Novell Linux Small Business Suite based SLES9 - IBM X3200M3

Good day,
We need migrate our Novell Linux Small Business Suite ver 9.0 to new hardware, especifically IBM X3200 M3.
How to proceed to allow installing in IBM system?
Thanks for your time
Regards,
Juan L. Mera

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Novell Linux Small Business Suite vs Novell Small Business Suite

We are currently running Novell SBS 6, and it's getting a bit ragged, so I'm
pondering upgrade.
As the IT guy here, I have a good background in Linux as well as NOVELL, so
comfort level is about equal.
1) What are the differances between the linux based SBS and Novell-based
2) What is the projected support life of the Novell-based product? It seems
that Novell is moving towards linux, so perhaps the old DOS based product is
dying?
I am a subscriber to DeveloperNet, so I have access to that level of tool,
but I'm looking for a bit of "been there, done that" feedback.
Comments suggestions???
Thanks!
John Burton
Gibbons & Kawash CPAs
Charleston, WV
304.345.8400

> We are currently running Novell SBS 6, and it's getting a bit ragged, so I'm
> pondering upgrade.
>
> As the IT guy here, I have a good background in Linux as well as NOVELL, so
> comfort level is about equal.
>
> 1) What are the differances between the linux based SBS and Novell-based
> 2) What is the projected support life of the Novell-based product? It seems
> that Novell is moving towards linux, so perhaps the old DOS based product is
> dying?
>
> I am a subscriber to DeveloperNet, so I have access to that level of tool,
> but I'm looking for a bit of "been there, done that" feedback.
>
> Comments suggestions???
>
> Thanks!
>
> John Burton
> Gibbons & Kawash CPAs
> Charleston, WV
> 304.345.8400
>
>
John,
Avoid NLSBS9 like the plague unless you have days and days of spare time on
your hands - at least until the so-called SP2 makes its appearance.
We took the decision to go from NetWare SBS6 to Linux SBS9 - and we are
regretting it.
We admit we don't have the level of expertise you seem to have. We'd been
on NW for a few years and it was pretty-much rock solid. My boss always
said it was easy to install and didn't give you a hard time.
In the end, we had to get Tech Support in EMEA to virtually talk us through
a Groupwise upgrade over the phone. It was painful and it certainly isn't
described in any detail in the documentation (which is skimpy - though you
may not need it).
Then we dicovered that iFolder and iPrint were missing.
We are now trying to do eDirectory authentication of Samba by following
AppNote 11788 - not the fault of Samba, but it's all falling apart at the
seams again.
So now half of our IT is on NetWare and half is on Linux. Not a good place
to be.
The first version of NLSBS9 has been over-marketed and simply isn't ready
yet - certainly not for NetWare users wanting to upgrade. You will see this
same opinion voiced by others in this forum - believe it!
Regards.

Future Versions of Linux Small Biz Suite?

Novell's Small Business Development Team focuses on delivering real value
for small- to medium-sized businesses. Their strategy is to take Novell's
enterprise-level solutions (such as SLES and OES) and simplify, streamline,
and improve the software so the technology can be used in a SMB environment.
For example, in NLSBS 9, Novell's Small Business Development Team took the
SLES 9 software and made it easier and quicker to install and setup
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Hmm, interesting question, but sort of out of the scope here in a tech
support newsgroup.
You might consider reposting this over in:
novell.community.industry-specific.small-business
as that newsgroup is a good fit for this sort of query.
Then again, notwithstanding your hotmail address, you might be a Novell
person....
Barry Schnur
Novell Support Connection Volunteer Sysop

