E-Recruiting 3.0 Installation - Techical Architecture
Hello,
We are in the process of installing E-Recruiting 3.0 SP11 on ECC 5.0 running on the WAS. It seems that for the standard install there are a series of other components that need to be installed and setup. These items include:
-TREX - Search engine - Separate server install
-KPRO - Content server - Separate server install
There is also the question of connecting the system with internal web sites and external web sites.
We are looking for an overview or architecture diagram of the installation, the total components involved and other technical incite or document that can be provided. We are trying to get an idea of the technical scope of the project and it seems to keep expanding as we discover new components.
Thanks in advance,
Jeff
Hi Jeff,
Did you check in the SAP Service Market Place? There are a lot of PDF documents which might be useful to you. Please <a href="https://websmp101.sap-ag.de/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=01200252310000064849&">Check</a> it out.
Regards,
Suresh Datti
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E-Recruiting 3.0 Installation problems
We're in the process of installing the e-Recruiting add-on in an integrated environment, and we're having problems. Early last week, the BASIS team attempted to load the e-Recruiting add-on into an integrated environment (our Technical Sandbox), in order to prove that there will not be any complications when we load it into our Development system. I noticed that there is a lot of standard delivered configuration data that did not get loaded into the integrated system. For example, most of the tables within the IMG that hold configuration data within the Applicant Tracking area was delivered empty in our client. The data does, however, exist in client 000. Since we obviously can't do a complete client-copy in our integrated system, does anyone have any suggestions of how we can select just the e-Recruiting data? We're thinking of using the following packages, but we're uncertain that if it contains everything in e-Recruiting 3.0:
PAOC_RCF Recruitment Factory
PAOC_RCF_BL Recruitment Factory: Business Logic
PAOC_RCF_REPORTING Recruitment Factory: Reporting
PAOC_RCF_TALENT_BL RCF: Business Logic for the Candidate
PAOC_RCF_TALENT_UI RCF: User Interface for the Candidate
PAOC_RCF_UI Recruitment Factory: User Interface
I've already contacted OSS, but their most recent response was not very helpful:
I would suggest you to read the IMG documentation and to fill the
tables youself or copy the customizing from client 000 step by step.
It turened out that this is the most practicable and most efficient
way to set up the E-Recruiting system. If you have further questions
how to set up your system please inform your SAP consultant.
Does anyone have experience loading e-Recruiting 3.0 onto an integrated system?
Thanks in advance,
JonJon,
When you say integrated, what else is running on the ECC 5.0? Can you provide more information?
There are standard notes for E-Recruitment, which is executed on SAINT as as add-on. The notes, include prerequisites for e-Rec 3.0.
Regards,
James -
AutoCAD 2000 Architectural Desktop 3 installation in Windows 7 64 bit Professional
How to get AutoCAD 2000 to install on a Windows 7 64 bit operating system. The problem we were having was with the forced installation of Netmeeting from the AutoCAD installation disc. Our solution at the time was to install AutoCAD on the Windows Virtual XP. The XP mode created more problems than we were able to ignore because the XP mode is very watered down and does support proper graphics for the drafting software. We decided to try another approach. Take the AutoCAD 2000 installation disc (Architectural Desktop release 3 in our case, which is based on AutoCAD 2000) and create an ISO image of the disc. I used MagicISO because it allowed me to make the image, and delete the folder for Netmeeting from the ISO image. I believe it is under Support\NM in the ISO image. Once the NM folder is deleted from your ISO image, burn the image onto a new disc. It will fit onto a 700mb disc. Then proceed with the installation of AutoCAD onto your Windows 7 machine. It worked great for me, but my colleague is still having problems. We suspect it is because he is still using the Beta version of Windows 7 64. I am using the full Windows 7 64 Professional version. We will be getting the full version for my colleague and trying the installation again. Also, my colleague tells me there is a work around to get the express tools installed. Keep checking back, we will be updating as we get new info.
Cheers,
JamesI know this is an old thread, but I would really like to install acad2000 on my new laptop.
What does creating the ISO image do for you? I did this and the iso doesn't automatically load or anything. I can try to run the setup copied to the ISO disc, but it does the same thing as the autocad installation disk. I get the error stating it is
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Jason ..... obviously you're not the only one reading this after it became an OLD thread!
