$ORACLE_HOME/perl/bin/perl $ORACLE_HOME/ldap/bin/inspre11.pl <oid host> 389 -nonssl oid1 chinook.pugetsound.edu:1521:infraprod <password> <password> -op1
Execute the repository creation tool against the infrastructure database. Follow the screens and select load & register to load both the database and OID. You will be prompted to supply an ORACLE_HOME directory understand this means the ORACLE_HOME of your infrastructure database and NOT the computer/server where the MCU is installed. (Example: /app/infra/db/oradata/infratst). Like-wise supply the same location for the oradata on your database server where you currently have all your DBF files location. You will get an error about knowledge base not found, ignore this and continue on.
Post install change back the ods password to the original in the database and execute the following:
ORACLE_IDM_HOME/ldap/bin/oidpasswd connect=OIDDB create_wallet=true
Followed by:
$ORACLE_HOME/perl/bin/perl $ORACLE_HOME/ldap/bin/inspre11.pl sso.example.com 389 -nonssl oid1 oiddb <password> <password> -op2
Download SSO server software and install it using the following commands:
linux32 bash
unset TNS_ADMIN
./runInstaller –ignoreSysPreReqs
Specify the following options:
1) ORACLE_HOME location: /app/infra/sso-home,
2) Select “Oracle Application Server Infrastructure”
3) Select “Identity Management” (Ignore all the errors on the next screen)
4) Select the following: “Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On”, “Oracle Application Server Delegated Administrator”, “High Availability & Replication”
5) Select Virtual host
6) For the virtual hostname specify sso.example.com (By doing this we avoid wiring in the SSO server to the same host name the SSO process run on).
During the installation you will receive an error that the opmnctl cannot start. This is normal. Manually start this process by issuing the following command from a different SSH session and then click on “continue”:
$ORACLE_HOME/opmn/bin/opmnctl startall
Further in the installation you will receive an error during the configuration of OC4J. While the installer is still up download patches 6880880 & 5649850 and install both (Be sure to use the 10.1 version for 6880880). Once both patches are installed click on retry within the install to complete the installation.
Once the first iteration of the SSO server is installed download and install patch 6265268 replacing the following files:
$STAGE_LOCATION/Disk1/stage/Queries/DBConnectQueries/8.4/1/DBConnectQueries.jar
$STAGE_LOCATION/Disk1/stage/Queries/IP_DBQueries/3.0/IP_DBQueries.jar
$ORACLE_HOME/inventory/Queries21/DBConnectQueries/8.4/DBConnectQueries.jar
$ORACLE_HOME/inventory/Queries21/IP_DBQueries/3.0/IP_DBQueries.jar
Next, we need to install 10.1.4 patchset to bring the server into the certification matrix. This can be down by downloading patchset 7215628. Make sure you issue this command before starting:
opmnctl stopall
This patch is MUCH better than the original 10.1.4 install and does not need any tweaking while installing and does not require any special tricks. Finally, we can change the OID version back to the normal version and it is save to bounce all the products. Be sure to change ods password back, again, before issuing this command:
$ORACLE_HOME/perl/bin/perl $ORACLE_HOME/ldap/bin/inspre11.pl <hostname> 389 -nonssl oid1 oiddb <password> <password> -op3
To judge he successfully of the install verify you can log into the various components:
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