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  Hi again, my steps below. I apologize for my English

  And I don't know how to remove links e-mail. I.e. [email protected] should be just krbuser to somedomain.ru.

  Test configuration:

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  • Host: dc1.somedomain.ru (10.0.2.11)
  • Server Windows 2008/2012 tested
  • Active Directory (KDC)
  • Domain: SOMEDOMAIN.RU

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  • Host: dboraclen1.somedomain.ru (10.0.2.76)
  • RedHat Linux
  • Oracle 11.2.0.4 Server Standard Edition (* patched)

  Oracle client:

  • Host: dbclient.somedomain.ru (10.0.2.7)
  • RedHat Linux
  • Oracle 11.2.0.4 client

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  On dboraclen1.somedomain.ru.

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  [root @ /] $ cd/etc
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  /etc/krb5.conf

  / etc/krb5. Realms

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  / etc/hosts

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  KDC = dc1.somedomain.ru:88
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  somedomain.ru = SOMEDOMAIN.RU

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  . somedomain.ru = SOMEDOMAIN.RU

  # /etc/krb.realms:
  . somedomain.ru = SOMEDOMAIN.RU

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  !!! Using only capital letters with domain, only lowercase with names of user/hostames. It is important.

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  On dc1.somedomain.ru.

  2.1 create a user in Microsoft Active Directory

  
  

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  Family name: eu1
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  The setting method using legacy password
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  On dboraclen1.somedomain.ru.

  sqlnet.ora 3.1

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  Copyright (c) 1996, Oracle 2011.  All rights reserved.
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  Processor: Core i5

  6 GB of RAM

  Database version: Oracle Database 11g 11.2.0.1

  Windows 7 Professional 64 bit

  
  
  Cordially,

  
  

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  Yang Gonzales

  Software developer

  Brazil
  

  There are a lot of bugs related to the high memory or CPU usage in Windows. Please open a Service request for further diagnosis to identify exactly what is causing this problem.

  Thank you

  Ashish

• Oracle enterprise linux and oracle 10g?

  Hey;
  
  I am fairly new to try to download oracle and get installed on a linux machine. I made a few attempts on linux fedora core 10 and home edition of windows vista that does not go very far. Since I just passed my exams for ocp via a boot camp (yay for me!), I'm hoping to get a couple of linux boxes operational so that down the concepts by the practice.
  
  From what I read, it seems that I can download enterprise linux, put it on a system and then download oracle 10g and install this w/little or no difficulty (at least not expected...)
  
  Am I reading that right or did I miss something? Any info greatly apprecaited.
  
  Doug O'Leary

  Hello

  You can download enterprise linux and 10g and go there. Pre-packaged for the components required to install the oracle Enterprise linux software, here is a link for further reference see cross-platform compatibility.

  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/support/MetaLink/index.html

  Concerning
  OrionNet

  Published by: OrionNet on June 8, 2009 17:00

• How the installation program an Oracle 12 c and database instance without using DBCA, or YES?

  Hello

  I was in charge of the implementation of an Oracle 12 c instance and a database on Redhat 6.4. The caveat is that I can't use the DBCA or YES GUI to do this, I can only use the command line...

  The other issue is there is already the default ORCL instance and the database. So I need to get up a second instance and database, to the sides of it.

  Which is fine, but it is almost impossible to find tutorials on how to do this way.

  So if someone can tell me a good doc on how to do this it would be much appreciated.

  Thank you

  Sam

  It would be at this point that I would like to inform my boss that the way he wants me to approach my work will make me very unproductive. I could no longer made in a short period of time, if I could use the tools Oracle provides for me.

  Maybe I got lucky, but I've never worked for a manager who gave me details like this in the way of my job. Generally said "here's the requirements, now get on with the job." His place for me to decide how to do the task at hand. That being said, I could definitely see a Manager saying something like "we don't have the budget by Exceed for your XWindows environment' (or other 3rd party software X), but that doesn't stop me using X if I could find a way to do it within budget.

  You can certainly install the software silently without X. Google for Oracle Silent Install and you should get a lot of success. You will need to create a response file, and then run the YES program with her. This gives you the software installed with only the command line.

  Regards to the manual creation of the database, you can do it too. Here is a link to the Oracle documentation: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28310/create003.htm#ADMIN11073

  Have fun! It is so much easier with the DBCA Wizard now.

  Finally, if it were me, I would give my post to the company a serious reflection. I prefer to work for a boss who gives me rather than a solely responsible for micro me. I do not say your in a bad position. I don't know all the details. You can be perfectly happy with this work, that would be great! But the comments of the kind that a Manager always give me pause.

  See you soon,.
  Brian