Index

A C D E F H I J L M N O P Q R S V W

A

advance invalidation request, 2.6.1

alias definitions

multiple host names, 2.6.1

site definitions, 2.6.1

Application Deployment

considerations, 5.3.3

Application deployment

considerations, 5.2.3

Application Server Control

Management checklist, 5.2.2

management tasks, 5.3.1

performance metrics, 4.1.4

C

Component Configuration Guides, table of, 2.7

configuration changes

distributing, 5.1.4

D

database connectivity

monitoring connections, 6.9

Departmental Topology, 1.5

Description, 1.5

expanding, 1.5

Installation Sequence, 1.5.1

management considerations, 5.3

Target Users, 1.5

Development Life Cycle Support Topology

considerations, 5.4

description, 1.6

Development Life Cycle Topology

Moving Applications from Stage to Production, 1.6.2

Disaster Recovery

Archiving, 5.1.5

Distributed Configuration Management

dcmctl command-line utility, 4.1.1

Distributed Configuration Management (DCM)

Overview, 4.1.1

Dynamic IP Addresses

Choosing, 5.1.8

E

Enterprise Data Center Topology

J2EE Applications, 1.3

Portal, Wireless, and Business Intelligence Applications, 1.4

Portal, Wireless, and Business Intelligence Applications, Description, 1.4

Portal, Wireless, and Business Intelligence Applications,Target Users, 1.4

Enterprise Deployment Topology

Management Considerations, 5.1

Enterprise Topologies, recommended, 1.1

Enterprise Topology

Post-Installation Tasks, 2.5

Infrastructure, 2.5.1

Enterprise Topology Post-Installation Tasks

OracleAS Portal and Oracle Application Server Wireless, 2.5.2

OracleAS Portal and Oracle Internet Directory, 2.5.1.1

OracleAS Portal and OracleAS Web Cache, 2.5.1.2

F

features, 3.2

Firewall

Opening Ports for AJP, 4.2

Opening Ports for Application servers and databases, 4.2

Opening Ports for Application servers and Infrastructure, 4.2

Opening Ports for Application servers and outbound ONS, 4.2

Opening Ports for Enterprise Manager, 4.2

Opening Ports for HTTP and HTTPS, 4.2

Firewall Stateful Inspection, 4.2

H

High Availability

about, 3.1

High Availability Features

adding, 1.5

I

iASPT

and mod_oc4J, 4.2.3

and OC4J, 4.2.3

configuring, 4.2.3

specifying wallet information, 4.2.3

index option, 2.6.1

Infrastructure DMZ

description, 1.3

installing, 1.3

Infrastructures

joining or leaving, 5.1.9

Installation and Configuration

Departmental Topology, 2.3

Development Life Cycle Support Topology, 2.4

Portal, BI, Wireless, Forms and Reports Services, 2.2

Installing and configuring

J2EEApplications Topology, 2.1

Intranet

tier description, 1.3

J

J2EE and Web Cache instances

determining number of, 1.3

J2EE Applications Topology

Installation Sequence, 2.1.2

J2EE Applications Topology Post-Installation Tasks, 2.6

apology pages, 2.6.1

Checklist, 2.6.1

Discoverer, 2.6.5

Enterprise Manager, 2.6.8

Forms Services, 2.6.3

Invalidation Requests, 2.6.1

Logging, 2.6.1

Optimize connection limits, 2.6.1

Oracle HTTP Server, 2.6.2

Physical memory requirements, 2.6.1

Ping URL, 2.6.1

Portal, 2.6.7

Reports Services, 2.6.4

Single Sign-On, 2.6.6

SSL Certificates, 2.6.1

J2EE Business Logic DMZ, 1.3

J2EEApplications Topology

Hardware Requirements, 2.1.1

JPDK Instance URL

changing choice of, 2.5.2

JSP

improving performance, 6.6

JVM

setting appropriate parameters, 6.5

L

LDAP

system performance, 6.4

Load Balancing Router

Configuring with multiple middle-tiers, 4.4

Log Files

managing with waterfall approach, 5.1.1

maximum limit, 5.1.1

Mining, 5.1.10

rotating, 5.1.1

Logging Levels

optimizing, 6.8

loopback

Configuration steps, 4.4

Configuring with NAT, 4.4

M

Management considerations

Multiple Departments Sharing the Same Data Center, 5.2

mod_plsql

application access, 1.3

Multiple Single Sign-On Middle Tiers

configuring, 3.3.2

Configuring HTTP load balancer, 3.3.2

Configuring identity management infrastructure database, 3.3.2

Configuring Oracle HTTP servers, 3.3.2

Reregistering mod_osso, 3.3.2

Usage Scenario, 3.3.1

N

Network Parameters

tuning for origin server, 6.1

NFS

Using in Data Center, 5.1.6

O

OC4J

Periodic Restarting, 5.1.2

OID

and Multiple Single Sign-On Middle Tiers, 3.3

opmn.xml

and iASPT, 4.2.3

Oracle Application Server Networking

Overview, 4.1

Oracle Enterprise Manager Application Server Control

about, 4.1.4

Oracle HTTP Server

using MaxClients parameter, 6.2

Oracle Internet Directory

and LDAP, 4.1.3

Oracle Process Manager and Notification (OPMN)

features, 4.1.2

OracleAS Portal

Configuring with LBR, 4.4

origin server (OS) SSL certificate

configuring, 2.6.1

P

Port Tunneling

about, 4.2.3

Portal Parallel Page Engine

handling increased concurrency, 6.10

Portal Provider UI Framework

and Default JPDK Instance URL, 2.5.2

Ports

Managing, 5.1.6

proxy server, 4.5

Q

quality of service, ensuring, 1.1

R

Recommended Topologies, 1.2

Reverse Proxy Servers

Configuring, 4.5

routers

configuring load-balancing, 4.4

S

Security, 3.2

Single Sign On Middle Tier, 1.3

Site Definitions

configuring virtual hosts, 2.6.1

SSL

about cookies and encryption, 4.3

configure session duration, 6.3

Starting and Stopping

Applications, 5.1.3

Servers, 5.1.3

Static IP

Choosing, 5.1.8

V

virtual hosts

setting up site definitions, 2.6.1

virtual IP address

adding to load balancers, 4.3

W

Web Cache

improving performance, 6.7