Oracle Disk Manager

Is there a kit for porting Oracle Disk Manager to other file
system types other than Veritas or DAFS? Specifically, I would
like to enable ODM for Linux LVM/GFS.

That looks like a 3.0.3 document and the steps do not look like what I remember on 3.2.1. 3.1 improves on 3.0 and there are changes in 3.2...
Please open the help on your 3.2.2 OVS Manager server and walk through the steps/tutorial that it has. That is what I did and it worked for me.
It is fairly confusing as the steps are very different for Local vs SAN vs NFS vs iSCSI. I would search for local storage and focus on those links.
If you hit a step that looks like it isn't working, please paste the help topic name into this thread and the url from your OVM Manager help system and I will try to replicate on 3.2.1.
I have to travel between offices multiple times today and have deadlines so will be off line much of the day.

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What are the compatable web browsers for Oracle Enterprise Manager DB console 11.2?

Database: Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production
Web browser: IE 8
C:\Users\x-msarwar3>emctl status agent
Oracle Enterprise Manager 11g Database Control Release 11.2.0.3.0
Copyright (c) 1996, 2011 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
Agent Version     : 10.2.0.4.4
OMS Version       : 10.2.0.4.4
Protocol Version : 10.2.0.4.4
Agent Home        : E:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\CSCCHN6DBS801.cscfed.roo
ad_fas360nds
Agent binaries    : E:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1
Agent Process ID : 21396
Agent URL         : https://CSCCHN6DBS801.cscfed.root.ad:3938/emd/main
Repository URL    : https://CSCCHN6DBS801.cscfed.root.ad:1158/em/upload/
Started at        : 2014-11-17 18:13:30
Started by user   : SYSTEM
Last Reload       : 2014-11-17 18:20:21
Last successful upload                       : (none)
Last attempted upload                        : (none)
Total Megabytes of XML files uploaded so far :     0.00
Number of XML files pending upload           :     1827
Size of XML files pending upload(MB)         :    51.60
Available disk space on upload filesystem    :    46.44%
Data channel upload directory                : E:/Oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome
/CSCCHN6DBS801.cscfed.root.ad_fas360nds/sysman/recv
Collection Status                            : Disabled by Upload Manager
Last attempted heartbeat to OMS              : 2014-11-18 12:21:42
Last successful heartbeat to OMS             : unknown
Agent is Running and Ready
C:\Users\x-msarwar3>emctl status dbconsole
Oracle Enterprise Manager 11g Database Control Release 11.2.0.3.0
Copyright (c) 1996, 2011 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
https://CSCCHN6DBS801.cscfed.root.ad:1158/em/console/aboutApplication
Oracle Enterprise Manager 11g is running.
Logs are generated in directory E:\Oracle\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1/CSCCHN6DBS80
cscfed.root.ad_fas360nds/sysman/log
C:\Users\x-msarwar3>
When I try to enter https://CSCCHN6DBS801.cscfed.root.ad:1158/em enter in IE 8, I get CERTIFICATE ERROR.
I appreciate your help on this!
Sarwar

Sarwar,
the only help I can provide is suggesting to ask to the right community Enterprise Manager,
since this one is for a different product (Enterprise Manager Ops Center).
HTH
ciao
giorgio

