4.3.2.3
Configure Required Variables for the diagctl Command Line Interface
16.4.4
Health Checking and Diagnostic Tasks
16.4.5
Configuration Tasks
16.5
Configure Oracle HTTP Server with Custom Certificates
16.5.1
Option 1
16.5.2
Option 2
16.6
Set Up Backup for Oracle Fusion Applications
16.7
Set up Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control to Monitor and Manage Oracle Fusion Applications
16.8
Complete Conditional Oracle Identity Management Post-Installation Tasks
16.8.1
Post-Provisioning Steps for Oracle Access Manager
16.8.1.1
Update Existing WebGate Agents
16.8.1.2
Update WebGate Configuration
16.8.2
Configure Oracle Identity Federation
16.8.2.1
Start Oracle Identity Federation Managed Servers
16.8.2.2
Validate Oracle Identity Federation
16.8.2.3
Configure the Enterprise Manager Agents
16.8.2.4
Enable and Disable Oracle Identity Federation
16.8.2.4.1
Enable Oracle Identity Federation
16.8.2.4.2
Disable Oracle Identity Federation
16.8.3
Configure Identity Integration with Active Directory
16.8.3.1
Create Adapters in Oracle Virtual Directory
16.8.3.1.1
Remove Existing Adapters
16.8.3.1.2
Create an Oracle Virtual Directory Adapter for Active Directory
16.8.3.1.3
Validate the Oracle Virtual Directory Adapters
16.8.3.2
Prepare Active Directory
16.8.3.2.1
Configure Active Directory for Use with Oracle Access Manager and Oracle Identity Manager
16.8.3.2.2
Create Users and Groups
16.8.3.2.3
Create Access Control Lists in Non-Oracle Internet Directory Directories
16.8.3.3
Modify Oracle Identity Manager to Support Active Directory
16.8.3.4
Update the Username Generation Policy for Active Directory
16.8.4
Set up LDAP Split Profile and Enable Active Directory Users in Oracle Fusion Applications
16.8.4.1
Create Adapters in Oracle Virtual Directory for consolidating Active Directory and Oracle Internet Directory
16.8.4.1.1
Set Up Oracle Internet Directory as a Shadow Directory
16.8.4.1.2
Create a Shadow Joiner Adapter
16.8.4.1.3
Verify Oracle Internet Directory User Adapter and Changelog Adapter
16.8.4.1.4
Create Active Directory User Adapter
16.8.4.1.5
Create Active Directory Changelog adapter
16.8.4.1.6
Create Join Adapter
16.8.4.1.7
Create Global Plugin for virtualmemberof Functionality
16.8.4.1.8
Create Global Plugin for Changelog
16.8.4.2
Configure the Storable Attributes
16.8.4.3
Configure Oracle Access Manager and Oracle Identity Manager for Split Profile
16.8.4.3.1
Configure Oracle Identity Management Domain with new settings
16.8.4.3.2
Verify and Configure OAM to use third-party users as OAM Administrators
16.8.4.3.3
Verify Oracle Identity Manager
16.8.4.3.4
Update Container Rules in MDS for Split Profile
16.8.4.3.5
Update Username Generation Policy to Accommodate Active Directory
16.8.4.3.6
Change User and Group Search Base for all Oracle Fusion Applications Domains
16.8.4.3.7
Add Users from Active Directory into Oracle Identity Manager
16.8.4.3.8
Grant Privileges to Active Directory User
16.8.5
Set Up Oracle Identity Management Node Manager for SSL
16.8.5.1
Overview of the Node Manager
16.8.5.2
Configure Node Manager to Use SSL
16.8.5.3
Update Domain to Access Node Manager Using SSL
16.8.5.4
Update Start and Stop Scripts to Use SSL
16.8.5.5
Enable Host Name Verification Certificates for Node Manager
16.8.5.5.1
Generate Self-Signed Certificates Using the utils.CertGen Utility
16.8.5.5.2
Create an Identity Keystore Using the utils.ImportPrivateKey Utility
16.8.5.5.3
Create a Trust Keystore Using the Keytool Utility
16.8.5.5.4
Configure Node Manager to Use the Custom Keystores
