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Preface
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IP Service Activator Installation Overview
IP Service Activator Installation Overview
Installation Sequence
Pre-installation Checklist
Downloading the IP Service Activator Software
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Planning an IP Service Activator Installation
About Planning an IP Service Activator Installation
Overview of IP Service Activator Architecture
IP Service Activator Components and Modules
Optional Integration Components
Optional Service Modules
Additional Software Requirements
Oracle Real Application Clusters in IP Service Activator
Planning Guidelines and Engineering Considerations
System Configuration Overview
Assistance in the Sizing Process
Customer Responsibilities
IP Service Activator Component Architecture
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IP Service Activator System Requirements
Support for Linux
Support for Windows
Solaris Installation and Configuration
Check the Solaris OS Version
Check the Solaris Patches
Supported Devices and Operating Systems
Cisco IOS XR Cartridge
Cisco IOS Cartridge
Cisco CatOS Cartridge
Huawei Cartridge
Juniper JUNOS Cartridge
Pre-installation Tasks for Solaris and Linux
Enabling Per-process Core Dumps for Solaris
Enabling Per-process Core Dumps for Linux
Setting File Resources for Device Discovery
Synchronizing IP Service Activator Host Machines
IP Service Activator Administrator UNIX User ID (ipsaadm)
Setting Permissions for the Installation UNIX User ID
Java Development Environment
Hardware Requirements
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Installing and Configuring Oracle Database Software
Preparation
Installing Oracle Database Using Oracle Universal Installer
Oracle Database Post-Installation Tasks
Updating the Net Service Name Setting
Setting Up the IP Service Activator Environment in Oracle Database
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Installing and Configuring WebLogic Server
Installing WebLogic Server Software
Creating Database Schemas Using RCU
Creating the WebLogic Server Domain
Configuring the WebLogic Server Domain
Increasing the Memory Settings for WebLogic Servers
Preventing Connection Timeout when Using a Remote Database
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Installing and Configuring Supplemental Software Components
Installing Supplemental Software Components
Preparing the Supplemental Software Component Packages
CORBA ORB Configuration for IP Service Activator
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Installing IP Service Activator
Installing IP Service Activator on an Oracle Solaris or Linux Server
Preparing to Install IP Service Activator
Running the Oracle Universal Installer for IP Service Activator
About Silent Installations
Running a Silent Installation
Installing the IP Service Activator Client on Windows
Before Running IP Service Activator Client Installer
Configuring the 64-bit Windows Host to Prefer IPv4 Over IPv6 Addresses
Installing the Client
Running IP Service Activator Client Installer in Silent Mode
Oracle Database Connection Considerations for the IP Service Activator Client
Oracle Database Client Requirements to View Logs in the IP Service Activator Client
Setting Up an FTP or a TFTP Server
Setting Up the Syslog Server
Pre-Installation of the Configuration Template Module
Verifying that Oracle XML Database is Installed
Configuring OIM to Keep Inactive Sessions Running
Restoring Configuration When the Device Model Contains Configlets
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IP Service Activator Post-installation Tasks
IP Service Activator Post-installation Tasks
Online Help Requirements
Configuring Web Services
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Upgrading and Patching IP Service Activator
About Upgrading IP Service Activator
Supported Upgrade Paths
About the Upgrade Process
About Network Processor Upgrade Tool Script - npUpgrade
Preparing for the IP Service Activator Upgrade
Prerequisites
Terminology
Preparing to Upgrade
Backing Up Custom Configuration Policies and Cartridges
Backing Up IP Service Activator
Upgrading to the New IP Service Activator Software
Updating Customizations
Updating Cartridge Registry (MIPSA_registry.xml)
Updating Capabilities
Cisco Cartridge Configuration Utility
Upgrading a CTM Template Schema to Version 4 or later
Upgrade Tools
Network Processor on Multiple Servers
Running npAdmin to Update Network Processor Internal Data
Running npUpgrade: Network Processor Upgrade Script
Running Failure Analysis on npUpgrade Results
Running dbUpgrade to Upgrade the Database
Starting the New IP Service Activator System
Network Processor Configuration
Starting the New IP Service Activator System
Upgrading IP Service Activator to a New Location
Performing Post-Upgrade Data Cleanup
Cleaning Up Interface Description Mismatches
Rolling Back the Upgrade
Prerequisites
Rolling Back the Upgrade
Upgrade Reference Information
Network Processor Upgrade Tool default.properties File
npUpgrade Script Logging Properties
npUpgrade Script Failure Analysis
Sub-interface Unit Number on Juniper
Interface Per-packet Load-sharing on Cisco
Interface Description String on Cisco
Network Processor Upgrade Directory Structure
Patching IP Service Activator
Prerequisites
Installing a Patch
Updating Configuration Policy Definitions
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Uninstalling IP Service Activator
Uninstalling IP Service Activator from UNIX Server
Uninstalling IP Service Activator Client
Uninstalling Individual IP Service Activator Components
About IP Service Activator Components and Packages
Uninstalling an IP Service Activator Component
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Troubleshooting the Installation
Oracle Database Installation Fails to Run
Oracle Database Installation Fails Before Completion
Manually Configuring Oracle Client Connection: Solaris
Client Errors
omniORB Use of TCP Wrappers
Oracle Universal Installer Error
Client Cannot Connect to Policy Server
Loading SharedPolicyData.policy to Avoid Incomplete Software Upgrade
IPSAPS Does Not Work
Problem Running npUpgrade on Linux
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Installation Checklists and Worksheet
Oracle Database Installation Data
IP Service Activator Multi-host General Installation Checklist
Client Installation Checklist
Site Survey Worksheet
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Directories and Files
Directory Structure
Symbolic Links
Directories and Contents
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