Index
A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P R S T U V W X
Numerics
- 256 color requirement, 2.2
A
- active-active topologies
-
- OracleAS Clusters in, 6.3.2
- active-active topology
-
- creating, 6.3
- installation, 6.3.4
- introduction, 6.3.1
- supporting procedures, 6.3.5
- active-passive topology
-
- creating, 6.4
- installation details, 6.4.4
- introduction, 6.4.1
- preinstallation steps, 6.4.3
- additional languages, 4.3
- advanced installation, 5
-
- installation steps, 5.2
- installed components, 5.1
- Oracle Content Database, 5.2.3
- Oracle HTTP Server, 5.2.5
- Oracle WebCenter Framework, 5.2.4
- Oracle WebCenter Framework with Oracle HTTP Server, 5.2.2
B
- backup and recovery
-
- in OracleAS Disaster Recovery environment, 6.5.1
- postinstallation, 7.5
- Bash shell
-
- setting shell limits, 2.6
- basic installation, 3
-
- installation steps, 3.2.2
- installed components, 3.1
- Bourne shell
-
- setting shell limits, 2.6
- browser requirement, 2.2
C
- C shell
-
- setting shell limits, 2.6
- CD-ROM
-
- copying to hard drive, 2.11.3
- format of, 4.11
- mount point, 4.11
- CLASSPATH environment variable, 2.10.2
- cluster topologies
-
- installing a complete Oracle WebCenter Suite installation, 1.3.1
- installing a Oracle WebCenter Framework and Oracle HTTP Server in a single Oracle home, 1.3.3
- installing Oracle WebCenter Framework only, 1.3.2
- Oracle Content Database, 1.3.5
- Oracle WebCenter Framework and Oracle HTTP Server in separate Oracle homes, 1.3.4
- remote portlet producers, 1.3.6
- with custom OC4J instances, 1.3.7
- with custom OC4J instances in multiple Oracle homes, 1.3.8
- _CLUSTER_NETWORK_NAME_ environment variable, 6.5.2.3
- components
-
- default port numbers, C
- how to assign custom port numbers, 2.7.3
- configuration assistants, E
-
- dependencies, E.1.1
- descriptions of, E.2
- error codes, E.1.2
- fatal errors, E.1.1
- troubleshooting, E.1
- console
-
- installing from, 2.2.1
- copying CD-ROM/DVD to hard drive, 2.11.3
- CPU requirements, 2.2, 2.2
- csh.login file, 2.6
- csh.login.local file, 2.6
- custom ports
-
- see static ports
D
- database character set
-
- setting for Oracle Content Database, 2.5.2.1
- database initialization parameters
-
- setting for Oracle Content Database, 2.5.2.4
- default port numbers, 2.7.2, C
- deinstallation, D
-
- overview, D.1
- silent mode, B.8
- deinstallation procedure, D.2
- DHCP
-
- installing on DHCP computers, 2.11.1
- disk space requirements, 2.2
- DISPLAY environment variable, 2.10.3
- DNS server for name resolution (OracleAS Disaster Recovery), 6.5.2.3
- DVD
-
- copying to hard drive, 2.11.3
- format of, 4.11
- mount point, 4.11
- dynamic discovery method (for OracleAS Clusters), 6.3.5.1
E
- environment variables, 2.10
-
- _CLUSTER_NETWORK_NAME_, 6.5.2.3
- CLASSPATH, 2.10.2
- DISPLAY, 2.10.3
- LD_BIND_NOW, 2.10.8
- LD_LIBRARY_PATH, 2.10.2
- NLS_LANG, 7.7
- ORA_NLS, 2.10.7
- PATH, 2.10.2
- set in .profile file, 2.10.1
- su command and, 2.10.1
- TMP, 2.10.5
- TMPDIR, 2.10.5
- TNS_ADMIN, 2.10.4
- error codes from configuration assistants, E.1.2
- /etc/csh.login file, 2.6
- /etc/csh.login.local file, 2.6
- /etc/group file, 6.2.2
- /etc/pam.d/login file, 2.6
- /etc/profile file, 2.6