16.8.5.5.5
Configure Managed Oracle WebLogic Servers to Use the Custom Keystores
16.8.5.5.6
Change the Host Name Verification Setting for the Managed Servers
16.8.5.6
Update boot.properties Files
16.8.5.7
Start Node Manager
16.9
Install and Configure Oracle Business Intelligence Applications
16.10
Configure Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence
16.11
Set Up Report Delivery Servers
16.11.1
Navigate to the Oracle BI Publisher Administration Page
16.11.2
Configure Report Delivery Servers
16.12
Configure Oracle Data Integrator Studio
16.13
Set Up the Oracle Business Intelligence Administration Tool
16.14
Perform Optional Language Installations
16.14.1
Pre-Installation Steps - Before Down Time
16.14.1.1
Before Beginning
16.14.1.2
Confirm the Oracle Fusion Applications Installation is Complete
16.14.1.3
Maintain Versions of Customized BI Publisher Reports
16.14.1.4
Run Health Checker for Pre-Down Time Checks
16.14.2
Pre-Installation Steps - During Down Time
16.14.2.1
Run Health Checker for General System Health Checks
16.14.2.2
Back Up Oracle Fusion Applications
16.14.2.3
Apply Mandatory Prerequisite Patches
16.14.3
Install a Language
16.14.3.1
Run Language Pack Installer in Silent Mode
16.14.3.2
Run Language Pack Installer in GUI Mode
16.14.3.2.1
Installer User Interface
16.14.4
Complete the Post-Installation Tasks
16.14.4.1
Confirm Database Artifact Deployments Were Successful
16.14.4.2
Review Log Files for Errors or Exceptions
16.14.4.3
Run Health Checker for Post Installation Checks
16.14.4.4
Bounce All Servers and Verify the Status of Deployed Applications
16.14.4.5
Reload Custom Templates for BI Publisher Reports
16.14.4.6
Perform Steps in NLS Release Notes
16.14.5
Troubleshoot Language Pack Installer Sessions
16.14.5.1
Log Directories for Language Pack Installer Tasks
16.14.5.2
Troubleshoot Failures During the Installation Phase
16.14.5.3
Language Pack Installer Configuration Assistants
16.14.5.4
General Troubleshooting During the Configuration Phase in Silent Mode
16.14.5.5
General Troubleshooting During the Configuration Phase in GUI Mode
16.14.5.5.1
Restart a Failed Installer Session
16.14.5.5.2
Troubleshoot Failures While Parallel Tasks Are Running
16.14.5.5.3
The Next Button Is Not Enabled During Configuration Assistants
16.14.5.5.4
The OPSS Security Store Goes Down While the Installer is Running
16.14.5.5.5
Failure During Opening of Wallet Based Credential Store
16.14.5.5.6
Error While Loading Database Components in GUI Mode
16.14.5.6
Recover From a Language Pack Installer Session That Was Shut Down
16.14.5.7
Troubleshoot Applying Middleware Patches
16.14.5.8
Troubleshoot Loading Database Components
16.14.5.9
Troubleshoot Deployment of Applications Policies
16.14.5.10
Troubleshoot Deployment of BI Publisher Artifacts
16.14.5.11
Resolve JAZN Conflicts Found by Health Checker
16.14.5.12
Installer Requirement Checks Fail
16.14.5.13
Language Pack Installer Fails Due To Thread Calls
16.15
Set Up Segregation of Duties
16.15.1
Set Up SOD
16.15.2
Turn Off SOD Checks
16.15.3
Modify the Segregation of Duties Routing Policies for Approving Role Provisioning: Procedures
16.15.4
Modify Rules Using Oracle SOA Composer
16.15.5
Modify Rules Using JDeveloper
16.15.6
Troubleshoot Segregation of Duties for Role Provisioning: Procedures
16.15.7
Failure of Role Assignment Request
16.15.8
Task Details Missing
16.15.9
Configure Oracle Data Integrator Studio for External Authentication: Explained
16.15.10
Prerequisites
16.15.11
Configuration for ESS
16.16
