C Configuration Worksheets

During configuration of Oracle Content Management SDK (Oracle CM SDK) and related components (such as the Oracle 10g Database Server, Oracle Internet Directory, or Oracle Enterprise Manager), you must enter various schema (user) names, passwords, port numbers, and the like. See the Oracle Application Server 10g Installation Guide for additional information.

Caution:

If you use this Appendix to document any settings in your environment, keep it in a secure place or destroy it after configuring Oracle CM SDK.

Oracle 10g Database Server Administration Worksheet

Object	Description or Usage Note	Default Value or Password
Host name	Name of the computer on which you are installing the product. Fully qualified names such as `host1.yourcompany.com`
IP address	Identifies the host at the network card level. Used by Mac clients to initially connect to the AFP Server.
Windows Administrator account	Super-user account. Required to initially setup the computer for Oracle installation, and by Oracle Enterprise Manager to run OS jobs.
Oracle home	Directory path into which Oracle software gets installed. Displays in Oracle Universal Installer as "OracleHome," "OracleHome1," and so on, depending on how many Oracle homes are on the computer already, if more than one.
Service Name	Uniquely identifies the database throughout the network, in the format `database_name.database_domain`, where `database_domain` maps to the network domain, such as `yourDB.yourcompany.com`.
`SYS`	A schema created during installation of the database. Owns the data dictionary.	`change_on_install`
`SYSTEM`	Default database administrator account that has privileges on SYS schema objects.	`manager`

Oracle Application Server Administration Worksheet

Object	Description or Usage Note	Default Value or Password	Your Setting
`ias_admin`	Management account for the Oracle Application Server instance. You will use this account and password to log in to the Application Server Control.

Oracle Internet Directory Administration Worksheet

Object	Description or Usage Note	Default Value or Password
OID server host	Name of the server where OID is running. See Oracle Internet Directory Administrator's Guide for complete information about Oracle Internet Directory.
Port number/SSL	Port at which LDAP is listening.	LDAP: 389 SSL: 636
OID Super user name/ password	Default Oracle Internet Directory super user name and password.	`cn=orcladmin/welcome1`
Root Oracle context	Distinguished name of the Root Oracle context in your Oracle Internet Directory instance.	`cn=OracleContext`

Oracle CM SDK Administration Worksheet

Object	Description or Usage Note	Default Value or Password
Schema name	Owner of all Oracle CM SDK objects in the database.
Schema password	Password for the Oracle CM SDK schema. You must create one during the configuration.
`system`	The Oracle CM SDK system administrator. Has full permission to all user and configuration data in Oracle CM SDK. Can start and stop the domain and its components.	`manager9ifs`
`guest`	A guest user. Has `Read` permission to public data in Oracle CM SDK.	`welcome9ifs`
`scott`	A sample user for custom application development. Has `Read` permission to public data in Oracle CM SDK, and has own Home directory.	`tiger9ifs`
FTP port	The port number on which the FTP server is listening.	21
NFS port	The port number on which the NFS server is listening.	2049
NFS mount port	The port number which the Mount server is listening. A value of zero uses any available port	0
IMAP port	The port number on which the IMAP server is listening.	143
CUP port	The port number on which the CUP server is listening.	4180
HTTP host name	The fully-qualified host name of the computer through which you want the domain to provide HTTP listener services.	The Oracle Application Server, Infrastructure middle-tier Web server computer.
HTTP port	The port number on which the HTTP server is listening.	Specified during the installation of Oracle Application Server, Infrastructure.