- /etc/profile.local file, 2.6
- /etc/resolve.conf file, 6.5.2.3
- /etc/security/limits.so file, 2.6
F
- failover (OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster), 6.4.3.1
- fatal errors, E.1.1
- files
-
- default shell startup file, 2.6
- /etc/csh.login, 2.6
- /etc/csh.login.local, 2.6
- /etc/pam.d/login, 2.6
- /etc/profile, 2.6
- /etc/profile.local, 2.6
- /etc/security/limits.so, 2.6
- firewalls
-
- and ports, C.3
- first-time installation of any Oracle product, 4.2
- font problems, F.3.5
G
- groupadd command, 2.8
- groups (operating system)
-
- see operating system groups
- groups command, 2.9
H
- hardware cluster, 6.4.1
- high availability environments, 6
-
- active-active topology, 6.3
- active-passive topology, 6.4
- /etc/group file, 6.2.2
- inventory directory, 6.2.4
- oracle user, 6.2.3
- OracleAS Clusters, 6.3
- OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster, 6.4
- overview, 6.1
- requirements, 6.2
- summary of differences, 6.1.4
- hostname requirement, 2.2
- hosts file for name resolution (OracleAS Disaster Recovery), 6.5.2.3
- httpd.conf file, 2.7.3.3
I
- installActions.log, B.6
- installation
-
- advanced
-
- see advanced installation
- basic
-
- see basic installation
- Oracle Content Database, 5.2.3
- Oracle HTTP Server, 5.2.5
- Oracle WebCenter Framework, 5.2.4
- Oracle WebCenter Framework with Oracle HTTP Server, 5.2.2
- installation checklist
-
- Oracle Content Database, A.2
- Oracle Database, A.1
- installation steps
-
- advanced installation, 5.2
- basic installation, 3.2.2
- installation types, 1.2
- installer
-
- see Oracle Universal Installer
- installing additional languages, 4.3
- installing from hard drive, 2.11.3
- instance names, 4.4
-
- how they are used, 4.4
- restrictions, 4.4
- valid characters, 4.4
- inventory directory, 4.2, 4.6
-
- group for, 2.8.1
- location of, 2.8.1
- IP
-
- installing on a computer with multiple IP addresses, 2.11.2
- requirements, 2.2
K
- kernel parameters, 2.4
- Korn shell
-
- setting shell limits, 2.6
L
- languages, installing additional, 4.3
- LD_BIND_NOW environment variable, 2.10.8
- LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable, 2.10.2
- limit command, 2.6
- limits.so file, 2.6
- log files, F.1
-
- from non-interactive installations, B.6
- location of, F.3.1
- login file, 2.6
M
- memory requirements, 2.2
- middle tiers
-
- installing in OracleAS Disaster Recovery, 6.5.3.2
- monitor requirements, 2.2
- mount point for CD-ROM, 4.11
- mount point for DVD, 4.11
- multihomed computers, installing on, 2.11.2
N
- name resolution (OracleAS Disaster Recovery), 6.5.2.3
-
- using DNS servers, 6.5.2.3
- using hosts file, 6.5.2.3
- names of instances
-
- see instance names
- Network Appliance filers, 2.11.6
- network requirements, 2.2
- network topics, 2.11
-
- installing from hard drive, 2.11.3
- installing from remote CD-ROM/DVD drive, 2.11.4
- installing on DHCP computers, 2.11.1
- installing on multihomed computers, 2.11.2
- NFS storage, 2.11.6
- remote installations, 2.11.5
- NFS installations
-
- configuring Oracle HTTP Server, 7.3
- NFS storage, 2.11.6
- NIS and NIS+, 2.11.8
- NLS_LANG environment variable, 7.7
- nofile
-
- shell limit on Linux, 2.6