Configure Presence Servers
16.16.1
createExtAppConnection
16.16.2
addExtAppField
16.16.3
createIMPConnection
16.17
Configure Audit Trails for Oracle Fusion Middleware
16.18
Install Print Servers
16.18.1
External Applications
16.19
Configure Oracle HTTP Server for Privileged Port (UNIX Only with No Load Balancer)
16.20
Use Default Oracle Database Vault Schemas
16.21
Next Steps
17
Complete Conditional Common High Availability Post-Installation Tasks for Oracle Identity Management
17.1
Introduction to Completing Conditional Common High Availability Post-Installation Tasks for Oracle Identity Management
17.2
Scale Identity Management
17.2.1
Scale Up the Topology
17.2.2
Scale Out the Topology
17.2.3
Scale Out the Database
17.2.4
Scale the Directory Tier
17.2.4.1
Scale Oracle Internet Directory
17.2.4.1.1
Assemble Information for Scaling Oracle Internet Directory
17.2.4.1.2
Configure an Additional Oracle Internet Directory Instance
17.2.4.1.3
Register Oracle Internet Directory with the WebLogic Server Domain (IDMDomain)
17.2.4.1.4
Configure Oracle Internet Directory to Accept Server Authentication Mode SSL Connections
17.2.4.1.5
Reconfigure the Load Balancer
17.2.4.2
Scale Oracle Virtual Directory
17.2.4.2.1
Assemble Information for Scaling Oracle Virtual Directory
17.2.4.2.2
Configure an Additional Oracle Virtual Directory
17.2.4.2.3
Register Oracle Virtual Directory with the Oracle WebLogic Server Domain (IDMDomain)
17.2.4.2.4
Create ODSM Connections to Oracle Virtual Directory
17.2.4.2.5
Create Adapters in Oracle Virtual Directory
17.2.5
Scale the Application Tier
17.2.5.1
Mount Middleware Home and Create a New Machine when Scaling Out
17.2.5.2
Create a New Node Manager when Scaling Out
17.2.5.3
Scale ODSM
17.2.5.4
Scale Oracle Access Manager 11g
17.2.5.4.1
Assemble Information for Scaling Oracle Access Manager
17.2.5.4.2
Prepare New Node for Scaling Out
17.2.5.4.3
Configure the New Oracle Access Manager Server
17.2.5.4.4
Register the Managed Server with Oracle Access Manager
17.2.5.4.5
Update WebGate Profiles
17.2.5.4.6
Update the Web Tier
17.2.5.5
Scale Oracle Identity Manager
17.2.5.5.1
Assemble Information for Scaling Oracle Identity Manager
17.2.5.5.2
Clone an Existing Oracle Identity Manager Server when Scaling Up Oracle Identity Manager or SOA
17.2.5.5.3
Mount Middleware Home and Create a New Machine when Scaling Out
17.2.5.5.4
Configure New JMS Servers
17.2.5.5.5
Perform Pack/Unpack When Scaling Out
17.2.5.5.6
Configure Oracle Coherence for Deploying Composites
17.2.5.5.7
Complete the Oracle Identity Manager Configuration Steps
17.2.5.6
Scale Oracle Identity Federation
17.2.5.6.1
Assemble Information for Scaling Oracle Identity Federation
17.2.5.6.2
Configure Oracle Identity Federation
17.2.5.6.3
Perform Pack/Unpack when Scaling Out
17.2.5.6.4
Complete Oracle Identity Federation Server Configuration
17.2.5.6.5
Add New Managed Server to OHS Configuration
17.2.5.7
Run Pack/Unpack
17.2.5.8
Add New WebLogic Managed Server to Oracle HTTP Server Configuration Files
17.2.6
Scale the Web Tier
17.2.6.1
Assemble Information for Scaling the Web Tier
17.2.6.2
Mount Middleware Home and Copy Oracle HTTP Server Files when Scaling Out
17.2.6.3
Run the Configuration Wizard to Configure the HTTP Server
17.2.6.4
Register Oracle HTTP Server with WebLogic Server
17.2.6.5
Reconfigure the Load Balancer
17.2.7
Post-Scaling Steps for All Components
17.3
Set Up Server Migration for Identity Management
17.3.1
Overview of Server Migration for an Enterprise Deployment
17.3.2
Set Up a User and Tablespace for the Server Migration Leasing Table
