Documentation Guide
Release 8.0
E63172-03
September 2015
This document provides information about the Oracle Communications Unified Communications Suite (UCS) documentation.
Beginning in June 2015, UCS software is delivered as three separate products - Oracle Communications Messaging Server, Oracle Communications Calendar Server, and Oracle Communications Instant Messaging Server. Each product download enables you to download additional software that you have a right to use. For example, the Oracle Communications Messaging Server download enables you to download Oracle Communications Convergence and Oracle Communications Indexing and Search Service software.
As a result of the changes to the packaging of the software, the process for installing UCS software has changed. The commpkg install command no longer installs all UCS software. Instead, you now run commpkg install for each product you are installing. The commpkg script is bundled with each individual product.
Note that the installation guides for the following products have not yet been updated to reflect this change:
Oracle Communications Delegated Administrator
Oracle Communications Indexing and Search Service
A bug in the Linux RPM for Delegated Administrator inadvertently requires the NSS packages. They are not needed by Delegated Administrator. In addition, the config-commda command assumes certain directories have already been created. If you are performing a new installation of Delegated Administrator 7.0.0.11.0 on Linux, you must do the following:
Install the RPM and override the dependency check.
cd Linux_x86/DA/Packages rpm -i —prefix /opt/sun/comms/da —nodeps sun-commda-7.0-11.00.i386.rpm
Before running config-commda, create the following directories if they do not already exist.
mkdir -p /opt/sun/comms/da/install mkdir -p /var/opt/sun/install
After completing this procedure, you can run the Delegated Administrator configuration config-commda command.
All UCS product documentation has been migrated from the Oracle wiki to Oracle Help Center.
See the Communications page on Oracle Help Center to view the documents:
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Oracle Communications Unified Communications Suite Documentation Guide, Release 8.0
E63172-03
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