Oracle® Communications IP Service Activator Installation Guide Release 7.2 E39355-02 |
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This appendix describes directories and files created by the Oracle Universal Installer for Oracle Communications IP Service Activator.
The Installer creates the directory structure shown in Figure B-1.
Figure B-1 IP Service Activator Directory Structure
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The path /opt/OracleCommunications/ServiceActivator is usually indicated as Service_Activator_home in this document.If you choose to run the naming service and component manager automatically, the following symbolic links are created in /opt/OracleCommunications/ServiceActivator:
In the /etc/rc0.d directory, K09ipsamgr links to Service_Activator_home/etc/init.d/ipsamgr to shut down the naming service and component manager
In the /etc/rc3.d directory, S99ipsamgr links to Service_Activator_home/etc/init.d/ipsamgr to start up the naming service and component manager
Both links point to the file Service_Activator_home/etc/init.d/ipsamgr
The contents of the IP Service Activator directory structure are listed and described in the following sections.
Table B-1 lists some of the important directories created by the IP Service Activator installation process and the types of files and programs they contain.
Table B-1 Important Directories Created by Installation Process
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bin/rbin |
IP Service Activator executable and initialization files |
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Configuration files |
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Driver scripts for import to IP Service Activator |
Inventory |
Contains permanent and product specific files. |
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GCC, SunPro, Tom Sawyer, InfoVista and Netcool library files. |
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Example policy files for loading into IP Service Activator. |
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Contains the icons directory, and the integration_manager.idl file required for CORBA. |
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The audit log files associated with the Device Drivers are stored in: /opt/OracleCommunications/ServiceActivator/AuditTrails |
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Component manager, naming service, Policy Server, system startup log files, and core files are in /opt/OracleCommunications/ServiceActivator/logs. By default, minimal diagnostic output is turned on for the Proxy Agents and Device Drivers. |
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Files that record the relationships between components are stored in /opt/OracleCommunications/ServiceActivator/ParentStore. Files are created at runtime by components as they register with their parent component. |
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Component log files are stored in /opt/OracleCommunications/ServiceActivator/WorkingData. |
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The IP Service Activator administrator's home directory is /export/home/ipsaadm. |