ORACLE NETWORK MANAGER 기본적인 사용방법

제품 : SQL*NET
작성날짜 : 2002-04-12
ORACLE NETWORK MANAGER 기본적인 사용방법
========================================
I. TERMINOLOGY TO KNOW BEFORE USING THIS GUIDE
A. community - a set of nodes that use the same network protocol.
B. listener - a service that waits for incoming requests from client
and server nodes.
C. system identifier - (SID) name of the Oracle database instance,
which is usually the same as the database name
II. NETWORK CONFIGURATION STEPS
A. Develop a pictorial representation of the network.
B. Provide configuration data to Network Manager.
C. Save the network configuration data and generate the configuration files.
Step A. Develop a pictorial representation of the network.
The sample network is a single protocol TCP/IP network with two
databases. Each node has one listener.
Step B. Provide configuration data to Network Manager.
Network Manager requires information about the objects in the
network before it creates the configuration files. There is an
on-line walk-through which leads you through the creation of a
network definition from the beginning (specification of definitions)
to the end (generation of the configuration files). The walk-through
provides information in pop-up boxes before each step. During the
walk through, a series of object property sheets, which gather the
data about network objects, appear with values which you may need
to alter.
** Tasks **
1. Launch Network Manager and click OK to store the network definition
in a file. In the Open window click Cancel.
2. Choose New from the File pull-down menu to start a new network
definition. Use the on-line walk through and click OK in the Network
Description dialog box.
3. In the Community property sheet, enter TCP as the name of the
community and choose TCP/IP from the protocol list box. Close the
community property sheet by clicking OK.
4. a. To define a node, enter the node name, TCP_node1, in the Node
property sheet.
b. Specify UNIX as the type of operating system in the drop-down
list.
c. Click on the community folder tab. Add TCP.WORLD to the node
community list (Note:WORLD is a default suffix) and close the
node property sheet by clicking OK.
5. Click OK to close the Node property sheet. To create the node,
TCP_node2, repeat step 4 and specify the type to be OS/2.
6. Create a listener in the Listener property sheet, by entering
TCP_listener1 as the name and choosing TCP_node1 in the node
pull-down menu to indicate what node TCP_listener1 will listen to.
Select the addresses folder tab and click Create. This defines the
address of the listener. A service address property sheet appears
with the address information as default values. Click OK.
7. Click the database folder tab to define a database for the listener.
In the Database property sheet, click Create to specify information
about the Oracle database that will be included in the network.
Enter TCP_DB1 as the name of the database. Click TCP_node1 as the
node. Enter the SID: db1. In the Operating System Specific Details
field, enter the directory path of the Oracle executables, i.e.
/usr/oracle for Unix or c:\oraos2\ for OS/2. Click OK to close the
Database property sheet.
8. Click OK to close the listener property sheet. To create
TCP_listener2, repeat steps 6-7 and substitute TCP_node2, TCP_DB2,
and db2 for the node, database, and SID, respectively.
Note: The on-line walk-through automatically validates the network configuration.
Step C. Save the network configuration data and generate configuration files.
1. Save the network definition.
2. Click File System in the Export Network Definition dialog box and
click OK. Choose the directory and click OK. The network definition
is now complete and the configuration files are generated.
III. OTHER INFORMATION
A. About the configuration files
If the network definition is saved to the file system,
Network Manager creates two types of subdirectories within the
directory chosen to store the network definition.
These are: a node specific directory, which has the same name as the
node and contact configuration files for the service the node provides,
and a client profile directory, which has the same name as the client
community and contains configuration files for each client.
B. Hardware and Software Requirements
PC with 6Mb disk, IBM or 100% compatible with an 80386 processor
or higher one CD-ROM drive
MS-DOS Version 5.0 or later and Windows 3.1

Hi Steve,
1) PL/SQL API for Network Analysis is coming in Oracle 10g Release 2.
2) In Oracle 10g Release 1 it is a requirement to load the entire network. Loading the entire street network of new york city on my 1 Ghz laptop requires about 1 minute. In Oracle 10g Release 2 you can specify a predicate on the load network so you do not have to load the entire network.
3) Source code for elocation will be available as an Oracle 10g Release 2 feature (I'm not sure what the "name" of the feature is, but it is a bundling of geocoding and routing, and when combined with MapViewer is a complete "elocation in a box" type of feature.
Hope this helps.

Unable to drop Oracle Enterprise Manager console in Oracle 11g

Hello all,
I am trying to drop the Oracle Enterprise Manager console in Oracle 11g (Windows server 2008 32 bit). I am getting the following error.
D:\Oracle\Ora11G\BIN>emca -deconfig dbcontrol db -repos drop
STARTED EMCA at Jun 16, 2009 9:59:58 PM
EM Configuration Assistant, Version 11.1.0.7.0 Production
Copyright (c) 2003, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Enter the following information:
Database SID: NM45
Listener port number: 1529
Password for SYS user:
Password for SYSMAN user:
Password for SYSMAN user:
Do you wish to continue? [yes(Y)/no(N)]: y
Jun 16, 2009 10:00:20 PM oracle.sysman.emcp.util.EMCALogManager addLogFileIntern
al
WARNING: Adding log file D:\Oracle\Ora11G\cfgtoollogs\emca\ENMSCSDB\emca_2009_06_16_22_00_20.log failed. Messages will not be logged in this file.
Jun 16, 2009 10:00:20 PM oracle.sysman.emcp.EMConfig perform
INFO: This operation is being logged at D:\Oracle\Ora11G\cfgtoollogs\emca\ENMSCSDB\emca_2009_06_16_22_00_20.log.
Jun 16, 2009 10:00:21 PM oracle.sysman.emcp.util.DBControlUtil stopOMS
INFO: Stopping Database Control (this may take a while) ...
Jun 16, 2009 10:00:22 PM oracle.sysman.emcp.EMConfig perform
SEVERE: Can't find file D:\Oracle\Ora11G\F1SMLFS_NM45\sysman\config\emoms.properties
Refer to the log file at D:\Oracle\Ora11G\cfgtoollogs\emca\ENMSCSDB\emca_2009_06_16_22_00_20.log for more details.
Could not complete the configuration. Refer to the log file at D:\Oracle\Ora11G\cfgtoollogs\emca\ENMSCSDB\emca_2009_06_16_22_00_20.log for more details.
D:\Oracle\Ora11G\BIN>
Even though the D:\Oracle\Ora11G\F1SMLFS_NM45\sysman\config\emoms.properties is exists in the disk. Any Idea.
In Oracle 9i " Enterprise manager Configuration Assistant" (Open “Start ---> Programs ----> Oracle - OraHome92 ---> Configuration and Migration
Tools -----> Enterprise manager Configuration Assistant) was present. Is there any replacement of this in Oracle 11g ?
Thanks
With Regards
Hemant