Go back in this thread (up above, that is) and find the response by -James on Tuesday, January 05, 2010 at 4:58 PM. I'll repeat his instructions here.
1. Open the ISO file with MagicISO.
1B. Look for folder \Support\nm. Remove the "nm" folder.
2. Go ahead and install the software with Full/complete installation. The installation may fail on you near the end.
If it fails....
3. Put your install disc back in the drive (the one you burned, the ISO disc), and choose uninstall from the menu. After it unistalls, reboot your machine.
4. Now put the disc back in again, and redo your full/complete installation. It should work this time. (We have done these steps about 5 times on 2 seperate machines to verify it works because we have many machines that need to transition
at some point...) If it fails a second time, try steps 3-4 again. If it fails a third time, let me know...
Jason, IF you have returned to this forum, from there on you're on your own, unfortunately!
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Ask the Expert: ASR9000 Hardware Architecture
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The mLACP switchover method can be modified using the following CLI:
RP/0/0/CPU0:IOSXR(config)#interface bundle-ether 1 mlacp switchover type ?
brute-force Force switchover by disabling all local member links
revertive Revert based on configured priority values
RP/0/0/CPU0:ios(config)#interface bundle-ether 1 mlacp switchover type
These options(and the default, when this configuration is not present) are mutually exclusive, and the configuration must match on the bundle on both POA's. They determine the dynamic priority manamgement or brute force mechanism is used, and whether the behaviour is revertive or non-revertive.
Dynamic Priority Management
Switchover is acheved gracefully by modifying the LACP port priorites.
Brute force
This does not involve any priority changes. When using brute force, the operational priority always matches the configured priority. A Switchover is performed when the bundle goes down on the active POA. A switchover is also performed, If active-minimum-links is not satisfied, it brings down other active links on this bundle to force a switchover completely to other PoA.
Revertive
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Non-revertive
By default switchover is non-revertive. It means, bundle does not fail back to the original active PoA except when a subsequent failure is encountered. In this mode, POA's do not consider to be primary and secondary, only active or standby. The configured priorities are only used to determine which POA is initally active.
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Upgrade - Installation CRM 7.0 with W2K3 and J2EE AddIn
Hi all,
Because of the end of maintance I have to upgrade CRM 4.0 to CRM 7.0.
During the upgrade phase Iu2019ve detected changes within the CRM System installation and architecture.
First thing I discover was that itu2019s not possible to install CRM 7.0 with the W2K3 64bit OS.
You have to install the system with Windows 2008 Standard 64bit Edition.
All our SAP Systems running with W2K3 64bit OS with very good performance and that is why itu2019s our standard OS.
The different between W2K3 and W2K8 is enormous. (Everyone who changed from WinXP to Win Vista knows what I mean.)
Even the change of the SAP Kernel causes yet unknown problems
But I thought so what, thatu2019s IT and upgraded the ABAP stack to 7.0
The upgrade was fine and finished.
After that I would like to install the missing J2EE Components and TREX.
But the next catch Iu2019ve discovered was that it isnu2019t possible to install the J2EE Engine as an AddIn Installation into the upgraded ABAP Engine.
Wow, thatu2019s a thing!!!!
Our company IT strategy is System consolidating and now I should make 9 out-of 3 systems.
(DEV-QS-PROD Landscape)
Not to mention the administrative complexityu2026.
Now Iu2019m searching for solutions to avoiding this problems.
For the J2EE AddIn installation I want to try a intermediate upgrade to a former CRM Release where a AdIn Inst is possible (e.g. CRM 5.0 or something) and than upgrade to CRM 7.0
But whatu2019s about the prescribed OS W2K8?
As far as I know there is no SAPinst for a CRM 7.0 Upgrade/Installation under W2K3.
Ok, for a company with a huge webshop it makes sense, but our webshop isnu2019t so big that there could be same performance problems.
As noted before, all our SAP Systems running with a W2K3 64bit OS and we donu2019t have performance problems.
Does anyone have an idea how I can solve my CRM 7.0 Inst/Upgrade Problems?
Best regards
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We installed CRM 7.0 a couple of months back with DVD- 51035700 (Master) on a Win 2003 server.
