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Copy the template files to the /OVS directory on Node 0 (oak1-dom0).
2.
Use either a Secure Copy (scp) command or a USB storage device to copy
a.
the ODA_BASE template from the external client to dom0 on Node 0. Use
the /OVS directory on Node 0 (test0-dom0) as the target location.
Note:
If you use a USB drive to transfer the file, then format it first as
FAT32, ext3, or ext4. NTFS file formats are not supported.
Log into dom0 as root on Node 0 of Oracle Database Appliance. Remain
b.
logged in to dom0 while you complete the remaining steps in this task.
From the /OVS directory, use the unzip command to extract the zip files.
c.
unzip p16186172_183000_Linux-x86-64_1of4.zip
unzip p16186172_183000_Linux-x86-64_2of4.zip
unzip p16186172_183000_Linux-x86-64_3of4.zip
unzip p16186172_183000_Linux-x86-64_4of4.zip
When extracted, you will have the following files: oda_base_18.3.gz01,
oda_base_18.3.gz02, oda_base_18.3.gz03, and oda_base_18.3.gz04.
Use the cat command to concatenate the files into a single file.
d.
The file name is determined by the version. Ensure that you use the correct
file name from the download. Do not change the file name.
cat oda_base_18.3.gz01 oda_base_18.3.gz02
oda_base_18.3.gz03 oda_base_18.3.gz04
oda_base_18.3.tar.gz
Make a note of the file name and location. You need to specify the following in
the next step: /OVS/oda_base_18.3.tar.gz
(Optional) Define the virtual local area network (VLAN) and deploy ODA_BASE
3.
from the /opt/oracle/oak/bin/ directory. When prompted, enter the absolute
path and file name for the template file that you created in the previous step, core
licensing, and the base domain memory allocation.
The deploy oda_base option automatically deploys ODA_BASE on both nodes.
Values, such as the number of available CPU cores and default memory, differ
between Oracle Database Appliance Virtualized Platform hardware platforms. The
following excerpt is an example that creates a VLAN named v1200 with a vlanID of
200 using the bond0 interface. The example defines 20 CPU cores, which means
that 20 CPU cores are licensed on each node for a total of 40 CPU cores, and
uses the default memory.
# /opt/oracle/oak/bin/oakcli create vlan vl200 -vlanid 200 -if bond0
Created vlan vl200
# /opt/oracle/oak/bin/oakcli deploy oda_base
Enter the template location: /OVS/oda_base_18.3.tar.gz
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