hem_kec wrote:
Hello all,
I am trying to drop the Oracle Enterprise Manager console in Oracle 11g (Windows server 2008 32 bit). I am getting the following error.
D:\Oracle\Ora11G\BIN>emca -deconfig dbcontrol db -repos dropBefore this you shoud do :
ORACLE_HOME/bin/emca -x <sid>
ORACLE_HOME>/sysman/admin/emdrep/bin/RepManager <hostname> <listener_port> <sid> -action drop
Refer to the log file at D:\Oracle\Ora11G\cfgtoollogs\emca\ENMSCSDB\emca_2009_06_16_22_00_20.log for more details.did you check this log ?
Even though the D:\Oracle\Ora11G\F1SMLFS_NM45\sysman\config\emoms.properties is exists in the disk. Any Idea.yes. you could visit metalink and see 278100.1 How To Drop, Create And Recreate DB Control In A 10g Database
In Oracle 9i " Enterprise manager Configuration Assistant" (Open “Start ---> Programs ----> Oracle - OraHome92 ---> Configuration and Migration
Tools -----> Enterprise manager Configuration Assistant) was present. Is there any replacement of this in Oracle 11g ?
Thanksok
With Regards
Hemantbest regards

Unassign Server from a Corrupted Oracle VM Manage 3.1.1 instance

My problem is that the Oracle Database holding the metadata of the VM Manager that currently owns my VM Server died completely and I'm unable to log in to the VM Manager to manage the VMs living in the Server.
I have no (explicit) backup from the Manager Database so I'm unable to recreate the schema to bring the Manager up again.
I have an alternate Manager instance in a different server but cannot tke the ownership of the Server because is already owned by another VM Manager (the corrupted one). The error shown is OVMRU_000009E Server <my OVM server> is already owned by an Oracle VM Manager.
What is the best option to unassign the VM Server from the old VM Manager?
These are my options so far, haven't tried them yet, though:
1) As per the an alternate thread (https://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=10633203#10633203)
# service ovs-agent stop
# rm /etc/ovs-agent/db/server
# service ovs-agent start
2) Uninstall the corrupted VM Manager using the runInslatter.sh script from the Manager installation media.
I appreciate your help a lot!

I had to improvise a little bit before you answer came so I went ahead and reinstalled the Manager without taking note of the current UUID, the new Manager installation was installed using the same old UUID, though.
My next issue was that the new Manager was not able to recognize the existen Physical Repository, this might be due the SATA Disk was not empty (of course, it was holding all my VMs). I couldn't find a way for the new Manager to mount and recognize the existen Repo so I went ahead and backed the Repository Up to an alternate partition so was able to clean the disk.
After the backup, I wiped the SATA disk out using the command:
+# dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=1M+
But my surprise was that the Manager, under Storage > Local Storage, was still showing the SATA disk as used, as if the content was still there, so I couldn't create a new Repository on it. Not sure how the mapper/ocfs2/SATA stuff combines to provide Physical devices for the VM Server.. I'm going to have to learn more about these stuff.
Current Status, I decided to re-install the whole VM Server and the VM Manager (in the same box) and hopefully the new manager will recognize the SATA Disk as empty and will be able to create a new Repository on it, then I'll copy the VMs from the Backup and "hopefully" the VMs will be displayed.
Am I walking the right way?

WindowsXP (HVM, PV Driver) can't shutdown/reboot by Oracle VM Manager 3.0.3

I install a virtual machine (Windows XP SP3) as HVM/PV withOracle VM Windows Paravirtual (PV) Drivers 3.0.1.
Oracle VM Manager 3.0.2 can shutdown / reboot the virtual machine with PV driver, but Oracle VM Manager 3.0.3 can not do that.
Also when I install the Oracle VM Windows Paravirtual (PV) Drivers 3.0.1 to Windows XP SP3, the virtual machine has two NICs.
One is "Realtek RTL8139 Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC", and the other one is "ORacle VM Virtual Ethernet Adapter".
Both NIC are connecting the VM Network.
I think when the PV drivers installed to the virtual machine, the original NIC should be disapper.
Does anybody has same problem?

