Index

A B C D E F H I L M N O P R S T U V W

A

access

effect on security, 2.2.2

planning, 2.2.2, 2.3.1

agents, 6.1.1.3

applications tiers

about, 1.2.2

architecture

Oracle Calendar

application system, 5.2.1.2

overview, 5.2

server, 5.2.1.1

Web client, 5.5.1

Web services, 5.5.1

Oracle Collaboration Suite architecture, 1.2

Oracle Collaboration Suite Deployment Configurations, 1.3

Oracle Collaboration Suite Search, 11.1.1

Oracle Content Services, 6.1

Oracle Discussions, 7.1

Oracle Mail, 8.1.1

Oracle Mobile Collaboration, 9.1.1

Oracle Real-Time Collaboration, 10.1.1

Oracle Voicemail & Fax, 12.1.2

Oracle Workspaces, 13.1.2

planning, 2.3

questions to ask about, 2.3.7

tiers, dedicated, 1.3.4.1

tiers, duplicated, 1.3.4.2

archiving, 2.3.7

B

B*tree database index, 6.2.3.4

backups, 2.3.3, 2.3.7, 6.2.4

base images

Oracle Calendar desktop client, 5.8.2

Oracle Connector for Outlook, 5.7.3

C

capacity, 2.3.2

credential manager, 6.1.2

D

data types, 6.2.3.1

data, backing up, 6.2.4

databases

backing up, 6.2.4

Oracle Calendar server, 5.2.1

Oracle Mobile Data Sync, 5.6.2.3

DB_BLOCK_SIZE parameter, 6.2.3.2

deployment

examples, 3

Oracle Collaboration Suite Deployment Configurations, 1.3

stages, 2.3.7

distributed deployment, 10.2.3

DMZs

contents of, 2.3.6

using existing, 2.2.5

DNS

single, 2.2.5

split, 1.3.6

using existing, 2.2.5

domain, Oracle Content Services, 6.1.1

E

End-User Portal, 2.4

examples

large deployment (several thousand users), 3.4

medium deployment (1,000 to 5,000 users), 3.3

Oracle Calendar Web client, 5.5.3.2

Oracle Mobile Data Sync, 5.6.3.2

simple deployment (200 to 1,000 users), 3.2

F

FastCGI

Oracle Calendar Web client and Web services, 5.5.3.1

Oracle Mobile Data Sync, 5.6.3.1

H

high availability

needs for, 2.3.7

Oracle Collaboration Suite high availability architectures, 3.5

I

IMAP, 2.2.5

Indexed Media tablespaces, 6.2.3.2

infrastructure tier, 1.2.1

L

load balancers

using existing, 2.2.5

load balancing, considerations for, 10.2.2.1

M

mail relays, 2.2.5

milters, 2.2.5

N

NAT, 2.2.5

Network

Deployment planning issues for a new network, 2.2.4

Deployment planning issues for an existing network, 2.2.5

network

general considerations, 2.2.4

NAT, 2.2.5

planning, 2.2

policies, 2.2.5

traffic, separation of, 2.2.3

node distribution, 2.3.6

nodes

regular, 6.1.1.2

Non-Indexed Media tablespaces, 6.2.3.2

O

Oracle Application Server

deployment with existing portal users, deployment with existing Oracle Internet Directory users, 4.2