17.3.3
Create a Multi Data Source Using the Oracle WebLogic Administration Console
17.3.4
Edit Node Manager's Properties File
17.3.5
Set Environment and Superuser Privileges for the wlsifconfig.sh Script
17.3.6
Configure Server Migration Targets
17.3.7
Test the Server Migration
17.3.8
Back Up the Server Migration Configuration
17.4
Set Up Fail Over for the Administration Server
17.4.1
Fail Over the Administration Server to
IDMHOST2
17.4.2
Start the Administration Server on
IDMHOST2
17.4.3
Validate Access to
IDMHOST2
Through Oracle HTTP Server
17.4.4
Fail the Administration Server Back to
IDMHOST1
17.5
Next Steps
18
Complete Conditional Common High Availability Post-Installation Tasks for Oracle Fusion Applications
18.1
Introduction to Completing Conditional Common High Availability Post-Installation Tasks for Oracle Fusion Applications
18.2
Scale Oracle Fusion Applications
18.2.1
Scale Out Oracle HTTP Server
18.2.1.1
Prerequisites for Performing the Scale Out
18.2.1.2
Install the Oracle Web Tier
18.2.1.3
Install Oracle Web Tier Patches
18.2.1.4
Configure Oracle Web Tier
18.2.1.5
Install WebGate
18.2.1.6
Install WebGate Patches
18.2.1.7
Configure WebGate
18.2.1.8
Validate Oracle HTTP Server on WEBHOST2
18.2.2
Scale Out Node Manager
18.2.2.1
Prerequisites for Setting Up Node Manager
18.2.2.2
Set Up Node Manager for SCALED_OUT_HOST
18.2.2.3
Create the Identity Keystore on SCALED_OUT_HOST
18.2.3
Perform Scale-Out Tasks Common to All Domains
18.2.3.1
Start SCALED_OUT_HOST Node Manager in SSL Mode
18.2.3.2
Add a New Machine In the Oracle WebLogic Server Console
18.2.3.3
Pack and Unpack the Managed Server Domain Home to SCALED_OUT_HOST
18.2.3.4
Clone Managed Servers and Assign Them to SCALED_OUT_HOST
18.2.3.5
Configure Oracle HTTP Server
18.2.3.6
Configure Server Migration for the Managed Servers
18.2.3.7
Validate the System
18.2.4
Perform Scale-Out Tasks Specific to the Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management Domain
18.2.4.1
Configure Data Quality for Scale Out
18.2.4.1.1
Obtain Postal Reference Data and License Keys
18.2.4.1.2
Set Up the Data Quality Engine
18.2.4.1.3
Configure the Data Quality Connector and IIR
18.2.4.1.4
Create a Second Data Quality Server on CRMHOST2
18.2.5
Perform Scale-Out Tasks Specific to the Common Domain
18.2.5.1
Clone Managed Servers and Assign Them to SCALED_OUT_HOST
18.2.5.2
Remove Oracle Coherence Start-up Properties from the wlcs_server1 Server
18.2.5.3
Configure Shared Content Folders for the UCM_server1 Server
18.2.5.4
Add a sip Data-Tier Channel to the wlcs_sipstate2 Server
18.2.5.5
Unpack the UCM_server2 Server
18.2.5.6
Configure Oracle WebCenter
18.2.5.6.1
Configure the Oracle WebCenter Portal wc_spaces and wc_spaces2 Servers
18.2.5.6.2
Configure Persistence Stores for JMS Servers
18.2.5.6.3
Configure a Default Persistence Store for Transaction Recovery
18.2.5.6.4
Set the Listen Address for IPM_server1 and IPM_server2
18.2.5.6.5
Add IPM_server1 and IPM_server2 VIP Addresses to the List of Allowed Hosts
18.2.5.7
Scale Out Oracle WebCenter Content Inbound Refinery Server
18.2.5.8
Add UCM_server1 and UCM_server2 to the Connection Pool
18.2.6
Configure Oracle Coherence for the odi_server Managed Server
18.2.7
Scale Out the Oracle Business Intelligence Domain
18.2.7.1
Overview of the Oracle Business Intelligence Domain
18.2.7.2
Prerequisites for Scaling the Oracle Business Intelligence Domain
18.2.7.3
Start the Default Node Manager
18.2.7.4
Prerequisites for Scaling Oracle Business Intelligence on BIHOST2