Yes. I tried two ways as below;
1) I made the virtual machine as "HVM" mode, then I install Windows XP SP3,.
After installed OS I installed the PV drivers, then I shutdown the virtual machine and I switched the mode to "HVM with PV Drivers", and booted it.
2) I made the virtual machine as "HVM with PV Drivers" mode, then I install Windows XP SP3.
After installed OS I installed the PV drivers, and rebooted it.
Both of them I can't shutdown the virtual machine from Oracle VM manager.
I can see these Oracle VM devices in device manager, "Oracle VM Virtual Disk Controller", "Oracle VM Virtual PCI Bus", "Oracle VM Virtual SCSI Disk Device","Oracle VM Virtual Ethernet Adapter".
And "Oracle VM Service" is installed as Windows service and running.
The "Oracle VM Virtual Ethernet Adapter" can connect my VM networks without problem.
I think Oracle VM 3.0.2 does not have this kind of problems.
My oracle VM 3.0.3 are not upgraded from 3.0.2. It is fresh.
Edited by: Hiroyuki Harada on 2012/01/16 20:44
Edited by: Hiroyuki Harada on 2012/01/16 20:44

Oracle vm manager 3.3.1 can't discover the server which one has reinstall system

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File "/usr/lib64/python2.6/site-packages/agent/daemon/notificationserver.py", line 193, in event_sender
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File "/usr/lib64/python2.6/site-packages/agent/daemon/notificationserver.py", line 63, in post
    return self._do_post(data)
File "/usr/lib64/python2.6/site-packages/agent/daemon/notificationserver.py", line 81, in _do_post
    raise Exception('%s %s' % (response.reason, content))
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orCode":"AUTH_INFO_NOT_SUPPLIED"}
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Frank,
Sorry I didn't see this before, but it wasn't on the most recent posts. Please see related post here OVM Sparc - Can't discover local disks
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Functions: Oracle VM Manager vs. Grid Control Oracle VM Management Update

Hello guys,
i have seen both tools .. and i have to say that some really basic functions are missing in the Oracle VM management addon for Grid Control 10.2.0.5 .. just some examples:
- Renaming virtual machines (because of the prefix syntax is not very useful)
- Adding ISOs as CD/DVD after removing them one from the profile (until now you need to know the whole path to the DVD, even if the ISO is registered in the repository)
- Renaming image files (for example the disks of the VMs .. this would be very helpful in case of cloning machines)
- List the VNC port for the running VMs
All these features are available under the VM Manager (except the renaming file part) ... do you know when this will be implemented or is the Oracle VM management update already "finished" in its functions.
Regards

Hi,
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for more information, look at this URL.
I hope this can help you
Best Regards

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Last Friday, Oracle released version 12.1.0.3.0 of the TimesTen Plug-in for Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c Cloud Control. This is a landmark release with many new features for database administrators. Besides database performance and availability monitoring; the new plug-in offers administrators the ability to manage and administer their TimesTen instances and databases, such as starting and stopping TimesTen services, loading and unloading databases to and from memory, and scheduling backups and restoring databases. Additionally, users can monitor database and replication activities, memory and disk usages, workload performance statistics, and identify longest running and most executed SQL statements. International users will be pleased to know that the new plug-in was globalized with its user interface translated to nine different languages, the same languages as available in Oracle Enterprise Manager. The Enterprise Manager for TimesTen 12.1.0.3.0 plug-in is downloadable through Enterprise Manager Self-Update.
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The issue seems to be from DB side and an SR would help you in resolving the issue.
However, added below few points you can look as well from your side.
+ DB may be core dumping in which case it would be required to resolve the core dump issue.
+ Running ASH report from sqlplus may not be working in which we need to resolve the DB side issue.
+ If feasible you can choose to upgrade DB to higher version.
Regards,
Bip

Install Oracle VM Manager 2.1 error

When installing Oracle VM Manager I am getting the following error:
Please enter the choice: [1|2]
1. Install Oracle VM Manager
2. Uninstall Oracle VM Manager
1
Starting Oracle VM Manager installation ...
Checking the supported platforms ... Done
Checking the prerequisite packages are installed ... Done
Checking the available disk space ... Done
Installing the oracle-xe-univ package (rpm) ... Failed.
Please check log from /var/log/ovm-manager/xe.log
Aborting installation. Please check the environment and rerun runInstaller.sh.
2008-02-05-09-45
warning: source/oracle-xe-univ-10.2.0.1-1.0.i386.rpm: Header V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID b38a
8516
Preparing... ##################################################
oracle-xe-univ warning: /etc/init.d/oracle-xe saved as /etc/init.d/oracle-xe.rpmorig
###########warning: /usr/lib/oracle/xe/app/oracle/product/10.2.0/server/config/scripts/postDBCrea
tion.sql saved as /usr/lib/oracle/xe/app/oracle/product/10.2.0/server/config/scripts/postDBCreati
on.sql.rpmorig
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nfig/seeddb/xeseed.dfb;47a8768d: cpio: read failed - Inappropriate ioctl for device
Any ideas on the cause of this error?