NW 7.01 (base for CRM 7.0) is supported on Win 2K3...but PAM does mention 2008 exclusively for CRM 7.0
As far as the Java Add In is concerned, ABAP & JAVA stacks have been seperated in order to simplify things.
The dual stack was difficult to administer & manage; hence, now you need to install 2 different systems & connect them via JCO.
We had a 16 GB server for CRM 7.0, which instead of hosting one "ABAP+JAVA" system, now has 2 systems (a seperate ABAP system & a seperate JAVA one)..n so far we havn't faced any issues as such.
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Thanks,
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E-Recruiting Security Landscape (Different Clients)
Hi,
Our customer is discussing about E-Recruiting Security Landscape and now they are asking me if we can have the following landscape: One ERP having one client for HCM and another one for E-Recruiting.
They are asking me this because the application (we still don't know if will be the BSP or WDA)will be on the internet and they don't like the idea to have the ERP client (on the background) on the internet.
As far as I know we have just these scenarios to implement:
- E-Recruiting integrated with the ERP
- E-Recruiting and ERP with separated servers exchanging data trough ALE
- E-Recruiting integrated with the ERP but with the frontend for the External Candidate on a different server.
Here we are on ERP 6.0 and Enhancement Package 4.
I think that the customer scenario isnt't supported.
Also, has anyone used the scenario with the frontend for the External candidate(Constellation III with WDA) separated from the E-Recruiting system?
Thanks,
Daniel Kiel
HCM ConsultantHello Daniel,
the two server scenario using a frontend server as a kind of additional proxy is a quite common, if you use web dynpro for candidates. Even for the standalone installations where e-recruiting is not on the hr server it is used very often due to security issues.
As said before I only know one e-recruiting 600 integrated installation which i rolled out on my own. The customer also uses the frontend server. I still would not recommend the integrated solution although it brings a lot of possibilities for contacs with the walldorf guys ;o).
For EhP4 it is a documented way to setup a sap e-recruiting standalone system on an ERP installation (erp installed but just e-recruiting run). This scenario is called I2B. It should be possible to implement it on a server which runs HR in another client but just as it might be possible it does not mean it is a good idea. I bet I could even run a standalone like e-recruiting setting within the HR server itself with EhP4 by using some kind of self ALE with broad renumbering of objects - my server admin just refuses to give me a server to prove it.
Even if you use another client the server is still open to the internet. Most security teams will not care that it is another client as it is the same server. Already the standalone installation is too open for some of my customers. As it uses some direct pull accesses to the hr server in standard. As this is a call from a less secure to a more secure network region this is a no go for some of them. One had all of these pull functions changed to a push system where HR server sends the information to e-recruiting otherwise security had not allowed the system. Bringing the HR server anywhere near Internet is completely out of imagination.
Best Regrads
Roman
Best regards
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A late 2007 Mac Pro (2,1) no longer boots into 64-bit Snow Leopard
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64-bit Kernel and Extensions: No
Before I upgraded from Leopard 10.5 to Snow Leopard 10.6, I carefully researched this, and this Mac Pro model specifically was listed by Apple as being capable of 64-bit booting — meaning that it would utilize at least some extra memory. At the time, under OS 10.5 and early versions of 10.6, when I used this Terminal command...
ioreg -l -p IODeviceTree | grep firmware-abi
...my Mac Pro 2,1 returned this response:
"firmware-abi" = <"EFI64">
As a result of my tests and research, I upgraded the installed SDRAM from 4MB to the theoretical maximum Apple indicated this model could support (16MB) so that Adobe Photoshop 12 (CS 5) would fully utilize extra installed memory under Snow Leopard. While using the first versions of 10.6 Snow Leopard, the machine worked fine in 64-bit mode. Now, in the wake of the 10.6.6 or the 10.6.7 update (I didn't notice which), I find that this model no longer even reports itself as being 64-bit capable, though it once did.
Now, the aforementioned Terminal query returns this response:
"firmware-abi" = <"EFI32">
Also, the Library>Preferences folder does even not contain a file called "com.apple.boot.plist," which some owners have reported editing to force 64-bit booting.