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> As I recall, the only problem I've has with the "roll your own" SBS using NW
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> This log file is permanently growing. I don't know, what I can do? How I
> can eliminate this error?
>
See:
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- Anders Gustafsson, Engineer, CNE6, ASE
NSC Volunteer Sysop
Pedago, The Aaland Islands (N60 E20)
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Anyone know about the Novell Open Workgroup Suite for Small Business

http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/feature/19813.html

Tim,
Yes Novell needs more commitment and win back the hearts of old Novell
supporters
like yourself and me included.
Unfortunatly, I can't see anyone from Novell let alone a VP or his boss
although I think
this would be a very good sign.
Even if a cleaner at Novell calls you its something!!!
Please post if you get a call!!!
Personally - I can live without Bordermanager, NSS and Zenworks
Netware is gone - there really is NO life left as there is no 64bit.
Lets move on and Linux is the way but lets not forget Windows & AD now rules
the world.
The new NOWS product looks good. Still a few rough edges but like you said
shows the product
had been moth balled for 18 months - still its an alternative to MS SBS.
Novell Small Business discussion group with ACTIVE support from Novell
employees much
like the MS forums would be nice.
Direct Support call costs need to come down.
Novell needs MORE distributors and offer a OEM deal for system builders
Novell need to court partners - otherwise its a dead duck
MS asks users for feedback - there was one last week on "Competition" in the
MS SBS forum.
In the UK - everything Novell does is based in Bracknell - they need to get
out and about in the country
and offer dealers FREE "Intro Training" so they are comfortable selling
Linux
"Tim Wohlford" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected].. .
>I was once a very loyal SBS guy -- Gold partner, etc. I'd still love to be
> one, but I remain a sadly skeptical ex-partner. I still make my living w/
> Novell products, including a new job that I took when my SBS-centric
> business failed (fair disclosure, right?). I'm also a firm believer that
> Linux needs to replace Netware.
>
> Herb points out many of the fact involved here. Let me emphasize a few:
>
> 1. No ZEN in this products. ZEN alone is a reason to keep Novell. I
> think
> that ZfD adds another $50 per user. There is supposed to be something in
> this that handles dynamic local user, which is my first concern. There is
> also no BorderManager, but most of the SBS people understand that the
> world
> has moved on from that product.
>
> 2. Based on SLES 9, not OES2. Upgrade to SLES 10 is the lure to get you
> to buy support (below).
>
> 3. With the exception of Groupwise, you can download an free equivelent
> most of it , which begs the question. If you want a 5-user freebie, then
> I'd suggest going that route, or M$ SBS if we're talking about a
> non-profit (TechSoup.org).
>
> 4. As Herb stated, there is distrust on the part of SBS installers
> towards Novell. Novell is currently run by former IBM execs. IBM
> considers 1,000 seats and $100k in annual purchases to be a small account.
> I was told directly from a Novell VP (ex-IBM) that there would never be
> another SBS last December, and while this product is labeled SBS, and came
> in response to pointed criticism at Brainshare, it is simply a NOWS-based
> product that was ready to be introduced when the SBS team was dissovled
> about 18 months ago. Novell admits that the target market for this
> product is 50-200 users, which means that Novell still doesn't want the
> 5-50 user customers. Novell has not announced any partner program which
> would take care of the 1- and 2-person shops which usually provided
> support for SBS clients, which means that they don't want small parters --
> we don't "bring value" was the phrase that the VP told me. As far as I
> can tell, there is no SBS division like there was in years past.
>
> I will totally recant everything I've said here, and written on Abend.org,
> if I get a phone call from that VP (or his boss), but I've yet to see any
> tangible evidence of changes at Novell.
>
> 5. Support is a problem. $650 per incident compares with $250 for M$
> (and
> free if it's a office-down situation). Novell has very few techs left at
> Provo, with most of the support going to the call center in India. The
> maint agreement gets you chat support and access to web support (better
> than
> Support by Goggling?). My understanding is that Novell wants to sell
> annual
> support for $80 per user per year, unless you want support for Netware, in
> which case it's a lot more. You won't get SLES 10 unless you pay for
> support. In fact, I'm wondering how patches will be handled for customers
> who don't have support agreements. Most 5-50 user shops are not used to
> paying for annual support agreements for anything but their accounting
> software, or maybe a specialized app.
>
> 6. Upgrade from SBS to this version is a problem. Forget about
> same-server
> upgrades -- this is Linux, and requires a wipe of the box, so most
> existing
> installs will only upgrade when they get a new server. In addition, no
> one
> can tell me how support agreements, based on NOWS seats, works if you've
> also go Netware-based SBS licenses.
>
> 7. The competition is very good. MS calls me at least twice a month
> asking
> if I need anything. They've sent me MCSE study kids, free copies of SBS,
> test vouchers, and free tech support. MS wants the SMB-SBS clients; after
> all, M$'s enterprise efforts started out with NT 3.51 as a Windows for
> Workgroup replacement! And, the stuff is easy to install, and runs very
> well once you get it configured. It's not at all perfect -- there are
> some
> things that I REALLY hate about M$ SBS -- but it's very good.
>
> At this point, I'll note that M$ won the battle by cherishing each small
> network as they grew up. Dell pushed IBM out of the PC market with the
> same strategy - selling to small customers until the big ones notice.
> Neither M$ or Dell have forgotten that lesson, and conversely, the losers
> have yet to learn.
>
> 8. The marketing phrase, "You can save up to 80 percent on your software
> acquisition costs by selecting Novell Open Workgroup Suite Small Business
> Edition instead of a Windows-centric environment from Microsoft" is, well,
> a
> stretch. That price includes a purchase of M$ Office Pro instead of using
> OpenOffice, using XP instead of NLD, as well as purchsing M$ Enterprise
> support (or at least the old comparisons did). Most of the SBS-sized
> customers would never dream of having a support contract w/ M$, have no
> plans for Linux desktops, and one hardly needs to buy Novell SBS to get
> OpenOffice. The truth is that a 5-user edition of M$'s SBS is $495, and
> only $50 if you have a qualifying non-profit. Those who know me know I'm
> no
> M$ shill, but I get allergic reactions to silly comparisons.
>
> Tim Wohlford
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

