IDM 11.1.2.0 Installation

Prerequisites

1. Environment setup
2. JRockit Installation
3. WebLogic Server 11g (10.3.6) Installation

Obtaining the Software
Download Oracle Identity and Access Management Suite (11.1.2) at https://edelivery.oracle.com/
Select a Product Pack: Oracle Fusion Middleware
Platform: Linux x86 -64
Package: Oracle Fusion Middleware Identity Management 11g R2 Media Pack
File: V33644-01 Part 1 of 2 and V33644-01 Part 2 of 2  (Oracle Identity and Access Management 11g (11.1.2.0.0))

IDM 11.1.2.0 Installation

1. Extract the contents of "V33644-01_1of2.zip" and "V33644-01_2of2.zip". Three "Disk" directories should have been created for you.
2. Create a directory called "IDM" and move the three "Disk" directories there.
   mkdir IDM
   mv Disk* IDM
3. Execute the "runInstaller" script located under the "IDM/Disk1" directory.
   ./runInstaller -jreLoc <full path to the JRE directory>
   E.g. ./runInstaller -jreLoc /home/oracle/java/jrockit64/jre

The screen shots given below will walk you through the process.

Step 1: Welcome Page

Step 2: Skip Software Updates

Step 3: Prerequisite Checks

Step 4: Specify Installation Location

Oracle Middleware Home: /home/oracle/Oracle/Middleware

Oracle Home Directory: Oracle_IDM1

Step 5: Installation Summary

Step 6: Installation Progress

Step 6b: Click Next

Step 7: Installation Complete

IDM Installation Response File

IDM Installation Configuration File

SOA 11.1.1.6.0 Installation

Prerequisites

1. Environment setup
2. JRockit Installation
3. WebLogic Server 11g (10.3.6) Installation

Obtaining the Software
Download Oracle SOA Suite 11.1.1.6.0  at https://edelivery.oracle.com/
Select a Product Pack: Oracle Fusion Middleware
Platform: Linux x86 -64
Package: Oracle Fusion Middleware Identity Management 11g R2 Media Pack
File: V29672-01 Part 1 of 2 and V29672-01 Part 2 of 2 (Oracle SOA Suite 11g Patch Set 5 (11.1.1.6.0))

SOA 11.1.1.6.0 Installation
Note: SOA is required for Oracle Identity Manager. Before installing SOA, you need the "compat-libcap1.x86_64" package. Execute the following command "yum install compat-libcap1.x86_64" as root.

1. Extract the contents of "V29672-01_1of2.zip" and "V29672-01_2of2.zip". Five "Disk" directories should have been created for you.
2. Make a directory called SOA and move the five "Disk" directories there.
   mkdir SOA
   mv Disk* SOA
3. Execute the "runInstaller" script located under the "SOA/Disk1" directory.
   ./runInstaller -jreLoc <full path to the JRE directory>
   E.g. ./runInstaller -jreLoc /home/oracle/java/jrockit64/jre

The screen shots given below will walk you through the process.

Step 1: Welcome Page

Step 2: Skip Software Updates

Step 3: Prerequisite Checks

Step 4: Specify Installation Location

Oracle Middleware Home: /home/oracle/Oracle/Middleware

Oracle Home Directory: Oracle_SOA1

Step 5: Application Server

Step 6: Installation Summary

Step 7a

Step 7b

Step 8: Installation Complete

SOA Installation Response File

SOA Installation Configuration File

WebLogic Server 11g (10.3.6) Installation

Prerequisites
WebLogic Server 11g requires a JDK version that is Java SE Update 24 or higher.  JRockit should should be sufficient.

1. Environment setup
2. JRockit Installation

Obtaining the Software
Download Oracle WebLogic Server 11g Release 1 (10.3.6) at https://edelivery.oracle.com/
Select a Product Pack: Oracle Fusion Middleware
Platform: Linux x86 -64
Package: Oracle Fusion Middleware Identity Management 11g R2 Media Pack
File: V29856-01 (Oracle WebLogic Server 11gR1 (10.3.6) Generic and Coherence)

WebLogic Server 10.3.6 Installation

1. Extract the contents of "V29856-01.zip". A jar file called "wls1036_generic.jar" should have been created for you.
2. Execute the jar file. Use command "java -jar wls1036_generic.jar".