The thing is, I spent a fair amount of money upgrading this machine to the maximum amount of SDRAM supported. I purchased it because it was advertised as being 64-bit capable and I upgraded it because Apple originally reported it as being a 64-bit model. Now, I'm not sure if the extra memory I added is being fully utilized, though Photoshop does report seeing 15547MB of available memory.
Have any other owners of these second-generation Intel Mac Pro's encountered this? Does anyone know what's going on? Am I doing something wrong when checking for the 64-bit installation or architecture? Is Snow Leopard 10.6.7 mis-reporting the architecture for this model? Or did Apple silently withdraw 64-bit support for this machine in a recent OS update?Hatter: Thanks for the feedback and links. Well, as described in one of the threads you linked to, the document below reinforces your assertion that only Mac Pro's 3,1 or later (early 2008) support 64-bit booting in Snow Leopard:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3770
However, if you asked me in court, I would swear on a stack of Bibles that sometime in the past, I read an Apple document indicating that the Mac Pro 2,1 supported 64-bit booting and I really thought I recalled booting this particular machine into 64-bit mode under early versions of Snow Leopard.
I guess I'm mistaken. Certainly, this issue can be confusing. When I read them out loud to myself, even perfectly-written, accurate explanations on the subject can sound like a circular, non-sensical George Bush rationalization being delivered by comic Will Ferrell. I must not be correctly recalling the details of booting into 64-bit mode with this machine. And I guess that since Photoshop has its own memory management scheme, and I only have 16 gigabytes of SDRAM installed anyway, it doesn't matter that much. Furthermore, in one of your links, Jason Snell of Macworld writes:
"...If you’re running a Mac powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo processor or an Intel Xeon processor, your Mac is 64-bit capable. And Snow Leopard runs 64-bit-capable applications in 64-bit mode regardless of whether it’s booting into a 64-bit or 32-bit kernel. In fact, the only big advantage of booting into a 64-bit kernel would be the ability to use more than 32 gigabytes of RAM..." -
[SOLVED] mkinitcpio silently fails to build initramfs image
I faced this annoying problem where mkinitcpio kept generating 20-byte initramfs images (for normal and fallback).
The first symptom was being unable to boot. Kept getting error messages about junk in the initramfs image. I suspected a corrupted file. Used chroot, tried reinstalling the linux package, regenerating using mkinitcpio - didn't solve the problem.
Then, I checked the /boot directory and found that the initramfs images were 20 bytes! mkinitcpio was generating 20-byte images (essentially empty images). It had done so on the last kernel upgrade.
I was able to copy initramfs images from another Arch installation (same architecture, same kernel version) and boot Arch. I was unable to figure out why mkinitcpio was doing so. I tried reinstalling a few core packages (the build tools, grep etc.) but they didn't help.
I gave up and tried the brute force method of reinstalling all packages. It was then that pacman complained about conflicting files for libarchive - libarchive! I remembered that there had been a forced shutdown at some time when packages were being updated. libarchive.so was corrupted/missing and had to be copied from another system (pacman wouldn't function without it). I hadn't reinstalled libarchive then. I did so now, and voila! mkinitcpio worked properly again.
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pactree -u mkinitcpio
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E-Recruitment Technical architecture design for stand alone
Hello,
I looking at various options to implement E-Recruiting in a stand alone scenario.
One option i know is where my HR Data is in ECC6.0 and E-Rec component is in other ECC6.0 system and i can interface the data through ALE and RFC's.
When we talk about E-Rec in standalone (without ECC), how would be technical architecture look like.
Please help me with some inputs.
Best Regards
G RajHi Raj,
Am not sure what are the exact details that you require. I have given a few pointers which may be of use.
Incase eRecruiting is on a different server then the transfer of data (PA & OM ) will be through ALE & idocs.
The transfer of data from eRecruiting to ECC is through RFC where only a set of 15 fields can be transferred back. There is also a newer option to use XI for this.
The standalone server usually has only the erec component & no other HR module (Pls chk the installation guide on this point)
A few BADIs need to be activated in the erec server
When an internal employee(object P) is transferred here, a corresponding object NA(candidate) & BP(business partner) is created.(This is because of the BADI activation)
Incase of an external employee , the moment he registers, an object NA ,BP ,CP is created.When he is hired into the system, there is an object P created with a New CP which then will have to be coonnected to the original NA.
