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

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3.
The configuration is saved as a JSON file on the local machine, being used to
access the Web Console.
Readme for the Command odacli create-appliance
If you want to create the appliance outside of the Web Console, then review the
readme file for details on how to create a JSON file to use with the command-line
interface.
You can use the command
odacli create-appliance
and a JSON file that
includes your appliance configuration settings to deploy the appliance instead of using
the Web Console.
Note:
It is important to review the readme and the examples carefully before
creating your JSON file. If you do not enter your network and Oracle ILOM
information correctly based on your setup, you will lose network access to
both the host and Oracle ILOM.
Readme
The readme is located in the
/opt/oracle/dcs/sample
directory. Review the
readme carefully along with the provided JSON example files. Create a JSON file with
the necessary changes based on your environment and requirements.
Example JSON Files to Create a Single Node Appliance
with the CLI
Follow these JSON file examples to create a JSON file to deploy a single node
appliance with the command
odacli create-appliance
.
Use the example JSON files and the information located in the readme as a template
to create a file for your environment. Examples and the readme are located in
the
/opt/oracle/dcs/sample
directory.
Note:
If you do not enter your network and Oracle ILOM information correctly
based on your setup, then network access is lost to both the host and Oracle
ILOM.
When using the example to create your JSON file, change the definitions to match
your environment. The password must meet password requirements.
Appendix D
Readme for the Command odacli create-appliance
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