How to install Apache module mod_rewrite

Kindly tell me, how to install Apache module mod_rewrite which is a standard module in the Oracle HTTP Server (OHS).. I have installed OAS(10.1.2) but mod_rewrite module is missing..
Edited by: SrinivasanSeniorDBA on 26 Feb, 2010 2:42 PM

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