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Oracle® Audit Vault Server Installation Guide 10g Release 2 (10.2.2) for Solaris Operating System (SPARC 64-Bit) Part Number B32388-02 |
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# Index

A B C D E F G H I J K M N O P R S T U W X

## A

  aliases
    multiple on computers, 2.5.4
  architecture
    checking system architecture, 2.3
  authorized problem analysis report
    See APAR
  Automatic Storage Management (ASM), 3.2.4

## B

  base directory
    See Oracle base directory

## C

  certification, hardware and software, 1.4.1
  chmod command, 2.9.2
  chown command, 2.9.2
  Cluster Verification Utility
    verifying readiness for database installation, 3.4
  commands
    chmod, 2.9.2
    chown, 2.9.2
    groupadd, 2.6.2
    id, 2.6.5
    mkdir, 2.9.2
    passwd, 2.6.4.2
    useradd, 2.6.4.2
  computers with multiple aliases, 2.5.4
  CSD
    requirements
      on Solaris, 2.4

## D

  data files
    recommendations for file system, 2.10
  dba group
    creating, 2.6.2
    description, 2.6
    SYSDBA privilege and, 2.6
  DHCP computers, installing on, 2.5.2
  directories
    database file, 2.10
    Oracle base directories, 2.8.1
    Oracle home, 2.8.3, 2.8.3
    Oracle Inventory, 2.8.2
    oraInventory, 2.8.2
  disk space
    checking, 2.3
  Display environment variable, 2.11, 3.6
  dynamic host configuration protocol
    See DHCP

## E

  environment variables
    ORACLE_BASE, 2.8.1, 2.9.2
    ORACLE_HOSTNAME, 2.5.3
    TMP and TMPDIR, 2.3
  /etc/system file, 2.7, 2.7
  examples
    Oracle base directories, 2.8.1
  external jobs
    operating system user required for, 2.6
  extjob executable file
    operating system user required for, 2.6

## F

  file system
    appropriate for Oracle base directory, 2.9.2
    using for data files, 2.10
  files
    /etc/system, 2.7, 2.7
    oraInst.loc, 2.6.1, 2.6.1, 2.9.1
    oratab, 2.9.1

## G

  groupadd command, 2.6.2
  groups
    creating the dba group, 2.6.2
    creating the oinstall group, 2.6.1
    creating the oper group, 2.6.3

## H

  hardware and software certifications, 1.4.1
  hardware certification, 1.4.1
  home directory
    See Oracle home directory
  host name
    setting before installation, 2.5.3

## I

  id command, 2.6.5
  installation
    computer aliases, multiple, 2.5.4
    noninteractive, 3.6
  IP addresses, multiple, 2.5.3

## J

  Java
    font package requirements for Solaris, 2.4
  JDK
    font packages required on Solaris, 2.4

## K

  kernel parameters
    checking on Solaris, 2.7, 2.7
    making changes persist on Solaris, 2.7, 2.7

## M

  mkdir command, 2.9.2
  mount point
    for Oracle base directory, 2.8.1
  multihomed computers, installing on, 2.5.3
  multiple aliases
    computers with, 2.5.4
  multiple Oracle homes, 1.4.2

## N

  network cards
    multiple, 2.5.3
  network setup
    about, 2.5
    computers with multiple aliases, 2.5.4
  network topics
    DHCP computers, 2.5.2
    multiple network cards, 2.5.3
  nobody user
    checking existence of, 2.6.5
    description, 2.6