18.2.7.4.1
Configure a JMS File Persistence Store in BIHOST1
18.2.7.4.2
Set the Listen Address for the bi_server1 Managed Server
18.2.7.4.3
Update the FusionVirtualHost_bi.conf Configuration File
18.2.7.5
Scale Oracle Business Intelligence Components
18.2.7.5.1
Scale Out the Oracle Business Intelligence System on BIHOST2
18.2.7.5.2
Start Node Manager in SSL Mode
18.2.7.5.3
Scale the System Components
18.2.7.5.4
Configure Secondary Instances of Singleton Components
18.2.7.5.5
Configure the bi_server2 Managed Server
18.2.7.5.6
Perform Additional Configuration for Oracle Business Intelligence High Availability
18.2.7.5.7
Configure a Default Persistence Store for Transaction Recovery
18.2.7.5.8
Start and Validate Oracle Business Intelligence on BIHOST2
18.2.7.5.9
Validate Access Through Oracle HTTP Server
18.2.7.5.10
Configure Node Manager for the Managed Servers
18.2.7.5.11
Configure Server Migration for the Managed Servers
18.2.7.6
Configure and Validate Oracle Essbase Clustering
18.2.7.7
Validate the System
18.2.8
Scale Up: Add Managed Servers to Existing Hosts
18.2.8.1
Scale Up Oracle Fusion Applications Managed Servers to an Existing Host
18.2.8.1.1
Clone Managed Servers and Assign Them to SCALED_UP_HOST
18.2.8.1.2
Validate the System
18.2.8.2
Scale Up Oracle SOA Suite Server to an Existing Host
18.2.8.2.1
Clone Managed Servers and Assigning Them to SCALED_UP_HOST
18.2.8.2.2
Validate the System
18.2.8.3
Scale Up Oracle Business Intelligence to an Existing Host
18.2.8.3.1
Scale-Up Procedure for Oracle Business Intelligence
18.2.9
Procedures for Scaling Out Oracle SOA Suite Server
18.2.9.1
Scale Out the Oracle SOA Suite Server
18.2.9.1.1
Prerequisites for Scaling Out the Topology for Oracle SOA Suite Server
18.2.9.1.2
Add a New Machine in the Oracle WebLogic Server Console
18.2.9.1.3
Pack and Unpack the Managed Server Domain Home
18.2.9.1.4
Clone Managed Servers and Assign Them to SCALED_OUT_HOST
18.2.9.1.5
Validate the System
18.2.9.2
Enable Virtual IPs on PROVISIONED_HOST and SCALED_OUT_HOST
18.2.9.3
Set the Listen Address for soa_server
n
18.2.9.4
Update the FusionVirtualHost Configuration File
18.2.9.5
Switch Oracle User Messaging Service to Use Oracle Advanced Queuing
18.2.9.6
Configure JMS Servers with JDBC Store Persistence
18.2.9.7
Configure Oracle Coherence for Deploying Composites
18.2.9.8
Configure a JDBC Transaction Log Store for Transaction Recovery
18.2.9.9
Disable Host Name Verification for the soa_server
n
Managed Servers
18.2.9.10
Restart Node Manager on PROVISIONED_HOST
18.2.9.11
Start and Validate soa_server1 on PROVISIONED_HOST
18.2.9.12
Restart Node Manager on SCALED_OUT_HOST
18.2.9.13
Start and Validate soa_server
n
on SCALED_OUT_HOST
18.2.10
Configure Administration Server High Availability
18.2.10.1
Enable an Administrative Virtual Host on PROVISIONED_HOST
18.2.10.2
Add a New Machine in the Oracle WebLogic Server Console
18.2.10.3
Enable an Administration Server to Listen on the Virtual IP Address
18.2.10.4
Configure Oracle HTTP Server
18.2.10.5
Validate the Administration Server
18.2.10.6
Manual Fail Over the Administration Server to SCALED_OUT_HOST
18.2.10.6.1
Prerequisites for the Manual Failover
18.2.10.6.2
Performing the Failover
18.2.10.7
Fail the Administration Server Back to PROVISIONED_HOST
18.3
Set Up Server Migration for Oracle Fusion Applications
18.3.1
Prerequisites for Setting Up Server Migration
18.3.2
Migrate Oracle Fusion Applications
18.3.3
About Server Migration Configuration
18.3.4
Set Up a User and Tablespace for the Server Migration Leasing Table
