Oracle Database Appliance X6-2-HA, Руководство по развертыванию и инструкция пользователя

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3.
Confirm that the repository update is successful:
[root@oda1 opt]# /opt/oracle/dcs/bin/odacli describe-job -i job_ID
4.
Delete the software zip files from the temporary location on the appliance to save
space:
[root@oda1 opt]# rm software_file
rm: remove regular file software_file? y
You have now updated the repository with the Oracle Database Appliance software,
and can create your appliance, as described in the next topic.
Creating the Appliance
Create the appliance using the Web Console.
Ensure that ports 7070 and 7093 on the network between ODA and the client
machine, are open.
1.
Navigate to the Web Console. You are prompted to set the password for the
oda-
admin
user.
https://ODA-host-ip-address:7093/mgmt/index.html
2.
Log into the Web Console with the new password.
When you launch the Web Console on an unconfigured appliance, the Appliance
page notifies you that the appliance is not configured and provides a link to the
pages needed to configure and create the appliance.
3.
Click Create Appliance.
4.
In the Create Appliance page, if you want to create the appliance from a saved
configuration, click Browse, and select the JSON file. The information from the
saved configuration file is loaded. You can retain or edit the fields. Otherwise,
manually, provide the values to create the appliance.
5.
In the System Information section, specify the values as follows.
a.
Host Name: Enter the host name.
The host name can contain alphanumeric characters and dashes (-), but
cannot start with a number or dash (-) or end with dash (-). Do not exceed 30
characters.
b.
Domain Name: Enter the domain name.
c.
Region: Select the region of the world where the Oracle Database Appliance
is located.
d.
Time Zone: Select the time zone where the Oracle Database Appliance is
located.
e.
(Optional) DNS Servers: Enter addresses for one or more DNS servers.
f.
(Optional) NTP Servers: Enter addresses for one or more NTP servers.
g.
Diskgroup Redundancy: If there are up to two disk groups, then you can
select the disk group redundancy as Normal or Flex. A quorum disk must
exist, if you want to select Flex redundancy. If there are more than two disk
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