Start the Custom Installation

1. Login to the server as the root user.
2. Navigate to the Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager installation bin directory.
   For example:

   cd /<sdm-install-directory>/AcmePacket/NNC<version>/bin

3. Run the setup application with the setup.sh script.

   ./setup.sh

   Note:

   A warning message appears if you have less than the recommended minimum physical memory. Proceeding without the recommended minimum physical memory may result in performance degradation.

   WARNING:

   This process may take several minutes to complete. Interrupting the setup.sh process risks corrupting the system.
4. Select option 2, Custom. Press Enter to continue.

   [ ] 1 - Typical        : Runs through most common set up options.  (Recommended) [Default]
   [X] 2 - Custom         : Allows manual customization.              (Advanced users)
   [ ] 3 - Easy-Install   : Prompts user for minimal setup option values.
   [ ] 4 - Quit           : Finish and quit setup.

5. Enter Yes to continue.
   The following main custom installation options appear:

   [X]  1 - R226 compliance and Default user account passwords   [Default]
   [ ]  2 - Global identifier configuration                                           
   [ ]  3 - Web Server configuration                                                  
   [ ]  4 - Fault Management configuration                                            
   [ ]  5 - Mail Server configuration                                                 
   [ ]  6 - Cluster management                                                        
   [ ]  7 - Route Manager Central configuration                                       
   [ ]  8 - SAML Single sign on configuration                                         
   [ ]  9 - SBI TLS configuration                                                     
   [ ]  10 - Oracle DB OCSDMDW configuration. Please drop this DB, if it already exists.
   [ ]  11 - Quit setup

   Note:

   Option 8, SAML Single sign on configuration for importing self-signed certificates into the Route Manager certificates file (cacerts), is not supported in this release.

   Note:

   Starting from SDM 8.2.2 version, you must enable IPV6 on the system where OCSDM is running. For more information, see Configuring OCSDM for IPv4 Support.