Change pointers will take care of synchronisation of data between both the servers.
The relationship between the various objects are seen in infotype 1001 in the erec system.
The advantage of using this scenario is that core HR is not exposed to external people as the erec server talks with the external world.
Incase of webdynpro ABAP as UI, you can have separate fron-end & back-end.
Regards,
Sowmya -
E-Recruitment 6.0 Architecture considerations
I am looking for some documentation which covers the points to be considered while designing the E-rec architecture. Target versions :
E-rec 6.0,
ERP/HCM : ERP 6.0 EhP4 on NW7.0 EhP1
ESS/MSS portal (in intranet): NW7.0 SP??
Existing SAP portal (with KM) : NW7.0 SP18
Here are our current considerations :
1) Standalone Vs Integrated : We are decising to go for integrated approach, i.e. E-rec and ERP/HCM on the same instance. With this we are accpecting the challanges with version dependencies and taking the advanntage of lesser systems and so less administration/ configuration (RFC/ALE) cost.
2) Fronend (UI) or w/o Frontend : Here if the role of the fronend is just a proxy, then we can use ISA or apachy instead of using additional SAP instance (Landscape). With ISA or apachy we can maintain the reverse proxy rules and so the external candidate willl not see hostname and other sensitive details of the URL.
Can someone please throw some light on this? Can someone redirect me to the right documentations?
Thanks in advance.
ShrikrishnaThanks Sunny for your reply.
My question was around necessity of E-recruitment frontend.
My uderstanding is as follows:
E-recruitment frontend is ABAP+JAVA (NW 7.0) install with E-recruitment add-on (same as E-recruitment backend install). E-recruitement frontend (UI) contains user data and repositories of webdynpro required for E-recruitment application. So this means in all E-recruitment implementation needs this UI, webdynpros and user data. This frontend piece will be accessed by expernal candidates and non-registered recruiters (anonymous users) from internet, and so this piece MUST be in DMZ (or in other words accessible from inetrnet)
Question is When we are using integrated E-recruitment option (i.e. install ERP 6.0with HCM and E-recruitment backend/frontend for internal candidates and ALSO E-RECRUITMENT FRONTEND for EXTERNAL CANDIDATES on same instance), then we are probably exposing our ERP or HCM data on internet. Am I right? Can this be addressed by Proxis like Apache? Are there any BIG security concerns? Does customer go with such approach?
or we can completely deloy this E-recruitment frontend for external candidates functionality on SAP enterprise portal, but it do not have any ABAP stank.. Any issues?
Thanks,
Krishna -
When trying to download itunes I get this error message. An errr occurred during installation of assemby " Microsoft VC80CRT type=wind32" vversion "8.9.50727.4054, public key token=1fc8b9a1e3b"processor Architecture="AMD64" Please advise
These ones are typically caused by underlying problems on the PC that also often cause Windows Updates to fail to install. If we can fix the Windows Update trouble, we can usually get the iTunes trouble cleaned up en passant.
Go into your Windows update and try to check for new updates. If updates install, stock up on the ones you're behind on, restarting the PC if requested to do so. After the restart, try installing iTunes again. Does it go through this time for you?
If windows updates fail to install, go into your Update History and doubleclick the failures. What alphanumeric codes appear for you? (For example, 8007000B.) -
Can't download iTunes on my laptop receive following error message- an error occurred during the installation of assembly Microsoft vc80.CRT.type="win32", version 8.0.50727. 6195 public key token= ifc8b3b9a1e18e3b process architecture=x86hresult:0073
These ones are typically caused by underlying problems on the PC that also often cause Windows Updates to fail to install. If we can fix the Windows Update trouble, we can usually get the iTunes trouble cleaned up en passant.
Go into your Windows update and try to check for new updates. If updates install, stock up on the ones you're behind on, restarting the PC if requested to do so. After the restart, try installing iTunes again. Does it go through this time for you?
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Oracle DB 9201 installation on AIX 5L with 32 bit architecture!!
Hi,
I have installed AIX 5L on 32 bit kernel machine.
Thereafter I have installed Oracle 9.2.0.1 Database!!
