This section describes the configuration file you can use during an Oracle VM Manager installation to perform a silent installation. You should use spaces and not tabs when formatting this configuration file. To use the configuration file, enter:
# ./runInstaller.sh --config=/path/myconfig.yml --installtype=production --assumeyes
Figure A.1. Oracle VM Manager install configuration file format
db:
install : [Yes|No] Whether to install a database
host : hostname Hostname or IP address where the database resides
sys_password : mypassword Database SYS user password
port : port Database port, eg 1521
sid : mySID Database SID, eg XE
mgmt_port : port 8080 is the default
user : myuser Database username. ovs is generally used here
password : mypassword Password for the user in the previous field
webLogic:
install : [Yes|No] Whether to install Oracle WebLogic
user : myuser WebLogic username. weblogic is generally used here
password : mypassword Password for the user in the previous field
java:
install : [Yes|No] Whether to install Oracle Java
ADF:
install : [Yes|No] Whether to install Oracle ADF
OVMCore:
install : [Yes|No] Whether to install Oracle VM Manager core
user : myuser Username
password : mypassword Password for the user in the previous field
OVMConsole:
install : [Yes|No] Whether to install Oracle VM Manager console
OVMShell:
install : [Yes|No] Whether to install Oracle VM Manager command line
OVMUpgrade:
install : [Yes|No] Whether to upgrade Oracle VM Manager
onFailure:
cleanup : [Yes|No] Whether to clean up installation on failure Example A.1. Oracle VM Manager install configuration file example
db:
install : No
host : localhost
sys_password : mypassword
port : 1521
sid : XE
mgmt_port : 8080
user : ovs
password : mypassword
webLogic:
install : Yes
user : weblogic
password : mypassword
java:
install : Yes
ADF:
install : Yes
OVMCore:
install : Yes
user : myuser
password : mypassword
OVMConsole:
install : Yes
OVMShell:
install : Yes
OVMUpgrade:
install : Yes
onFailure:
cleanup : No