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List of Tables
2-1 Domain Clusters and Managed Servers
2-2 Roadmap for Implementing Primary IAM Suite Topologies on Commodity Hardware
3-1 Exalogic Physical IP Addresses Worksheet
3-2 Exalogic Virtual IP Addresses Worksheet
3-3 Exalogic Physical IP Addresses Worksheet
3-4 Summary of Managed Servers and CLusters
3-5 Roadmap for Implementing Primary IAM Suite Topologies on Exalogic
5-1 Typical Memory, File Descriptors, and Processes Required for Each Enterprise Deployment Host
5-2 Typical Disk Space Requirements for a Oracle Identity and Access Management Enterprise Deployment
5-3 vServer Information
5-4 Virtual Server Templates
5-5 Summary of the Virtual IP Addresses Required for the Oracle Identity and Access Management Enterprise Deployment Topology
5-6 Product Patch Directories in the Life Cycle Repository
5-7 Oracle Software Required for an Oracle Identity and Access Management Enterprise Deployment
6-1 Examples Showing How to Determine Whether a Service is Available
6-2 Load Balancer Configuration Details
6-3 Load Balancer Configuration Details
6-4 Ports Used in the Oracle Identity and Access Management Enterprise Deployment Topology
6-5 Ports Used in the Exalogic Reference Topology
7-1 Typical Artifacts Deployed
7-2 Volumes on Shared Storage–Distributed Topology
7-3 Volumes on Shared Storage–Consolidated Topology
7-4 Private Storage Directories - Distributed Topology
7-5 Private Storage Directories - Consolidated Topology
8-1 Summary of the Virtual IP Addresses Required for the IAM Enterprise Deployment Topology
8-2 Mapping the Shares on the Appliance to Mount Points on Each Compute Node
8-3 Summary of Storage Projects for Physical Exalogic
8-4 Mapping the Shares on the Appliance to Mount Points on Each vServer
8-5 Summary of Storage Projects for Virtual Exalogic
9-1 UNIX Kernel Parameters
9-2 Logical Virtual IP Addresses Associated with IPoIB Network interfaces
10-1 Mapping between Databases and Schemas
10-2 Required Patches for Oracle Database 11g (11.2.0.2.0)
10-3 Minimum Initialization Parameters for Oracle Databases
10-4 Database Schemas Required for Oracle Identity and Access Management
11-1 Summary of Homes
12-1 OID PORTS INFORMATION
14-1 Overview of Installing and Configuring Oracle Traffic Director for an Enterprise Deployment
14-2 Defining OTD Virtual Servers
14-3 Origin-Server Pools and Origin Servers for Physical Exalogic
14-4 Origin-Server Pools and Origin Servers for Virtual Exalogic
14-5 Origin-Server Pools and Origin Servers for External OHS Servers
14-6 Virtual Server Information
14-7 Routes and Conditions
14-8 Failover Group Details
15-1 Domains to Create for Each Product
15-2 URLs Available Prior to Web Tier Integration
15-3 URLs Available After Web Tier Integration
15-4 Domains to be Created
15-5 Domain Component Information
15-6 RAC Component Schema Information
15-7 JMS Distributed Destination Information
15-8 Consolidated WebLogic Managed Server Information
15-9 WebLogic Cluster Information
15-10 WebLogic Cluster Details
15-11 Distributed WebLogic Machine Information
15-12 Consolidated WebLogic Machine Information
15-13 Machine Names
15-14 JMS File Stores Information
15-15 Front End URL Information
15-16 Persistent Stores
17-1 OAM URLs Prior to Web Tier Integration
17-2 OAM URLs After Web Tier Integration
17-3 Front End URL Information
17-4 Host Name Port Values
17-5 OAM Policy Information
18-1 Oracle Mobile Security Suite Configuration Properties
18-2 Optional Properties for Oracle Mobile Security Suite Configuration
18-3 Properties for Configuring MSAS Gateway Instances
19-1 Domain URL Details
19-2 Network Channel Properties
20-1 Domain URL Details
20-2 Network Channel Properties
21-1 Files Required for the PATH Environment Variable
21-2 Managed Server Migration
23-1 Roadmap for Creating the Reference Topologies with the LCM Tools
24-1 Key Directories Used by the LCM Tools
24-2 Installation Flow for Oracle Identity and Access Management LCM Tools
29-1 Oracle Internet Directory Ports
31-1 Console URLs
31-2 Static Artifacts to Back Up in the Identity and Access Management Enterprise Deployment
31-3 Run-Time Artifacts to Back Up in the Identity and Access Management Enterprise Deployments
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