I checked and those checksums match up. I burned the .zip file to a cd. I copied the .zip to the local file system and unzipped to get the iso. I then ran the mount command to /media/iso. From the iso directory I ran the installer and now I am getting:
Buffer i/o error on device loop 2, logical block 133638
source/oracle-xe-univ-10.2.0.1-1.0.i386.rpm: not an rpm package (or package manifest): input / output error.
I tried to manually install the rpm packages just to test and it said "not an rpm package"
If I burned the .iso file to a cd I get the cpio error.
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Repost: Oracle VM Manager (IndexError: list index out of range) error

The Oracle VM Manager software will not import a server side created VM for management purposes. It is giving an index-out-of-range error when trying to retrieve the Memory Size from the jumpbox.xen file (I created a symbolic link to this file called vm.cfg).
Here is the log for the index-out-of-range error:
ovs_root.log
"2008-08-20 02:03:26" INFO=> utl_list_dir: directory('/OVS/running_pool') => pro
jectweb/,infinesse-web/
"2008-08-20 02:03:26" INFO=> list_dir: directory('/OVS/running_pool') => project
web/,infinesse-web/
"2008-08-20 02:03:26" INFO=> utl_get_vm_size: vm('/OVS/running_pool/infinesse-we
b') => 12020
"2008-08-20 02:03:26" INFO=> get_vm_size:vm('/OVS/running_pool/infinesse-web') =
success:size=12020"2008-08-20 02:03:26" ERROR=> xen_get_memory:vm('/OVS/running_pool/infinesse-web
')=><IndexError: list index out of range>
"2008-08-20 02:03:26" INFO=> get_vm_memory: vm('/OVS/running_pool/infinesse-web'
) scope=cfg rs=failed:<IndexError: list index out of range>
and my vm.cfg file:
# -- mode: python; --
# This JumpBox requires Hardware Support otherwise known as Xen's HVM mode.
# To test your Xen installation if it supports this mode, issue the following
# command:
# sudo xm info | grep xen_caps
# it should return a capabilities line like:
# xen_caps : xen-3.0-x86_32 hvm-3.0-x86_32
# as long as there is an hvm entry as shown above it should work.
## If starting Xen fails you may need to set a custom path
## for your kernel or device model files. Uncommant the following
## variables and put in the appropriate paths
## Uncomment and set your custom hvm loader path here
# hvm_path = ""
## Uncomment and set your custom device model loader path here
# devmodel_path = ""
# You will probably want to uncomment the following VNC variables so you
# can see the JumpBox console over VNC. Make sure to set the vncpassword to
# something unique. Also, if you run multiple JumpBoxes on the same host, you
# may want to leave vncdisplay unset and use the domid for the display numbers
#vnc=1 # enable VNC library for graphics, default = 1
#vnclisten="0.0.0.0" # address that should be listened on for the VNC server if vnc is set.
#vncdisplay=1 # set VNC display number, default = domid
#vncconsole=1 # enable spawning vncviewer for domain's console
#vncpasswd='password' # set password for domain's VNC console
memory = '256'
vfb = ['type=vnc,vncunused=1,vnclisten=0.0.0.0']
########### You shouldn't have to edit anything below here ##############
import os
import sys
# Assemble the basepath
file = os.getcwd() + '/' + sys.argv[2]
basepath = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(file))
datatarball = basepath + '/disks/data/data.xen.tgz'
builder = "hvm"
hvmfiles = [
'/usr/lib/xen/boot/hvmloader',
'/usr/lib/xen-ioemu-3.0/boot/hvmloader'
devfiles = [
'/usr/lib/xen/bin/qemu-dm',
'/usr/lib/xen-ioemu-3.0/bin/qemu-dm'
# Check to see if the user has assigned custom HVM or device_model paths
try:
hvmfiles.insert(hvm_path,0)
except NameError:
pass
try:
devfiles.insert(devmodel_path,0)
except NameError:
pass
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for i in hvmfiles:
if os.path.exists(i):
kernel = i
break
# Choose the appropriate Device Models
for i in devfiles:
if os.path.exists(i):
device_model = i
break
# Need to test if device_model and kernel are set, if not return with error.
# If this is the first time this has run, extract the data disk tarball
# then remove the tarball
if os.path.exists(datatarball):
os.chdir(basepath + '/disks/data')
os.system("tar -zxpf " + datatarball)
os.remove(datatarball)
# Continue normal configuration
name = "joomla15"
vif = ['type=ioemu, mac=00:16:3E:2B:1F:04, bridge=xenbr0']
disk = ['file:' + basepath + '/disks/root/root.hdd,hda,w','file:' + basepath + '/disks/data/data.xen,hdb,w']
root = "/dev/hda1 ro"
extra = "4"

Hi Ravi,
the error is due to the componet JAVA(TM) 7 which is not supported.
Better to run JAVA 6, I'm running the update 33, you can download it from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre6-downloads-1637595.html
Remeber to remove JAVA &
Go to control panel --> add remove programs and remove JAVA (TM) 7.
It will solve the problem.
Ciao,
Massimo

