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Initially install and configure the software on
MiniCluster.
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Create and manage database and application VMs and VM
groups.
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Use the MCMU, which is described in this guide.
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Perform administrative tasks in a VM through the Oracle Solaris
OS.
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Oracle Solaris documentation includes information about getting
started, booting the OS, administering networks, managing users,
creating virtual environments, and setting up an application
development environment.
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Perform DB administrative tasks in a DB VM.
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The MCMU provides simplified ways to manage the database on VMs.
These administrative tasks are described in this guide.
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Additional DB administration
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Oracle Database documentation provides information about getting
started, managing users, application development, using Enterprise
Manager plug-ins.
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Perform administrative tasks through Oracle ILOM.
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Oracle ILOM is firmware that runs on a service processor and is
embedded on the compute nodes. It enables lights-out remote
management. You manage and monitor the server independently of the
OS state.
Oracle ILOM documentation includes information on getting started,
administration, monitoring and diagnostics, and configuring Oracle
ILOM with SNMP and IPMI.
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Administer the system using Enterprise Manager.
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You can install an Enterprise Manager plug-in that enables you to
add the system to an Enterprise Manager server in your
environment.
Oracle Enterprise Manager documentation includes getting started,
installation, and administration information.
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<future link to EM plug-in info in this doc>
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Power on the system.
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In this guide.
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Shut down or power off the system.
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In this guide.
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Configure Oracle Engineered Systems Hardware Manager.
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In this guide.
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Check the status of the virtual tuning feature.
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In this guide.
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