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Oracle® Beehive Integration Guide
Release 2 (2.0.1.8)
Part Number E16650-06
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Integrating Supported Components with Oracle Beehive
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Integrating IBM Lotus Domino with Oracle Beehive
Overview of Integrating IBM Lotus Domino with Oracle Beehive
Procedure for Integrating IBM Lotus Domino with Oracle Beehive
Installing Oracle Collaboration Coexistence Connector for IBM Lotus Domino Server
Configuring the Oracle Collaboration Coexistence Gateway
Performing Post Installation Configuration Tasks
Configuring a Coexistence System on Oracle Beehive
Explaining Behaviors
Event Recurrence Behaviors
Using E-Mail for Unsupported Flows
Day Events
Free/Busy
Attachments
Holidays
Preventive Behavior
Troubleshooting Coexistence
Enabling Coexistence Service logging
Administering Your IBM Lotus Domino and Oracle Beehive Integration
Oracle Beehive Coexistence Service Administrative Tasks
Listing Oracle Beehive Remote Coexistence Systems
Modifying Oracle Beehive Remote Coexistence Systems
Provisioning Users for Coexistence
Manually Importing User Data
Viewing the Registration State of Coexisting Users
Viewing the Import State of Coexisting Users
Deprovisioning Users from an Oracle Beehive Remote Coexistence System
Oracle Connector for IBM Lotus Domino Administrative Tasks
Best Practices for Stopping and Starting Oracle Connector for IBM Lotus Domino
Stopping the Oracle Connector for IBM Lotus Domino
Starting the Oracle Connector for IBM Lotus Domino
Stopping the Oracle Free Busy Client
Starting the Oracle Free Busy Client
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Integrating Microsoft Exchange Server with Oracle Beehive
Overview of Integrating Microsoft Exchange Server with Oracle Beehive
Prerequisites for Integrating Microsoft Exchange Server with Oracle Beehive
Load Balancer Requirements for Deploying Oracle Beehive with Microsoft Exchange Server
Procedure for Integrating Microsoft Exchange Server with Oracle Beehive
Installing and Configuring the Oracle Collaboration Coexistence Gateway
Installation
Post-Installation Configuration
Post-Installation Tasks
Administering Your Microsoft Exchange Server and Oracle Beehive Integration
Oracle Beehive Coexistence Service Administrative Tasks
Configuring a Coexistence System on Oracle Beehive
Listing Oracle Beehive Remote Coexistence Systems
Modifying Oracle Beehive Remote Coexistence Systems
Provisioning Users for Cross-Scheduling Coexistence
Viewing the Registration State of Coexisting Users
Deprovisioning Users from an Oracle Beehive Remote Coexistence System
Oracle Connector for Exchange Administrative Tasks
Best Practices for Stopping and Starting Oracle Connector for Exchange
Stopping Oracle Connector for Exchange
Starting Oracle Connector for Exchange
Stopping the BEECONNECTOR OC4J Instance
Starting the BEECONNECTOR OC4J Instance
Configuring Oracle Connector for Exchange to use HTTPS
Oracle Change Notification Service for Exchange Administrative Tasks
Stopping Oracle Change Notification Service for Exchange
Starting Oracle Change Notification Service for Exchange
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Integrating an External User Directory with Oracle Beehive
Overview of Integrating an External User Directory with Oracle Beehive
Limitations of Deploying Oracle Beehive with an External User Directory
Prerequisites for Integrating an External User Directory with Oracle Beehive
Creating XML Files for Integrating an LDAP server with UDS
OpenLDAP Directory Requirements
Procedure for Integrating an External User Directory with Oracle Beehive
Step 1: Creating an LDAP Mapping Profile
Step A: Creating an LDAP Mapping Profile from a Template
Step B: Renaming the Profile
Step C: Specifying LDAP Server Settings
Step D: Providing Mapping Details for Each User Type and Static Group
Step E: Providing Scope and Membership Mapping Information
Step F: Providing Attribute Mapping for Each User Type and Static Group
Step G: Adding Profile to Oracle Beehive
Step 2: Loading Users and Groups
Step 3: Enabling Synchronization
Controlling How Often UDS Contacts the LDAP Server
Retrieving Information About the LDAP Server
Default and Custom Object Classes for Users and Groups
Administering Your External User Directory and Oracle Beehive Integration
Configuring Authentication Service to Use LDAP Server
Configuring Digest Authentication
Step A: Configure SSL for Oracle Beehive and LDAP Directory
Step B: Determine Digest Mechanism Depending on LDAP Directory
Step C: Configure Oracle Beehive
Configuring Digest Authentication for OpenLDAP Directory
Changing LDAP Administrator's Password
Oracle Internet Directory Considerations
Synchronizing with Directory Replication Group
Migrating Oracle Internet Directory from One Server to Another
Troubleshooting Synchronization between Oracle Beehive and Oracle Internet Directory
Modifying Directory Profile
Active Directory Considerations
Active Directory Administrator's Account
LDAP Referrals
Troubleshooting General LDAP Synchronization Issues
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Integrating Oracle Information Rights Management (Oracle IRM) with Oracle Beehive
Overview of Oracle Information Rights Management (Oracle IRM)
Overview of Integrating Oracle IRM with Oracle Beehive
Prerequisites for Integrating Oracle IRM with Oracle Beehive
Procedures for Integrating Oracle Beehive with Oracle IRM
Step 1: Generate a Universal Unique Identifier (UUID)
Step 2: Configure and Start the Information Rights Management (IRM) Service
Step 3: Create and Deploy a Classification Plug-in Collection File
Step 4: Configure an Oracle IRM Policy
Step 5: Install and Configure Oracle IRM Desktop
Using Documents Sealed by Oracle IRM
Sealing an Oracle Beehive Document
Opening a Sealed Document