18.3.5
Create a Multi-Data Source Using the Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console
18.3.6
Edit Node Manager's Properties File
18.3.7
Set Environment and Superuser Privileges for the wlsifconfig.sh Script (for UNIX Only)
18.3.8
Configure Server Migration Targets
18.3.9
Test the Server Migration
18.4
Next Steps
19
Complete Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management Post-Installation Tasks
19.1
Install and Configure the Bounce Handling Daemon
19.2
Set Up SMS Marketing
19.3
Set Up Implicit Personalization Behavior
19.3.1
Post-Deployment Activities
19.4
Next Steps
20
Complete Oracle Fusion Financials Post-Installation Tasks
20.1
Set Up the Financial Reporting Center
20.1.1
Components
20.1.2
Set Up the Financial Reporting Center: Critical Choices
20.1.3
Configure Financial Reporting Center
20.1.4
Install and Configure Financial Reporting Studio
20.1.5
Install Smart View
20.1.6
Configure Workspace Database Connections
20.1.7
Configure Oracle Fusion Transactional BI Dimensions
20.2
Set Up Oracle Document Capture and Oracle Forms Recognition
20.2.1
Configure the Oracle Webcenter: Imaging and Process Management Input Directory Network Share
20.2.1.1
Verify the Oracle Webcenter: Imaging Input Directory Path
20.2.1.2
Configure the Network Share for the Oracle Webcenter: Imaging Input Directory
20.2.1.3
Verify Oracle Webcenter: Imaging Input Agent
20.2.1.4
Configure the Windows Mapped Network Drive for the Input Directory
20.2.2
Configure the Oracle Forms Recognition Project Network Share
20.2.2.1
Configure the Network Share for the Oracle Forms Recognition AP Project Folder
20.2.2.2
Configure the Windows Mapped Network Drive for the AP Project Folder
20.2.3
Install and Configure Oracle Document Capture and Oracle Forms Recognition on Windows
20.2.3.1
Prerequisites
20.2.3.2
Run the Setup Utility
20.2.3.3
Install Oracle Document Capture
20.2.3.4
Configure Oracle Document Capture
20.2.3.4.1
Configure Additional Routing Attributes for Manual Scanning
20.2.3.5
Configure Oracle Document Capture Import Server for Importing Images from E-Mail
20.2.3.6
Install Oracle Forms Recognition for Payables
20.2.3.7
Configure Oracle Forms Recognition for Payables
20.2.3.8
Configure Shared Drive Access for Oracle Forms Recognition Runtime Service Manager
20.3
Oracle Fusion Advanced Collections Dunning
20.3.1
Add the E-Mail Server
20.4
Enable Encryption of Sensitive Payment Information
20.5
Configure a Communication Channel to a Payment System
20.5.1
Proxy Server
20.5.2
Secure Sockets Layer Protocol
20.5.3
Unsecure Protocols
20.6
Configure Oracle B2B Inbound Flow to Receive Supplier Invoices in XML
20.6.1
Configure the Host Company
20.6.2
Configure the Supplier
20.7
Set Up Oracle B2B to Send Receivables Transactions in XML
20.7.1
Configure Trading Partners
20.7.2
Configure Agreements
20.8
Next Steps
21
Complete Oracle Fusion Applications Accounting Hub Post-Installation Tasks
21.1
Set Up the Financial Reporting Center
21.2
Integrate with Other Products
21.2.1
Integrate with Oracle E-Business Suite and Oracle PeopleSoft: Overview
21.2.1.1
Register Applications Coexistence Instances
21.2.2
How to Integrate with Data Relationship Management: Overview
21.2.3
How to Integrate with Hyperion Planning: Overview
21.3
Next Steps
22
Complete Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management Post-Installation Tasks
22.1
Set Up Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management Coexistence
22.1.1
Prerequisites
22.1.2
