Pre-requisites
1. Verify the hardware requirements on your machine :
2. Verify the software requirements on your machine :
3. Verify the kernel parameter settings:
4. To improve the performance or the software on Linux systems, you must increase the
following shell limits for the oracle user, depending on the user's default shell.
To increase the shell limits, complete the following steps:
To begin an installation of OCS, perform the following steps:
1. At the prompt, invoke the Installation wizard by executing the following command:
>$ /stage/DVD_1/runInstaller
2. The Welcome page appears. Select Advanced Installation. Click Next to continue.
3. On the Specify Inventory directory and credentials window, you can set the full path of the inventory
directory and the operating system group name. For this example, all of the default values are used.
Click Next.
4. During the installation process, a script needs to be run in order to continue
5. Open a new window and log in as root. Navigate to the oraInventory directory and execute the
orainstRoot.sh script by typing the commands listed below.
>$ cd /u01/app/oracle/oraInventory
>$./orainstRoot.sh
6. Once the script has finished, return to the Installation Wizard and click Continue.
7. In the Specify File Locations window, set both the Source and Destination file locations of the products
that you want to install. Click Next.
8. The Select a Product to Install window gives you three installation options. Select Oracle Collaboration
Suite Infrastructure and Applications 10.1.2.0.0. Click Next.
9. The Oracle Universal Installer performs product-specific prerequisite checks. In order to proceed, click Next.
10. You can select the language in which Oracle Collaboration Suite will run. To select all the available languages,
click the >> button.
11. Click Next to continue.
12. Because a single box installation was selected in the previous window, the Oracle Collaboration Suite
Infrastructure and Applications Methodology window appears. From this window, you can verify the
order and the location where OCS will be installed. Click Next.
13. On the Select Components to Configure window, all of the OCS components are selected by default.
You can deselect any if you would like to configure them at a later time. Click Next.
14. The Specify Namespace in Internet Directory window allows you to specify a location, or namespace,
in the Oracle Internet Directory. By default, the Suggested Namespace is selected. Click Next.
15. On the Specify Database Configuration Options window, input the Global Database Name and the SID.
Under the Database Character Set region, Oracle Collaboration Suite defaults to the Database Character
set used for this installation. For this example, all of the default values are accepted. Click Next.
16. Within the Specify Database Schema Passwords window, you have the choice of setting different
passwords for each of the pre-loaded schemas (this is the default value), or to use the same password
for all of the accounts. This example uses the Use the same password for all of the above accounts
option. Input and confirm the necessary password. Note that the password has to be alphanumeric.
Click Next.
17. On the Specify Application Passwords window, you have the choice of using different passwords
(the default) or using the same password for the administrative accounts associated with OCS. For
this example, the Use the same password for all of the above accounts is selected. Input and confirm
the necessary password. Note that the password has to be alphanumberic. Click Next.
18. The next window, Specify E-Mail Domain Information, allows you to specify the E-mail domain served
by this E-Mail server installation. Input your domain in the E-mail Domain field. Click Next.
19. There are a number of ports that need to be configured for OCS. On the Specify Port Configuration
Options window, you can either chose to have the ports configured automatically (the default value)
or manually. For this example, Automatic Port Selection is kept as the default. Click Next.
20. The Summary window appears. From this window you can view the Global Settings, Product Languages,
Space Requirements, and New Installations. If you would like to change any of the configurations, you
can select the Back button. Otherwise, click Install to begin the installation process.
21. During the installation process, a script needs to be run as root in order to continue:
22. Open a new window and log in as root. Navigate to the infra directory and execute the root.sh
script by typing the commands listed below:
>$ cd /u01/app/oracle/product/10.1.2/ocs_1/infra
>$./root.sh
23. Once the script has finished, return back to the Installation Wizard and click OK.
24. The next window, Configuration Assistants, configures and starts the components selected earlier.
25. The Database Configuration Assistant starts, and will close when configuration completes.
26. Next begins the installation of the Mid-Tier applications.
27. During this installation process, a script needs to be run in order to continue.
28. Open a new window and log in as root. Navigate to the apps directory and execute the root.sh
script by typing the commands listed below.
>$ cd /u01/app/oracle/product/10.1.2/ocs_1/apps
>$./root.sh
29. Once the script has finished, return back to the Installation Wizard and click OK.
30. Next window, Configuration Assistants, configures, starts the components that were selected earlier.
31. When the installation of OCS has completed successfully, the End of Installation appears.
Click Exit to quit the Installation wizard.
32. Click Yes to confirm.
Post Installation Steps
Start the Oracle Mail Listener
The Oracle Mail listener, listener_es, listens for requests to send e-mail. Because the Email listener
listens on the privileged port 25, a privileged user, such as root, must start the listener. To start this
listener, perform the following steps:
1. Login as root to your machine hosting your OCS installation and set the ORACLE_HOME variable:
>$ export ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/10.1.2/ocs_1/apps
2. Find out the ID and group ID of the oracle user who installed OCS:
>$ id oracle
uid=502(oracle) gid=502(oinstall) groups=502(oinstall)
3. Start the E-Mail listener using the following command:
>$ $ORACLE_HOME/bin/tnslsnr listener_es -user 502 -group 502 &
4. Verify the listener is running:
>$ ps -ef | grep listener_es
oracle 1765 1 Oct01 ? 00:00:00 /u01/app/oracle/product/10.1.1
/ocs_1/apps/bin/tnslsnr listener_es -user 502 -group502
Provision orclguest for Content Services and Real-Time Collaboration
To provision orclguest for Content Services and Real-Time Collaboration, do the following steps:
1.Open a browser window and access the Oracle Internet Directory Self Service Console.
Click the Login link.
2.Login as orcladmin. Click Login.
3.Click the Directory tab.
4.Enter orclguest in the Search box, and then click Go.
5.Select orclguest, and then click Edit.
6.Click Next.
7.Note that Content Services and Real-Time Collaboration (RTC) are available to be provisioned. Click Next.
8.Click Next.
9.Scroll down the page and verify that Content Services and RTC are listed in the Applications to
be provisioned section.
10.Click Finish.
11.Note that the alert that orclguest account was successfully modified.
1 comment:
Really great document. Thanks for posting.
Once small doubt. Is it possible to change the email domain to some thing else. In my case its us.oracle.com and I want to change it to hostname.us.oracle.com is it possible?
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