Updating a Sealed Document
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Integrating Oracle Universal Content Management with Oracle Beehive
Overview of Oracle Universal Content Management
Benefits of Integrating Oracle UCM with Oracle Beehive
Limitations of Integrating Oracle UCM with Oracle Beehive
Architectural Overview of Oracle UCM Integration and Oracle Beehive
Network Considerations of Integrating Oracle UCM with Oracle Beehive
Prerequisites for Integration with Oracle UCM
Procedures for Integration with Oracle UCM
Configuring the Oracle UCM Instance
Configuring Host-Based Authentication
Creating and Configuring an LDAP Provider
Creating Login Mappings
Creating Security Roles, Groups, and Permissions
Registering a Credential Map
Creating and Configuring a Remote Repository
About Oracle UCM Remote Repositories
Creating Remote Repositories
Enabling a Remote Repository in Oracle Beehive Team Collaboration
Creating a Remote Mount
Creating a Remote Mount Using beectl
Administering an Integrated Oracle UCM Environment
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Integrating Oracle Universal Records Management with Oracle Beehive
Overview of Integrating Oracle URM with Oracle Beehive
Benefits of Integrating Oracle URM with Oracle Beehive
Prerequisites for Integrating Oracle URM with Oracle Beehive
Procedures for Integrating Oracle URM with Oracle Beehive
Step 1: Granting the Necessary Roles to the Records Management Administrator
Step 2: Registering Oracle URM and Configuring Oracle Beehive
Step 2A: Specifying the Oracle URM Instance
Step 2B: Enabling the Records Management Service
Step 2C: Enabling Record Filing of Sent E-mails
Step 2D: Updating the Oracle Beehive Configuration
Step 2E: Restarting the BEEAPP Managed Component
Step 3: Creating Retention Categories and Record Folders in Oracle URM
Step 4: Setting Up Disposition Rules in Oracle URM
Administering the Oracle URM and Oracle Beehive Integration
Filing Records of Artifacts in Oracle Beehive
Filing Records of Artifacts Using beectl
Filing Records of Artifacts Using Policies
Removing Records Management of Artifacts in Oracle Beehive
Troubleshooting Records Management Service Operations
Record Filing Failed
Removing Records Failed
Disposition Not Processed
Oracle URM Login, Password, or URL Incorrect or Changed
Configuring Oracle URM for Dispositions Testing
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Integrating Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control with Oracle Beehive
Overview of Integrating Grid Control with Oracle Beehive
Prerequisites for Integrating Grid Control with Oracle Beehive
Procedures for Integrating Grid Control with Oracle Beehive
Installing Oracle Beehive Through Grid Control
Installing Oracle Beehive Separately
Administering Your Oracle Beehive Integration with Grid Control
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Integrating Oracle Secure Enterprise Search 10
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with Oracle Beehive
About Integrating Oracle Secure Enterprise Search with Oracle Beehive
Prerequisites for Integrating Oracle Secure Enterprise Search
Procedure for Integrating Oracle Secure Enterprise Search
Step 1: Add Oracle Secure Enterprise Search to Oracle Beehive
Step 2: Configure Oracle Secure Enterprise Search for Oracle Beehive
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Integrating Symantec Scan Engine with Oracle Beehive
About Integrating Symantec Scan Engine with Oracle Beehive
Prerequisites for Integrating Symantec Scan Engine with Oracle Beehive
Procedure for Integrating Symantec Scan Engine with Oracle Beehive
Step 1: Adding a Symantec Scan Engine to Oracle Beehive
Step 2: Enabling the Symantec Scan Engine Virus Scanning or Attachment Blocking
About Enabling the Symantec Scan Engine Virus Scanning or Attachment Blocking
Enabling the Integrated Symantec Scan Engine Virus Scanning
Administering Your Symantec Scan Engine Integration
Validating the Symantec Scan Engine Connectivity
Creating a Symantec Scan Engine Cluster Configuration
Enabling the E-Mail Attachment Blocking
Customizing E-Mail Notifications That Have Blocked Attachments or Viruses
Reviewing Virus Scan Results
Deleting a Symantec Scan Engine Configuration
Deleting Virus Scan Results
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Integrating Cisco Voice Gateway with Oracle Beehive Voicemail and Fax
Introduction to Managing Oracle Beehive Voicemail
About Facilities
About Auto Attendants
About Voicemail Infrastructure
Cisco Dependencies and Requirements
Voicemail UDS Requirements
Voicemail Preference Properties
Configuring Oracle Beehive Voice Message Service
Voicemail Properties
Configuring the Enterprise
Configuring Enterprise Preferences
Creating Voicemail Users
Managing Facilities
Creating a Facility
Sample Facility XML File
Configuring the Voicemail Touch-tone User Interface (TUI)
Enabling HTTPS for Cisco VXML Enabled Device Access to Oracle Beehive
Configuring Cisco IP Phone Voicemail GUI Application
Configuring the Voicemail GUI and Message Waiting Indicator
Cisco Router Configuration
Configure Translation Rule
Configure Global VXML Configuration Options
Configure Voicemail VXML Application
Configure Transcoding (Optional)
Cisco Unified Call Manager Configuration
Configuring the Auto Attendant
Example AAML-based Auto Attendant File
Installing an Auto Attendant
Associating an Auto Attendant with a Facility
Configure an Auto Attendant VXML Application in Cisco IOS
Auto Attendant Administration Commands
Configuring Oracle Beehive Fax
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Example of a Classification Plug-in Collection File
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Oracle Auto-Attendant Markup Language (AAML) Reference
Overview of Automated Attendants
Overview of AAML Documents
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