But whenever I am running sqlplus or listener it gives me an error that "you cannot run 64 bit application on 32 bit machine"
but I am able to run DBCA or NETCA command from oracle home directory & it runs properly. It also create & configure the listener but due to the above mismatch it could not start!!
Can any one help !!
Regards,
IndraneelSame thread into Installation Forum : Re: Oracle DB 9201 installation on AIX 5L with 32 bit architecture!!
Nicolas. -
Hello,
we want to install Reporting Services in a 2-Tier Architecture. The Servers are the following:
SERVER1: Windows Server 2012 and SQL Server 2012
SERVER2: SharePoint 2013 (WFE)
Reporting Server is installed on SERVER1 and running. On SERVER2 the registration of the service through Powershell was done but it does not start. An Error when starting the Service on the server occurs with the message:
"Installation Error: Could not find SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\110 registry key."
I have found the following in msdn stating that a minimal of the same SharePoint Installation must exist on the Reporting Server. The article is for SQL Server 2008 R2 and SharePoint 2010. Is this the case also for SQL Server 2012 and SharePoint 2013 and
the root of the problem? http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb510781%28v=sql.105%29.aspx
If so does this mean that I require for the installation another License?!?!
Thank you in advance!Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you wanted to install Reporting Services in a 2-Tier Architecture.
As the article
say, if you use Two-Computer Deployment, the first computer hosts an instance of a SharePoint product. The Reporting Services Add-in is installed on this computer. The second computer hosts SQL Server Reporting Services and the Database Engine.
The steps to install in a two-tier environment are very similar to a standalone environment hence you can go to refer to the ' Install Reporting Services SharePoint Mode for SharePoint 2013' article at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219068(v=sql.110).aspx
To install in a two-tier environment, you can refer to:
How to setup, configure and test
SQL 2012 SP1 SSRS with SharePoint 2013 SP1
Best Regards,
Linda Li
Linda Li
TechNet Community Support -
Siebel CRM 8.2.2 installation OUI-11104:Unknown property 'ARCHITECTURE' ..
Hi,everybody
I planed to install Siebel CRM 8.2.2.My Database is Oracle 11.2.0.1,OS is RHEL 5.7 x86_64.
After installing and configuring the RDBMS(without creating database),I installed the Siebel Enterprise Server.
When it processed Product-Specific Prerequisite Checks,errors appear:
Checking operating system requirements...
Check complete. The overall result of this check is: Not executed <<<<
OUI-11104: Unknown property 'ARCHITECTURE' specified. Cannot set the value 'x86_64' to 'ARCHITECTURE'.
Recommendation: Make sure you are installing the software on the correct platform.
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Checking operating system package requirements...
Check complete. The overall result of this check is: Not executed <<<<
OUI-11104: Unknown property 'ARCHITECTURE' specified. Cannot set the value 'x86_64' to 'ARCHITECTURE'.
Recommendation: Install the required packages before continuing with the installation.
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Checking kernel parameters
Check complete. The overall result of this check is: Not executed <<<<
OUI-18001: The operating system 'Linux Version redhat-5.7' is not supported.
Recommendation: Perform operating system specific instructions to update the kernel parameters.
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Checking Recommended glibc version
Check complete. The overall result of this check is: Not executed <<<<
OUI-18001: The operating system 'Linux Version redhat-5.7' is not supported.
Recommendation: You may actually have installed packages which have obsoleted these, in which case you can successfully continue with the install. If you have not, it is recommended that you do not continue. Refer to the product release notes to find out how to get the missing packages and update the system.
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Checking physical memory requirements...
Check complete. The overall result of this check is: Not executed <<<<
OUI-11104: Unknown property 'ARCHITECTURE' specified. Cannot set the value 'x86_64' to 'ARCHITECTURE'.
Recommendation: Increase the amount of physical memory available to your system before continuing with the installation.
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Checking available swap space requirements...
Expected result: 3872MB
Actual Result: 16001MB
Check complete. The overall result of this check is: Passed
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Validating ORACLE_BASE location (if set)...
Check complete. The overall result of this check is: Passed
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Don't know how to solve it , and there seems no prerequisite for installing in the book Siebel Installation Guide for UNIX Version 8.2, Rev. A June 2012.
Thanks a lot~According to Supportweb, this error is benign and can be ignored.
You should have the option to continue.
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