Ensure Correct Token Replacement During Oracle Enterprise Scheduler Service Deployment
22.1.3
Set Up an FTP Server
22.1.4
Set Up FTP Accounts
22.1.5
Set Up SOA FTP Adapter
22.1.6
Set Up Oracle Data Integrator
22.1.6.1
Prerequisites
22.1.6.2
Set Up Oracle Data Integrator for Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management Coexistence
22.1.7
Create Oracle Data Integrator Directories
22.1.8
Validate the Topology Settings
22.1.9
Verify the Configuration of the Work Repository
22.1.10
Verify Database Connections
22.1.11
Configure File Technology Connections
22.1.12
Enable SQL*Loader for Oracle Data Integrator
22.1.13
Configure the Oracle Web Services Manager for Interaction with the Source Application Web Services
22.1.14
Set up the HCM Configuration for Coexistence Parameters
22.2
Recommended Memory Requirement for Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management Workforce Reputation Management Product
22.3
Create and Update an ISAM Vertex Database
22.3.1
Create and Update an ISAM Database for Microsoft Windows
22.3.2
Create and Update an ISAM Database for UNIX
22.4
Next Steps
23
Complete Oracle Fusion Incentive Compensation Post-Installation Tasks
23.1
Integrate Oracle Fusion Incentive Compensation with Geo Map Server
23.2
Next Steps
24
Complete Oracle Fusion Project Portfolio Management Post-Installation Tasks
24.1
View Summarized Revenue and Invoice Amounts After Data Migration
24.2
Next Steps
25
Complete Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management Post-Installation Tasks
25.1
Install Oracle Enterprise Data Quality for Product Data Oracle DataLens Server
25.1.1
Establish a Connection
25.2
Next Steps
26
Next Steps
26.1
Manage User Passwords for Login Access to Applications Components
26.2
Complete Common User Setup Tasks
26.3
Enable Product Offering Functionality
26.4
Troubleshoot Tips for Runtime Issues
26.4.1
OutOfMemory Error Due to PermGen Space (Solaris)
26.5
(Optional) Install Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control
27
Extend an Oracle Fusion Applications Environment Using Incremental Provisioning During Upgrade
27.1
Introduction to Extending an Oracle Fusion Applications Environment Using Incremental Provisioning During Upgrade
27.2
Create an Extended Provisioning Response File
27.2.1
Before Starting the Provisioning Wizard
27.2.2
Start the Provisioning Wizard
27.2.3
Wizard Screens and Instructions
27.3
Perform Incremental Provisioning
27.4
Troubleshoot Incremental Provisioning
27.4.1
Troubleshoot Response File Creation Errors
27.4.2
Troubleshoot Preverify Phase Errors
27.4.3
Troubleshoot Install Phase Errors
27.4.3.1
Install Phase Errors Caused by Configuration Changes Done by Other Privileged Users
27.5
Next Steps
28
Uninstall an Oracle Fusion Applications Environment
28.1
Introduction to Uninstall an Oracle Fusion Applications Environment
28.2
Prerequisites to Uninstall an Oracle Fusion Applications Environment
28.3
Uninstall Oracle Fusion Applications Using the Provisioning Wizard
28.3.1
Start the Provisioning Wizard
28.3.2
Wizard Interview Screens and Instructions
28.4
Uninstall Oracle Fusion Applications From the Command Line
28.5
Clean Up After Uninstalling Oracle Fusion Applications
28.6
Uninstall Oracle Identity Management
28.7
Delete the Database
28.8
Uninstall the Oracle Identity Management Provisioning Framework
28.9
Uninstall the Oracle Fusion Applications Provisioning Framework
28.9.1
Run the Provisioning Framework Deinstaller
28.9.2
Deinstaller Screens and Instructions
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