Oracle Calendar

architecture

application system, 5.2.1.2

overview, 5.2

server, 5.2.1.1

bandwidth, 5.2.1.1

deployment configurations

Applications tier, 5.4.1

Infrastructure tier, 5.4.2

desktop client

deploying to local computers, 5.8.2

remote use, 5.8.1

shared workstations, on, 5.8.3

node network

directory server, 5.2.1.1

nodes, size of, 5.2.1.1

Oracle Connector for Outlook

Configuration Wizard, 5.7.4

deploying to local computers, 5.7.3

maintenance, 5.7.5

platforms, 5.7.1

PRF files, 5.7.4

remote use, 5.7.2

planning, 5.3

server

functionality, 5.2.2

provisioning, 5.3.6

regional users, 5.3.3

sync client, 5.8.4

unimvuser, 5.2.1.1

users, moving, 5.2.1.1

Web client

architecture, 5.5.1

example, 5.5.3.2

maintenance, 5.5.4

sizing, 5.5.3

standalone, 5.5.2

Web services

architecture, 5.5.1

maintenance, 5.5.4

sizing, 5.5.3

standalone, 5.5.2

Oracle Collaboration Suite

applications tier, 1.2.2

backups, 2.3.3

capacity, 2.3.2

distribution on nodes, 2.3.6

high availability, 2.3.7

infrastructure tier, 1.2.1

platforms, 2.3.7

redundancy, 2.3.3

scalability, 2.3.5

sizing, 2.3.7

Oracle Collaboration Suite Search

Admin Application, 11.1.2.1

architecture, 11.1.1

Federator, 11.1.2.3

Ultra Search, 11.1.2.2

Oracle Content Services

architecture, 6.1

backup and recovery, 6.2.4

choice of protocols, 6.2.1

data types, 6.2.3.1

domain, 6.1.1

Oracle Content Services Domain, 6.1.1

Oracle Internet Directory, 6.1.2

planning for deployment

choice of protocals, 6.2.1

regular node, 6.1.1.2

schema, 6.1.1.1

service, 6.1.1.3

Site Model, 6.1.3

sizing guidelines, 6.2.2

tablespaces, 6.2.3

Oracle Database

Oracle Collaboration Suite interoperability with Oracle Database, 4.1

Oracle Disucssions

architecture, 7.1

Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control

Oracle Collaboration Suite interoperability with Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control, 4.3

Oracle Internet Directory, 6.1.2

Oracle Mail

architecture, 8.1.1

inbound mail, 8.1.2.2

inbound Web mail, 8.1.2.5

Oracle WebMail retrieving e-mail messages, 8.1.2.7

outbound mail, 8.1.2.1

outbound Web mail, 8.1.2.3

retrieving e-mail messages, 8.1.2.6

Oracle Mobile Collaboration

architecture, 9.1.1

Ask E-Mail, 9.1.2.3

Ask SMS, 9.1.2.4

calendar notifications, 9.1.2.2

messaging gateway infrastructure, 9.1.1.2

Oracle Mobile Collaboration Server, 9.1.1.2

unified messaging, 9.1.2.1

Voice XML Gateway, 9.1.2.5

Oracle Mobile Data Sync

application system, as part of, 5.6.2.1

architecture, 5.6.2.1

databases, 5.6.2.3

devices, 5.6.1

example, 5.6.3.2

maintenance, 5.6.4

ports, 5.6.2.2

sizing, 5.6.3

Web pages for users, 5.6.1

Oracle Real-Time Collaboration

access requirements, 10.1.3

architecture, 10.1.1

architecture scalability, 10.2.4

clusters, 10.3.1

component interaction, 10.1.2.2

instance, 10.1.2.3

Oracle Text, 6.2.3.4

Oracle Voicemail & Fax

architecture, 12.1.2

circuit switched configuration, 12.1.3.1

PBX integration, 12.1.3

VoIP configuration, 12.1.3.2

Oracle Workspaces

architecture, 13.1.2

P

PCTVERSION parameter, 6.2.3.2

peak concurrent connected users, 6.2.2.1.1, 6.2.2.2.1

platforms, 2.3.7

policies, network, 2.2.5

PRF files, 5.7.4

protocol servers, 6.1.1.2

protocols, 6.2.1

R

recovery, 2.3.3

redundancy, 2.3.3

reverse proxy

examples of, 1.3.6

using existing, 2.2.5

Roaming Profiles

Oracle Connector for Outlook, 5.7.2

S

scalability, 2.3.5

schema

Oracle Content Services, 6.1.1.1

special, 6.2.4

security

effect on access, 2.2.2

planning, 2.2.2

servers

about, 6.1.1.3

sizing, 2.3.7

services, 6.1.1.3

silent install

Oracle Calendar desktop client, 5.8.2

Oracle Connector for Outlook, 5.7.3

Sites, 6.1.3

sizing

Oracle Calendar Web client, 5.5.3

Oracle Calendar Web services, 5.5.3

Oracle Content Services, 6.2.2

Oracle Mobile Data Sync, 5.6.3

spam

filtering, 2.2.5

SSL acceleration, 2.2.5

T

tablespaces

Indexed Media, 6.2.3.2

Non-Indexed Media, 6.2.3.2

Oracle Content Services, 6.2.3

Terminal Services

Oracle Calendar desktop client, 5.8.1

Oracle Connector for Outlook, 5.7.2

tiers

application, 1.2.2

dedicated, 1.3.4.1

duplicated, 1.3.4.2

infrastructure, 1.2.1

traffic, network, 2.2.3

U

users

Oracle Calendar

provisioning, 5.3.6

regional, 5.3.3

peak concurrent connected, 6.2.2.1.1, 6.2.2.2.1

utilities

Oracle Calendar

unimvuser, 5.2.1.1

V

virus filtering, 2.2.5

W

Web Conferencing

availability on Internet, 2.2.5