- non-interactive installations, B, B.2
-
- deinstalling, B.8
- log files, B.6
- postinstallation steps, B.6
- preinstallation steps, B.3
- security tips, B.7
- noproc
-
- shell limit on Linux, 2.6
O
- oc4jadmin user, 4.5
-
- password for, 4.5
- oinstall group, 2.8.1, 4.2
- operating system
-
- patches, 2.3
- operating system groups, 2.8
-
- for inventory directory, 2.8.1
- groups command, 2.9
- oinstall group, 2.8.1
- operating system patches
-
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES 3.0, 2.3.1
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES 4.0, 2.3.2
- SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9, 2.3.3
- operating system users, 2.9
-
- groups command, 2.9
- oracle user, 2.9
- operating system version, 2.2
- opmnctl config topology command, 6.3.5.1
- ORA_NLS environment variable, 2.10.7
- Oracle Content Database
-
- additional deinstallation tasks, D.3
- installation, 5.2.3
- installation checklist, A.2
- Oracle Database requirements, 2.5.2
-
- database initialization parameters, 2.5.2.4
- setting database character set, 2.5.2.1
- site administration user
-
- about, 5.3.7
- Oracle Data Guard (for OracleAS Disaster Recovery), 6.5.1, 6.5.2.3
- Oracle Database
-
- installation checklist, A.1
- Oracle E-Delivery, 4.10
- Oracle Enterprise Manager Application Server Control
-
- URL, 7.1
- Oracle home
-
- directory, 4.1
- installing in a non-empty, 4.1.3
- installing in an existing, 4.1.2
- naming, 4.1.1
- Oracle HTTP Server
-
- configuring static ports, 2.7.3.3
- in NFS installations, 7.3
- installation, 5.2.5
- Oracle MetaLink
-
- using to obtain updates to 10.1.3.2.0, 2.1
- oracle software owner user
-
- setting shell limits, 2.6
- Oracle Universal Installer
-
- disappears after preinstallation checks, F.3.3
- log files, F.1
- prerequisite checks, 2.12
- starting, 4.12
- where it writes files, 4.6
- oracle user, 2.9, 2.9, 6.2.3
-
- setting shell limits, 2.6
- Oracle WebCenter Framework
-
- installation, 5.2.4
- Oracle WebCenter Framework with Oracle HTTP Server
-
- installation, 5.2.2
- OracleAS Clusters
-
- advantages, 6.1.1
- dynamic discovery method, 6.3.5.1
- in active-active topologies, 6.3.2
- see active-active topology
- OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster
-
- advantages, 6.1.2
- failover, 6.4.3.1
- in OracleAS Disaster Recovery environment, 6.5.2.4
- mapping virtual hostname, 6.4.3.1
- mapping virtual IP address, 6.4.3.1
- preinstallation steps, 6.4.3
- see active-passive topology
- setting up mountable file system, 6.4.3.2
- OracleAS Disaster Recovery
-
- data synchronization, 6.5.1
- installation steps, 6.5.3
- installing middle tiers, 6.5.3.2
- installing OracleAS Infrastructure, 6.5.3.1
- name resolution, 6.5.2.3
- Oracle Data Guard, 6.5.2.3
- setting up, 6.5.2
- setting up identical hostnames, 6.5.2.3
- staticports.ini file, 6.5.2.2
- with OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster, 6.5.2.4
- OracleAS Infrastructure
-
- installing in OracleAS Disaster Recovery, 6.5.3.1
- oraInst.loc file, 2.8.1
-
- creation (non-interactive installations), B.3
- oraInventory directory, 2.8.1, 4.2
P
- passwd command, 2.9
- passwords
-
- for oc4jadmin user, 4.5
- patches
-
- see operating system.
