List of Tables

1-1 Oracle Collaboration Suite Environment Variables for UNIX

1-2 Oracle Collaboration Suite Environment Variables for Windows

1-3 Expected Oracle Content Services Basic Functionality

1-4 Required Oracle Voicemail & Fax Services

3-1 Summary of the Oracle Collaboration Suite Control Underlying Technologies

4-1 User Privileges

4-2 Oracle Calendar User Attributes

4-3 Oracle Mail User Attributes

4-4 Oracle Voicemail & Fax User Attributes

4-5 Group Privileges

4-6 Oracle Collaboration Suite Application Provisioning Plug-in Implementation

4-7 Provisioning Subscription Tool Parameters

4-8 Fields in the Password Policies General Tab Page

4-9 Fields in the Password Policies Account Lockout Tab Page

4-10 Fields in the Password Policies IP Lockout Tab Page

4-11 Fields in the Password Policies Password Syntax Tab Page

5-1 Oracle Discussions Role Permissions

5-2 Forum Message Editing and Hiding Policies

5-3 Oracle Web Access Client System Configuration Parameters

5-4 Oracle Web Access Client Default Settings Parameters

5-5 Oracle Workspaces Workspace Management

5-6 Oracle Workspaces Membership Management

5-7 Oracle Workspaces Template Management

5-8 Oracle Workspaces Application Management

5-9 Oracle Content Services Access in Oracle Workspaces

5-10 Oracle Calendar Access in Oracle Workspaces

5-11 Oracle Discussions Access in Oracle Workspaces

5-12 Oracle Workspaces Support for Oracle Collaboration Suite Web Client Access

6-1 Tablespaces and Descriptions

6-2 Methods for Changing OracleAS Metadata Repository Schema Passwords

7-1 Parameters for enblhstg.csh and addsub.csh

7-2 URIs Recorded in the Oracle Internet Directory Service Registry

8-1 Oracle Collaboration Suite Components Supporting Message Correlation

8-2 ODL Format Message Header Fields

8-3 Component IDs For Diagnostic Log File Configuration

8-4 Oracle Application Server Components with Configuration Options for Supporting ODL

9-1 Comparing the DirSync Approach to the USN-Changed Approach

9-2 Typical Requirements with Oracle Internet Directory as the Central Directory

9-3 Typical Requirements with Microsoft Active Directory as the Central Directory

9-4 Arguments for the Directory Integration and Provisioning Express Configuration Tool

9-5 Single Sign-On Login Options in Internet Explorer

10-1 Oracle Mail Processes

10-2 Parameter Recommendations for Oracle Mail

10-3 Database Process Parameter Recommendations for Oracle Mail

10-4 Parameter Recommendations for Oracle WebMail

10-5 Performance Advisors

10-6 Other Advisors

14-1 Changing Oracle Collaboration Suite Control Ports Using the emctl Command Line

14-2 Arguments for the portconfig Command

14-3 Supported Procedures for Hostname, Domain Name, and IP Address Changes

14-4 Prompts and Actions for chgiphost -mid

14-5 Prompts and Actions for chgiphost -idm

14-6 Log Levels Supported for chgiphost

15-1 Extended Composer API Parameters

15-2 dataKey Key Names

A-1 J2EE and Web Cache Ports

A-2 Portal and Oracle Mobile Collaboration Ports

A-3 Infrastructure Ports

A-4 OracleAS Integration InterConnect Ports

A-5 Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control 10g Ports

A-6 Oracle Calendar Server Ports

A-7 Oracle Content Services Ports

A-8 Oracle Real-Time Collaboration Ports

A-9 Oracle Voicemail & Fax Ports

A-10 Port Numbers (Sorted by Port Number)

B-1 Oracle Calendar Log Files

B-2 Oracle Content Services Log Files

B-3 Oracle Mail Log File Directories

B-4 Oracle Mobile Collaboration and Oracle Wireless Log Files

B-5 Oracle Real-Time Collaboration Log File Directories

B-6 Oracle Voicemail & Fax Log Files

B-7 Oracle Voicemail & Fax Log Files

C-1 Some Useful Privilege Groups

C-2 Interfaces and Their Configuration

C-3 Information Formats Supported by the PLSQL Interface

C-4 Properties Stored as Attributes in the Attribute Configuration Entry

C-5 Event propagation parameters