Oracle db 11g r2 Configuration of processes and session

I recently installed Oracle DB 11g R2 and 50,000 users connect to this database suggest me what would be basic configurations .
Processes and sessions parameters for database are 5000 and 5505 but it is little lagging now so if its possible i want to make it maximum of processes and sessions or automatic .

50,000 users getting connected concurrently? How many users/sessions remain active at any given point of time?
For such high userbase/sessions better to go with share server configuration, since I cannot assume that even 10% of the users will be active at any given point of time so better to use shared servers and dispatchers.

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If you did not read the system requirements and installation guide, you likely will have problems.
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Trace Level               off
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...So from those symptoms, the user trying to run the installer does not have appropriate rights on that drive and/or folder. The fix for that particular problem is adding the user to the local administrators group. And rerunning the install. After running the deinstall steps to clean up the installation. As specified in the XE install guide for Windows.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17781_01/install.112/e18803/toc.htm
Also note the System Requirements, it specifies a System architecture Intel x86, which is not X64. There is no X64 installer for XE on Windows. So it might work. Or it might not if your host is x64.
So if that is your particular error, verify that your user is in the local admins group. Either use the local users and groups applet (Start/Run/lusrmgr.msc) and open up the Administrators group. Click the Add button. Find your user. If your OS user is a windows domain user, be sure you have authenticated to the domain.
Try the `net ...` list of the adminis group, that should reveal whom is indeed in the local administrators group:
net localgroup administrators
Administrator
<domain>\Domain Admins ... # ??? is the host in windows domain ???
<domain>\Local Admins
<domain>\<user1>
<user2>
<user3>
echo %USERNAME%
# if relevant:
echo %USERDOMAIN%Like it also states in the Windows install guide, under Permission Required quote:
... must be a member of the Administrators group on Windows to install Oracle Database XE.

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