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Yes.
Also for future planning, is E-Business suite 12 (application tiers) certified to run on which versions of RedHat?
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Hi Friends;
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Setup size almost 83G
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New Installation Customers who do not have access to My Oracle Support will not have access to key documents needed to perform a New Installation of Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.2. This Part Number includes Document files which should be referred to when a ‘Document xxxxxx.1′ is referenced within the Documentation.
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Hi Friends;
Thanks for inputs... Still there is no input at Steven Chan blog yet
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@Hussein Sawwan
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Error while accessing Oracle E-Business Suite 11i from Linux/firefox

error while accessing Oracle E-Business Suite 11i from Linux/firefox
OS: SUSE Linux Desktop 11(SLED11)
Web browser: firefox 3.x
Java versions:
# rpm -qa |grep java
java-1_6_0-sun-plugin-1.6.0.u18-0.1.1
java-1_6_0-sun-1.6.0.u18-0.1.1
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Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (build 16.0-b13, mixed mode)
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Hi,
Our E-business suite 11i has been running on the application tiers RHEL 4, due to the requirement to support large memory configurations on a 32-bit system. Is it true that from RHEL 5, the “hugemem” kernel which achieves this 32-bit memory scalability has been deprecated in favour of the use of 64-bit kernels?
Our Oracle 11g database is running on RedHat Linux 5.8. Is E-Business suite 11i (application tiers) certified to run on RHEL 5.8?
Also for future planning, is E-Business suite 12 (application tiers) certified to run on which versions of RedHat?
Thanks,
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Jimmy,
Our E-business suite 11i has been running on the application tiers RHEL 4, due to the requirement to support large memory configurations on a 32-bit system. Is it true that from RHEL 5, the “hugemem” kernel which achieves this 32-bit memory scalability has been deprecated in favour of the use of 64-bit kernels?
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Yes.
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Oracle E-Business Suite Installation and Upgrade Notes Release 12 (12.2) for Linux x86-64 (Doc ID 1330701.1)
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or
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Catalina.

