Oracle X6-2-HA Deployment And User's Manual page 360

Parameter
-conf config_file
-advance
-h
Usage Notes
When defining the user ID and the group ID, it is a best practice to use different
values.
Examples
Use these examples to understand how to use the command oakcli deploy.
Example 14-5 Deploying the Complete Oracle Database Appliance
oakcli deploy
Example 14-6 Running the Configurator
oakcli deploy -config
Example 14-7 Running the Offline Configurator with Advance Mode
To run the offline Configurator with advance mode, update the config.sh file and add
-advance.
cat config.sh #!/bin/sh java -
Djava.util.logging.config.file=onecommand.properties -jar onecommand.jar
config -advance run ./config.sh
Example 14-8 Preloading an Existing Configuration File
Preload the configuration stored in the configuration file MYCONFIG-VM:
oakcli deploy -conf myconfig -vm_file
Example 14-9 Changing a User Group Name or ID
You can change the following group user names or IDs on the User Group Information
page: GI User, DB User, Install Group, DBA Group, DBA Oper Group, ASM DBA
Group, ASM Oper Group, and ASM Admin Group.
Run the Configurator or Offline Configurator in -advance mode.
1.
Select Custom to display the User Group Information page.
2.
Change the group name or ID, then click Next.
3.
Click Finish.
4.
Description
(Optional) Preload the configuration stored in the named
configuration file,
config_file
(Optional) Perform the deployment, or run the Oracle Appliance
Manager Configurator, in advance mode. Use this option to
launch Oracle Appliance Manager and change the default user
ID or group user ID.
(Optional) Display help for using the command.
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oakcli deploy
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