Fresh install of Oracle VM Manager Template into Oracle VM Server

Hi,
I am trying to install the Oracle VM Manager template and then
create an Oracle VM Manager client.
I have already done a 'fresh install' of Oracle VM Server.
I do not have another machine available to use to contain the
'Oracle VM Manager', therefore, I am attempting to install the
Oracle VM Manager template directly into an Oracle VM Manager Server and
run the client.
I am following the instructions of the Oracle VM Server Users Guide
in section 4.3.
When I extract the zip file contents into the
/OVS/seed_pool directory, I get the following files.
Deploy_Manager_Template.sh
OVM_EL5U3_X86_OVM_MANAGER_PVM.tgz
So far, so good.
Next, I used 'tar' to help me extract the directories of the .tgz file.
So far, so good.
Next, as instructed, I used 'python' and 'print randomMAC()' to create a new MAC address.
Inside the /OVS/seed_pool/OVM_EL5U3_X86_OVM_MANAGER_PVM/vm.cfg file
I modified the vif MAC address. I replaced the
xx:xx:xx with the 'last three' that were generated by the python randomMAC
function from above.
vif = [ 'mac=00:16:3E:<my generated numbers>', ]
So far, so good?
In the Oracle VM Server Users Guide in section 4.3.,
The next step, expains that I should run
xm create mv.cfg
I did this. When I ran this I received back the error.
Using config file "./vm.cfg"
Error disk is not accessible.
When I peek inside my vm.cfg file.
I see file references starting with the following
file:/OVS/running_pool/ ...
Of, course my running_pool directory is empty.
(Again, this is a fresh install of Oracle VM Server).
My first question is the following.
Sometime in this process was I supposed to run
the the following executable?
./Deploy_Manager_Template.sh
If so, should I have done this early?
Was the modification of the vif (of adding the MAC address
into the vm.cfg file, something I 'should have not done'
or 'something that could be ignored' because the
'./Deploy_Manager_Template.sh' would have done this for me?
My second question is the following.
Would the following process be 'more correct?'
..1 Not modify the vm.cfg' file.
..2 run ./Deploy_Manager_Template.sh.
..3 In the /OVS/running_pool/ directory find my
vm.cfg file of interest, then modify the vif with a new MAC address.
..4 In /OVS/running_pool/Change my current location to my directory of interest
run xm create vm.cfg (to run my Oracle VM Manager)?
Any help or ideas whould be appreciated.
Thank you very much,
AIM