I must have the Application Tier running on Linux-x86
and the Database Tier may be either on Linux-x86 or
Linux-x86-64.
Is this correct? Yes
Should I install RHES4 for 32bit on the Application
Server and RHES4 for 64bit on de Database Server?
or
Should I install RHES4 for 64bit on both servers and
install the 32bit Applications software on the
Application Server?
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Hi All,
Can any body direct me how to install e business suite on linux 32 bit env.
Thanks.

LAVANKV wrote:
Hi All,
Can any body direct me how to install e business suite on linux 32 bit env.
Thanks.Interesting Documents Concerning E-Business Suite 11i to R12 Upgrades [ID 850008.1]
Oracle E-Business Suite Installation Guide Using Rapid Install
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18727_01/doc.121/e12842/toc.htm
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Dear Sir,
I am upgrading E-Business Suite to 11.5.10.2. Before upgrading i have to install E-Business Suite on the new servers with OS Linux ES4 64bits which gives better performance and stability on the environment. Could you please guide me on this installation as in the documents it's said that 11.5.9 cannot be installed on a 64bits environment.
By which steps must i proceed?
Best Regards
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64-bit operating systems are supported on x86-64 servers for E-Business Suite 11i database tier only.
For more details, check Note: 343917.1 - Frequently Asked Questions: Oracle E-Business Suite Support on x86-64
https://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=343917.1
You may also review the following link:
Three New 64-Bit Database Tier Certifications for Apps 11i
http://blogs.oracle.com/schan/2008/02/20

Error In installing Oracle E-Business suite 11.5.10.2 on Linux enterprise 5

Gurus
I am getting this error when i ma tryin to run this setup on linux..What can be the possible errors..
runProcess_5
Statusstring Executing Command: InstantiateFile -d addbtmpl.drv
Cannot execute configure of environment for database ORACLE_HOME
RW-50010: Error: - script has returned an error: 1
RW-50004: Error code received when running external process. Check log file for details.
Running Database Install Driver for PROD instance
Succesfully changed Permissions for /home/oracle/proddb/9.2.0/appsutil/log/PROD_computer1
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Running Instantiation Drivers for /home/Stage11i/startCD/Disk1/rapidwiz/template/adridb.drv
instantiate file:
source : /home/Stage11i/startCD/Disk1/rapidwiz/template/adrun9i.sh
dest : /home/oracle/proddb/9.2.0/temp/PROD_computer1/adrun9i.sh
backup : /home/oracle/proddb/9.2.0/temp/PROD_computer1/adrun9i.sh to /home/oracle/proddb/9.2.0/appsutil/out/PROD_computer1/templbac/adrun9i.sh
setting permissions: 755
setting ownership: oradata:dba
instantiate file:
source : /home/Stage11i/startCD/Disk1/rapidwiz/template/adrundb.sh
dest : /home/oracle/proddb/9.2.0/temp/PROD_computer1/adrundb.sh
backup : /home/oracle/proddb/9.2.0/temp/PROD_computer1/adrundb.sh to /home/oracle/proddb/9.2.0/appsutil/out/PROD_computer1/templbac/adrundb.sh
setting permissions: 755
setting ownership: oradata:dba
Step 0 of 5
Command: /home/oracle/proddb/9.2.0/temp/PROD_computer1/adrun9i.sh
Step 1 of 5: Doing UNIX preprocessing
Executing: chmod -R 777 /etc/oraInventory
chmod -R 777 /etc/oraInventory has succeeded
Processing Step 1 of 5
Executing: su oradata -c "/home/oracle/proddb/9.2.0/temp/PROD_computer1/adrun9i.sh APPS APPS"
STARTED INSTALL PHASE : 9i RDBMS : Wed May 2 19:51:45 IST 2007
runProcess_5
Statusstring Executing Command: InstantiateFile -d addbtmpl.drv
Cannot execute configure of environment for database ORACLE_HOME
RW-50010: Error: - script has returned an error: 1
RW-50004: Error code received when running external process. Check log file for details.
Running Database Install Driver for PROD instance
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Nitin

You might manage to have it running with some workarounds but keep in mind that it is not supported as stated before in some other post.
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Hi,
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