## O

  oinstall group
    creating, 2.6.1
    description, 2.6
  oper group
    creating, 2.6.3
    description, 2.6
    SYSOPER privilege and, 2.6
  operating system
    checking version of Solaris, 2.4
  operating system groups
    creating the dba group, 2.6.2
    creating the oinstall group, 2.6.1
    creating the oper group, 2.6.3
    oinstall, 2.6
    OSDBA, 2.6
    OSOPER, 2.6
    osoper, 2.6
    requirements, 2.6
  operating system users
    checking existence of the nobody user, 2.6.5
    creating the oracle user, 2.6.4
    nobody, 2.6
    oracle, 2.6
    requirements, 2.6
    unprivileged user, 2.6
  Optimal Flexible Architecture
    recommendations for Oracle base directory, 2.8.1
    recommended path for Oracle base directory, 2.8.1
    recommended path for Oracle home directory, 2.8.3
    recommended path for Oracle Inventory directory, 2.8.2
  Oracle base directory
    creating, 2.9.2
    creating new, 2.9.2
    description, 2.8.1
    determining disk space on, 2.9.1
    examples, 2.8.1
    identifying appropriate file system, 2.9.2
    identifying existing, 2.9.1
    mount point for, 2.8.1
    ORACLE_BASE environment variable and, 2.8.1
    recommended path, 2.8.1
    relationship with Oracle software owner user, 2.8.1
  Oracle Database Vault roles
    generating, 3.2.1.3
  Oracle home directory
    description, 2.8.3
    multiple homes
      network considerations, 2.5.3
    recommended path, 2.8.3
    requirements, 2.8.3
    using to identify Oracle base directory, 2.9.1
  Oracle home name, 2.8.3
  Oracle homes, multiple, 1.4.2
  Oracle host name, setting before installation, 2.5.3
  Oracle Inventory directory
    description, 2.8.2
    recommended path, 2.8.2
  Oracle Inventory group
    creating, 2.6.1
    description, 2.6
    pointer file, 2.6.1
  Oracle Messaging Gateway
    CSD requirements
      on Solaris, 2.4
  Oracle software owner user
    creating, 2.6.4
    description, 2.6
    relationship with Oracle base directory, 2.8.1
  oracle user
    creating, 2.6.4
    description, 2.6
    relationship with Oracle base directory, 2.8.1
  ORACLE_BASE environment variable, 2.8.1, 2.9.2
  ORACLE_HOSTNAME environment variable
    about, 2.5.3
    computers multiple homes, 2.5.3
    computers with multiple aliases, 2.5.4
    setting before installation, 2.5.3
  oraInst.loc file, 2.6.1, 2.9.1
    location, 2.6.1
  oraInventory directory
    See Oracle Inventory directory
  oratab file, 2.9.1
    formats, 2.9.1
    location of, 2.9.1
  OSDBA group
    creating, 2.6.2
    description, 2.6
    SYSDBA privilege and, 2.6
  OSOPER group
    creating, 2.6.3
    description, 2.6
    SYSOPER privilege and, 2.6

## P

  packages
    checking on Solaris, 2.4
  passwd command, 2.6.4.2
  patchadd command, 2.4
  patches
    download location for Solaris, 2.4
  permissions
    for Oracle base directory, 2.9.2
  pkginfo command, 2.4
  Pro*C/C++
    patches required on Solaris, 2.4
  processor
    checking system architecture, 2.3
  program technical fix
    See PTF

## R

  RAID
    using for Oracle data files, 2.10
  raw devices, 3.2.4
  reboot command, 2.7
  redundant array of independent disks
    See RAID
  removing, Oracle Software, 4.1
  root user
    logging in as, 2.2

## S

  seminfo_semmni parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7, 2.7
  seminfo_semmns parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7
  seminfo_semmsl parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7, 2.7
  seminfo_semvmx parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7
  semmni parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7, 2.7
  semmns parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7
  semmsl parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7, 2.7
  semvmx parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7
  shminfo_shmmax parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7, 2.7
  shminfo_shmmin parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7
  shminfo_shmmni parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7, 2.7
  shminfo_shmseg parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7
  shmmax parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7, 2.7
  shmmin parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7
  shmmni parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7, 2.7
  shmseg parameter
    recommended value on Solaris, 2.7
  silent installation, 3.6
  software and hardware certifications, 1.4.1
  software certification, 1.4.1
  software requirements
    checking software requirements, 2.4
  Solaris
    checking kernel parameters, 2.7, 2.7
    checking version, 2.4
    font packages for Java, 2.4
    making kernel parameter changes persist, 2.7, 2.7
    patch download location, 2.4
  swap space
    checking, 2.3
  SYSDBA privilege
    associated operating system group, 2.6
  sysdef command, 2.7, 2.7
  SYSOPER privilege
    associated operating system group, 2.6
  system architecture
    checking, 2.3
  system file, 2.7, 2.7

## T

  TMP environment variable, 2.3
  TMPDIR environment variable, 2.3

## U

  uname command, 2.4
  UNIX commands
    patchadd, 2.4
    pkginfo, 2.4
    reboot, 2.7
    sysdef, 2.7, 2.7
    uname, 2.4
  unprivileged user
    checking existence of, 2.6.5
  useradd command, 2.6.4.2
  users
    checking existence of the nobody user, 2.6.5
    creating the oracle user, 2.6.4
    operating system nobody user, 2.6
    Oracle software owner user, 2.6

## W

  WebSphere MQ
    CSDs required
      on Solaris, 2.4

## X

  X Window system
    enabling remote hosts, 2.2
  xhost command, 2.2