Hi,
This is the README file for Oracle VM Manager 2.2.0
Readme for Media Pack B57738-01
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Oracle VM Templates for Oracle VM Manager 2.2.0 Media Pack v1 for x86 (32 bit)
=====================================================================
Template Version 2.3
Oracle VM Manager Version 2.2.0
This document contains:
1. Prerequisites for Oracle VM Manager virtual machine (VM) deployment
2. Oracle VM Manager Template description
3. Creating an Oracle VM Manager Virtual Machine from
Oracle VM Manager Template
4. Deployment Interview
5. Known Issues
For more information on Oracle VM Manager, please refer to
the "Oracle VM Manager Installation Guide" and the "Oracle VM Manager
User's Guide" available at:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E15458_01/index.htm
1. Prerequisites
================
- A new install of Oracle VM Server 2.2 that has NOT been managed by another
Oracle VM Manager. Manager Template 2.2 is intended to be installed on Oracle
VM 2.2 server. If you have a new Oracle VM 2.1.5 server and want to deploy
Oracle VM Manager template, please use the Oracle VM 2.1.5 Manager template.
Note: root access to the server's dom0 is required.
- It's highly recommended that you upgrade the default agent (ovs-agent-2.3-19)
to ovs-agent-2.3-27 or later. You can get the latest Oracle VM 2.2 packages
from Oracle's Unbreakable Linux Network (http://linux.oracle.com).
Note: Alternate location to get Oracle VM agent 2.3-27 is
http://oss.oracle.com/oraclevm/server/2.2/RPMS/ovs-agent-2.3-27.noarch.rpm
- A working directory of the Oracle VM Server 2.2 has at least 4GB free space
for downloading and installing the template. The working directory can be any
directory on the Oracle VM server except /OVS/running_pool.
Note: The /root partition of the default Oracle VM server install may not have
enough space to temporarily host the template installation. Please use other
directory that has sufficient free space.
- At least 15GB of free space in the cluster root storage repository. For storage
and repository configuration, please refer to Oracle VM 2.2 Server User Guide:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E15458_01/doc.22/e15444/storage.htm
and
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E15458_01/doc.22/e15444/repository.htm
- At least 2GB of free memory on the Oracle VM Server
- A static IP address for the Oracle VM Manager
- If enabling HA (high availability) for the Oracle VM Manager,
mount a clustered OCFS2 or NFS filesystem on /OVS. If ext3 or a
local OCFS2 filesystem is used, enabling HA will cause the high availability
prerequisite checking to fail. The Oracle VM Manager configuration
process will exit without completing the configuration.
- The Oracle VM Manager will register the first VM that it detects.
To have Oracle VM Manager be the first VM registered,
make sure there are no virtual machine images besides the Oracle VM Manager
virtual machine in the /OVS/running_pool directory on the Oracle VM Server.
- A desktop or other system with a VNC Viewer installed
The steps below assume that the Oracle VM Server used is not currently
or was not previously managed by another Oracle VM Manager. If this is not
the case, the instructions below will ask user clean up Oracle VM Agent DB
before running the Oracle VM Manager.
2. Oracle VM Manager Template Description
=========================================
The Oracle VM Manager Template is distributed as one archive file which
includes:
File Version
OVM_EL5U3_X86_OVM_MANAGER_PVM.tgz 2.3
Deploy_Manager_Template.sh 2.3
The OVM_EL5U3_X86_OVM_MANAGER_PVM.tgz archive contains two disk images,
a VM configuration file and a readme file:
- Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.3 x86 system disk image
- Oracle VM Manager 2.2 disk image
- vm.cfg
- README
The system image is a JeOS (Just enough OS) installation of Oracle
Enterprise Linux 5.3. It is a smaller footprint install that contains
the only packages needed by Oracle VM Manager.
Oracle VM Manager is configured to use Oracle Database 10g
Express Edition (included).
Deploy_Manager_Template.sh is used to check the prerequisite and
create virtual machine.
During the first boot of the Oracle VM Manager virtual machine,
the Oracle VM Manager configuration process will create server pool
and import the Oracle VM Manager virtual machine.
Two OS user accounts are created by default:
user: root password: ovsroot
user: oracle password: oracle
The user 'oracle' belongs to the 'oinstall' and 'dba' groups.
The default vnc console password is 'oracle'
3. Creating the Oracle VM Manager virtual machine
=================================================
1) Download the Oracle VM Manager Template (V19215-01.zip)
from http://edelivery.oracle.com/oraclevm
2) Login to the Oracle VM Server's dom0 as 'root'
Copy V19215-01.zip to your working directory with at least 4GB free space.
You can choose any directory on OVM Server except /OVS/running_pool.
This zip file contains the archive file OVM_EL5U3_X86_OVM_MANAGER_PVM.tgz
and a deploy script Deploy_Manager_Template.sh
3) As root, run
# unzip V19215-01.zip
4) As 'root', run the deployment script:
# chmod 755 Deploy_Manager_Template.sh
# ./Deploy_Manager_Template.sh
The deployment script Deploy_Manager_Template.sh will complete the following
tasks:
a) prerequisite checking
b) uncompress OVM_EL5U3_X86_OVM_MANAGER_PVM.tgz file to directory
/OVS/running_pool. This directory will contain the files following files:
/OVS/running_pool/OVM_EL5U3_X86_OVM_MANAGER_PVM
|- System.img (OS image file)
|- Manager.img (Manager image file)
|- vm.cfg (VM configuration file)
|- README (Readme file)
c) generate and assign new MAC address to the virtual machine
d) interview the user for VM and VM Manager configuration parameters
(next section 'Deployment interview' provides the list of questions)
e) create and boot the virtual machine from the Oracle VM Server
command line
f) display the access information for Oracle VM Manager and Oracle VM
Manager VM
4. Deployment Interview
=======================
The deployment script will prompt a user to enter
a) Agent password
The agent password is required for the prerequisites check.
b) Storage configuration
Storage Source: NFS address, OCFS2 partition path
The script will automatically detect your cluster root storage repository
if you have configured it. Or it prompts users to input their storage source
and the script tries to set it up as cluster root.
NOTE: how to manually create your own storage repository in OracleVM server 2.2.x
1) Register your storage source. Example:
/opt/ovs-agent-2.3/utils/repos.py -n myhost:/mynfslocation
/opt/ovs-agent-2.3/utils/repos.py -n /dev/sdb3
Note that the storage source should have at least 15GB free space.
If the storage source is successfully registered, note down the uuid genereated
by the command above, such as:
51d4c69b-e439-41ac-8b31-3cc485c993b0 => /dev/sdb3
2) Mount your storage repository.
If the agent version is 2.3-27 or higher, execute:
/opt/ovs-agent-2.3/utils/repos.py -i
otherwise, complete the following commands:
[1] mkdir -p /var/ovs/mount/$(echo <uuid> | sed s/-//g | tr '[:lower:]' \
'[:upper:]')"
where '<uuid>' is the uuid noted down in step 2)
[2] mount your storage source to the directory made in step [1].
3) If /OVS exists, delete or move /OVS
mv /OVS "/OVS.$(date '+%Y%m%d-%H%M%S').orig"
create a symbolic link from storage repository to /OVS
ln -nsf /var/ovs/mount/<UUID>/ /OVS
c) Network configuration
Static IP address
Netmask
Default Gateway IP address
DNS Server IP address
Hostname
d) Password for database accounts:
'SYS' and 'SYSTEM' (the same password the same password is used)
'OVS'
'oc4jadmin'
'admin'
e) Web Service configuration (supported in template in version 1.2)
Web Service password (at least 6 characters)
Enable HTTPS or not
f) SMTP server (outgoing mail server SMTP hostname)
E-mail Address for account 'admin'
g) Data for the manager services configuration:
Oracle VM Server Pool Name
Oracle VM Server login user name
Oracle VM Server login password
Note that Oracle VM Manager is critical for managing Oracle VM Server Pools.
Do not pause, suspend or shutdown this virtual machine! Configuring
HA is recommended for this virtual machine so that Oracle VM will
automatically restart the Oracle VM Manager virtual machine if there
is a server crash.
5. Known Issues
===============
1) You may see messages on a virtual machine's console similar to these
when the virtual machine is booting up:
Fatal: No PCI config space access function found
rtc: IRQ 8 is not free.
i8042.c: No controller found.
These messages can be ignored.
2) Mail server check fails.
Bug #7140 in bugzilla.oracle.com
Oracle VM Manager installer only checks the default SMTP port 25 for the
mail server. If the SMTP port is not 25, the check fails, and you will
see the following message:
Mail server '<mail server hostname>' check failed, want to re-enter it(Y|n)?
You can enter 'n' to skip the mail server checking. You will also see the
send mail checking fails with following message:
Failed to send mail to '<Admin e-mail address>'
want to re-enter the e-mail address(Y|n)?
You can enter 'n' to skip the send mail checking.
3) OEL VM console may display error messages similar to those below:
BUG: warning at drivers/xen/fbfront/xenfb.c:143/xenfb_update_screen() (Not
tainted)
Call Trace:
[<ffffffff803aa461>] xenfb_thread+0x135/0x2c5
[<ffffffff8024874b>] try_to_wake_up+0x365/0x376
[<ffffffff8029ba6e>] autoremove_wake_function+0x0/0x2e
[<ffffffff8029b856>] keventd_create_kthread+0x0/0xc4
[<ffffffff803aa32c>] xenfb_thread+0x0/0x2c5
[<ffffffff8029b856>] keventd_create_kthread+0x0/0xc4
[<ffffffff802339c8>] kthread+0xfe/0x132
[<ffffffff80260b24>] child_rip+0xa/0x12
[<ffffffff8029b856>] keventd_create_kthread+0x0/0xc4
[<ffffffff802338ca>] kthread+0x0/0x132
[<ffffffff80260b1a>] child_rip+0x0/0x12
This will not cause any problems.
4) If you accidentally power off Oracle VM Manager virtual machine through
Oracle Manager UI, and restart the virtual machine from OVM server command
line, although Oracle VM Manager virtual machine is running normally,
the virtual machine status in Manager UI will stay in 'Shutting Down'.
This is expected, as the virtual machine status sync will only happen when
the virtual machine status is "Error" or "Powered Off".
To re-sync the virtual machine status, please complete the following steps:
1. Log on the Manager UI;
2. Navigate to the 'Virtual Machines' tab;
3. Select Oracle VM Manager virtual machine, "OVM_EL5U3_X86_OVM_MANAGER_PVM";
4. Choose 'Reset' from 'More Actions' dropdown list;
5. Click 'Go' button, the status will become "Running" after a while.
5) (Bug 9191053) For OVS agent version 2.3-19, the following High
Availability scenario will not work.
"If a Virtual Machine Server fails, all running virtual machines are
restarted automatically on another available Virtual Machine Server."
For OVS agent 2.3-19, Oracle VM Manager virtual machine will not be
automatically restarted on any other available Virtual Machine Server,
but on the original Virtual Machine Server when it becomes available again.
To fix the issue, please upgrade OVS agent to 2.3-27 or the latest version.

