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Recommended Configuration
18.2 Recommended Configuration
The recommended configuration is to install the ASR Manager, which receives fault
telemetry information from Exalogic compute nodes, on a system outside of Exalogic.
This machine can also be a virtual machine that runs Oracle Solaris or Oracle Linux.
Although it is possible to install ASR Manager on one of the Exalogic compute nodes,
it is recommended that you install it outside of Exalogic.
18.3 Before You Begin
Before installing ASR, ensure that the following conditions are met:
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Ensure that you have access to
support.oracle.com) and your contact information is correct and current.
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Make sure that all of your Exalogic machine assets have a Contact assigned and
that the contact is correct and current.
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Identify and designate a system, outside of Exalogic, to serve as ASR Manager.
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Identify and verify ASR assets.
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Ensure connectivity to the Internet using HTTPS.
18.4 Prerequisites for Installing ASR Manager
The following are the prerequisites for installing ASR Manager on a system outside of
Exalogic:
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Root access to the system on which ASR Manager will be installed
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Operating system: Oracle Linux 5.3 and later, or Oracle Solaris 10, Update 6 (10u6)
and later
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Java version: at least JRE/JDK 1.6.0_04
18.5 Install ASR Manager on a Standalone System
Installing ASR Manager on a standalone system (a machine outside of Exalogic
running Oracle Linux or Oracle Solaris) involves the following steps:
Install Service Tags for Oracle Linux
1.
Install SASM Package
2.
Install ASR Package
3.
18.5.1 Install Service Tags for Oracle Linux
To install service tags for Oracle Linux, complete the following steps:
18-2 Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud Machine Owner's Guide
Note:
For Exalogic compute nodes, ASR only covers what the ILOM monitors.
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