The screen shots given below will walk you through the process.

Step 1: Welcome Page

Step 2: Choose Middleware Home Directory

Step 3: Skip Security Updates

Step 3b

Step 3c

Step 3d

Step 4: Choose Typical Installation Type

Step 5: JDK Selection

Step 6: Choose Product Installation Directories

Step 7: Installation Summary

Step 8: Installation Progress

Step 9: Installation Complete

OIM 11.1.2.0 Schema Creation

Prerequisites

1. Environment Setup
2. Oracle Database 11g R2 Installation

Obtain the Oracle Repository Creation Utility Software
Download the Oracle Repository Creation Utility at https://edelivery.oracle.com/
Select a Product Pack: Oracle Fusion Middleware
Platform: Linux x86 -64
Package: Oracle Fusion Middleware Identity Management 11g R2 Media Pack
File: V33642-01 (Oracle Fusion Middleware Repository Creation Utility 11g (11.1.2.0.0) for Linux x86)

Oracle Identity Manager 11.1.2 Schema Creation
Note: There are only 32-bit versions of the Oracle Repository Creation Utility.  RCU 11.1.1.4.0 and above can be ran on a 64 bit machine. Before running the rcu script, you must execute "set linux32 bash" command or you can modify the "JRE_DIR" variable inside the rcu script. Also, the RCU version number must match the version number of the Oracle Fusion Middleware product you are installing and using. Since you are installing and using OIM 11.1.2.0, you must use the "RCU 11.1.2.0" software.

Given below are the instructions to create the schemas.

1. Extract the contents of "V33642-01.zip". An "rcuHome" directory should have been created for you.
2. Modify the rcu script located under "rcuHome/bin" directory. Change the "JRE_DIR" variable to point to your Java JRE directory (E.g.  "/home/oracle/java/jrockit64/jre"). You may need to give yourself write permission to this file.
3. Execute the rcu script.
4. You will need schemas for "Identity Management - Oracle Identity Manager", "SOA Infrastructure",  "User Messaging Service",  "AS Common Schemas - Oracle Platform Security Service", and AS Common Schemas - Metadata Services. When selecting the "Identity Management - Oracle Identity Manager" in the installation wizard, the schemas mentioned above are automatically selected.

The screen shots given below will walk you through the process.

Welcome Page

Step 1: Create Repository

Step 2: Database Connection Details

Step 2b: Checking Prerequisites

Step 3: Select Components

Select “Identity Management – Oracle Identity Manager”. The following schemas are selected by default when “Identity Management – Oracle Identity Manager” is selected:

-SOA Infrastructure
-User Messaging Service
-AS Common Schemas – Oracle Platform Security Service
-AS Common Schemas – Metadata Services

Step 3b: Click Ignore. This does not affect schema creation.

Step 3c: Checking Prerequisites

Step 4: Specify Schema Passwords

Step 5: Map Tablespaces

Step 5b

Step 5c

Step 6: Summary

Step 7: Completion Summary

How to Mount a Shared Folder into a VM on Oracle VM VirtualBox

Prerequisites: Vbox Additions must be installed. You can found the installation guide here.

1. Click "Setting" on the Oracle VM VirtualBox Interface
2. Navigate to "Shared Folder" tab.
3. Add a shared folder. You need to specify the path of the folder and the name of the folder you calling it.
4. Start your Linux VM and open a terminal session as root user.
   

   su root

5. Make a directory in "/media/" directory called "delivery".
   

   mkdir delivery

6. Execute "mount -t vboxsf "
   

   mount -t vboxsf Desktop /media/delivery

The screenshots given below will walk you through the process.

Useful Linux Commands
Given below are useful commands that may be useful to you when you are copying over files.

To copy an entire directory:

• cp -r pathToDir

To change owner and group of an entire directory:

• chown -Rf owner:group

To change file permissions:

• chmod
• E.g. chmod 777 myfile

The first number is the permission for the file owner.
The second number is the permission for group.
The third number is the permission for other users.
4 = read
2 = write
1 = execute

#	Permission
7	full
6	read and write
5	read and execute
4	read only
3	write and execute
2	write only
1	execute only
0	none