Disk manager window 2003 stop or server reboot under 11g cluster

Hi
i have a simple question,
since we pass to 64-bit window 2003 our cluster (32-bit before). The disk manager service under window stop after 3 to 4 days. At this moment, Oracle stop (ASM do not have any more disk to access).
Some time the server reboot with out reason.
Did someone had this problem with 11g cluster under window 2003 64-bit.
Thanks
Edited by: ron_berube on 2009-09-08 12:47

Hi
i have a simple question,
since we pass to 64-bit window 2003 our cluster (32-bit before). The disk manager service under window stop after 3 to 4 days. At this moment, Oracle stop (ASM do not have any more disk to access).
Some time the server reboot with out reason.
Did someone had this problem with 11g cluster under window 2003 64-bit.
Thanks
Edited by: ron_berube on 2009-09-08 12:47

What is Oracle Virtual Manager?

I know it does sound stupid but i m been assigned a project where in I will be the part of Oracle Virtual Manager Deployement Team.
But I have no idea what it is going to be and how difficult this task is.
I think this is the best way i can get answer to my question.Just give me basic information about this.I would be grateful if someone help me.
Edited by: user10373165 on Sep 7, 2009 2:43 AM

We still didn't agree upon the name: I've only heard about Oracle VM Manager, while you're talking about Oracle Virtual(ization) Manager...
Anyway:
Oracle VM Manager
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Hope this is what you're looking for...

Installing Oracle Enterprise manager

I have on my cleint Pc dev10g is ;Oracle Enterprise manager; part of the 'dev10g' or else how I can install it

It depends on what exactly you want to do. First, Oracle Enterprise Manager is a term that refers to the Java Thick client console, and it can be found at the Oracle RDBMS client disk; this requires installation to be accessed.
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