- PATH environment variable, 2.10.2
- ports, 2.7
-
- checking if a port is in use, 2.7.1
- choosing port numbers, 2.7.3.1
- list of default port numbers, C
- static ports, 2.7.3
- to open in firewalls, C.3
- using default port numbers, 2.7.2
- postinstallation steps, 7
-
- for silent or non-interactive installations, B.6
- preinstallation steps
-
- for silent and non-interactive installations, B.3
- prerequisite checks, 2.12
-
- failures, F.3.2
- processor, 2.2, 2.2
- Product Languages button, 4.3
- profile file, 2.6, 2.10.1
- profile.local file, 2.6
R
- RAM requirements, 2.2
- record mode in the installer, B.4.2
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES 3.0, patches required for, 2.3.1
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES 4.0, patches required for, 2.3.2
- remote installations, 2.11.4, 2.11.5
- requirements
-
- browser, 2.2
- disk space, 2.2
- environment variables, 2.10
- for DHCP computers, 2.11.1
- for multihomed computers, 2.11.2
- hostname, 2.2
- IP, 2.2
- kernel parameters, 2.4
- memory, 2.2
- monitor, 2.2
- network, 2.2
- operating system patches, 2.3
- operating system version, 2.2
- processor, 2.2, 2.2
- swap space, 2.2
- user repository, 2.5.1
- response files, B.1
-
- creating, B.4
- creating using the record mode, B.4.2
- examples, B.4.3
- specifying on command-line, B.5
- templates, B.4.1
- root user, 4.7
- root.sh, 4.8
- runInstaller command
-
- -executeSysPrereqs parameter, 2.2
- on CD-ROM, 4.12
- on DVD, 4.12
S
- security tips for silent and non-interactive installations, B.7
- setting shell limits, 2.6
- shared storage, 6.1.2
- shell
-
- default shell startup file, 2.6
- shell limits, 2.6
- silent installations, B.1
-
- deinstalling, B.8
- postinstallation steps, B.6
- preinstallation steps, B.3
- security tips, B.7
- silentInstall.log, B.6, B.6
- site administration user
-
- Oracle Content Database
-
- about, 5.3.7
- SSL
-
- postinstallation configuration, 7.6
- starting Oracle Universal Installer, 4.12
- startup file
-
- default shell startup file, 2.6
- static ports, 2.7.3
-
- for Oracle HTTP Server, 2.7.3.3
- not working, 2.7.3.2
- staticports.ini file, 2.7.3
-
- creating, 2.7.3.1
- format, 2.7.3.1
- in OracleAS Disaster Recovery, 6.5.2.2
- su command, 2.10.1
- SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9, patches required for, 2.3.3
- swap space requirement, 2.2
- system requirements, 2.2
T
- tcsh shell
-
- setting shell limits, 2.6
- /tmp directory, 2.10.5, 4.6
-
- space required in, 2.2
- TMP environment variable, 2.10.5
- TMPDIR environment variable, 2.10.5
- TNS_ADMIN environment variable, 2.10.4
- tnsnames.ora file, 2.10.4
- topologies
-
- 10.1.3 middle tiers
-
- with 10.1.2 Oracle HTTP Server, 1.3
- 10.1.3.2.0 middle tiers, 1.3
-
- cluster topology for remote portlet producers, 1.3.6
- cluster topology with custom OC4J instances, 1.3.7
- cluster topology with custom OC4J instances in multiple Oracle homes, 1.3.8
- cluster topology with custom OC4J instances in multiple Oracle homes with separate Application Server Control, 1.3.9
- complete Oracle WebCenter Suite installation, 1.3.1
- high availability, 1.3
- Oracle Content Database, 1.3.5
- Oracle WebCenter Framework and Oracle HTTP Server in a single Oracle home, 1.3.3
- Oracle WebCenter Framework and Oracle HTTP Server in separate Oracle homes, 1.3.4
- Oracle WebCenter Framework only, 1.3.2
- with 10.1.2 OracleAS Web Cache, 1.3
- with 10.1.2 OracleAS Web Cache cluster, 1.3
- with 10.1.4 or 10.1.2 OracleAS Infrastructure, 1.3
- supported, 1.3
- troubleshooting, F
-
- configuration assistants, E.1
- general tips, F.2
U
- ulimit command, 2.6
- UNIX commands
-
- groupadd, 2.8
- limit, 2.6
- passwd, 2.9
- ulimit, 2.6
- useradd, 2.9
- UNIX users
-
- setting shell limits, 2.6
- user interface problems, F.3.5
- user repository
-
- requirements, 2.5.1
- useradd command, 2.9
- users
-
- setting shell limits for UNIX users, 2.6
- users (operating system)
-
- see operating system users
V
- /var/opt/oracle directory, 4.6
-
- oraInst.loc file, 2.8.1
- virtual IP, 6.1.2
W
- Welcome page, URL for, 7.1
X
- X Windows
-
- installing from, 2.2.1