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    The document provides instructions for preparing a CentOS 6 server for installing Oracle Database 11g R2. The steps include: 1. Installing prerequisite packages and editing kernel parameters. 2. Creating an 'oracle' user and groups for the Oracle installation. 3. Configuring limits, permissions and environment variables for the oracle user.

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    The document provides instructions for preparing a CentOS 6 server for installing Oracle Database 11g R2. The steps include: 1. Installing prerequisite packages and editing kernel parameters. 2. Creating an 'oracle' user and groups for the Oracle installation. 3. Configuring limits, permissions and environment variables for the oracle user.

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    17/11/2014

    CentOS 6 - Oracle Database 11g R2 - Pre-Requirements : Server World

    Install Oracle Database


    11g R2.
    Before Installing,
    Change some settings
    for requirements of
    installing Oracle
    database.
    [1] Install Desktop
    Environment, refer to
    here.
    [2] Install some packages
    first.
    [root@ db01 ~ ]# yum -y
    i nstal l bi nuti l s com patl i bstdc+ + -33 com patl i bstdc+ + -33. i 686 ksh
    el futi l s-l i bel f el futi l sl i bel f-devel gl i bc gl i bccom m on gl i bc-devel gcc
    gcc-c+ + l i bai o l i bai o. i 686
    l i bai o-devel l i bai odevel . i 686 l i bgcc l i bstdc+ +
    l i bstdc+ + . i 686 l i bstdc+ + devel l i bstdc+ + -devel . i 686
    m ake sysstat uni xODBC
    uni xODBC-devel

    [3] Edit Kernel parameters.


    [root@ db01 ~ ]# vi / etc/ sysctl . conf
    # com m ent out
    #net. bri dge. bri dge-nf-cal l -i p6tabl es = 0
    #net. bri dge. bri dge-nf-cal l -i ptabl es = 0
    #net. bri dge. bri dge-nf-cal l -arptabl es = 0
    # add fol l ows to the end
    net. i pv4. i p_l ocal _port_range = 9000
    65500
    fs. fi l e-m ax = 6815744
    kernel . shm al l = 10523004
    kernel . shm m ax = 6465333657
    kernel . shm m ni = 4096
    kernel . sem = 250 32000 100 128
    net. core. rm em _defaul t= 262144
    net. core. wm em _defaul t= 262144
    net. core. rm em _m ax= 4194304
    net. core. wm em _m ax= 1048576
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    fs. ai o-m ax-nr = 1048576


    [root@ db01 ~ ]# sysctl -p
    net. i pv4. i p_forward = 0
    net. i pv4. conf. defaul t. rp_fi l ter = 1
    net. i pv4. conf. defaul t. accept_source_route
    = 0
    kernel . sysrq = 0
    kernel . core_uses_pi d = 1
    net. i pv4. tcp_syncooki es = 1
    net. i pv4. i p_l ocal _port_range = 9000
    65500
    fs. fi l e-m ax = 65536
    kernel . shm al l = 10523004
    kernel . shm m ax = 6465333657
    kernel . shm m ni = 4096
    kernel . sem = 250 32000 100 128
    net. core. rm em _defaul t = 262144
    net. core. wm em _defaul t = 262144
    net. core. rm em _m ax = 4194304
    net. core. wm em _m ax = 1048576
    fs. ai o-m ax-nr = 1048576

    [4] Create user and groups


    for Oracle Database.
    [root@ db01 ~ ]# groupadd -g 200 oi nstal l
    [root@ db01 ~ ]# groupadd -g 201 dba
    [root@ db01 ~ ]# useradd -u 440 -g oi nstal l -G dba d / usr/ oracl e oracl e
    [root@ db01 ~ ]# passwd oracl e
    Changi ng password for user oracl e.
    New password:
    Retype new password:
    passwd: al l authenti cati on tokens updated
    successful l y.
    [root@ db01 ~ ]# vi / etc/ pam . d/ l ogi n
    # near l i ne 14: add
    sessi on
    requi red
    sessi on
    requi red
    sessi on
    requi red
    sessi on
    opti onal
    sessi on
    i ncl ude
    -sessi on opti onal

    pam _sel i nux. so open


    pam _nam espace. so
    pam _l i m i ts. so
    pam _keyi ni t. so force revoke
    system -auth
    pam _ck_connector. so

    [root@ db01 ~ ]# vi / etc/ securi ty/ l i m i ts. conf


    # add fol l ows
    oracl e soft
    oracl e hard
    oracl e soft

    to the end
    nproc 2047
    nproc 16384
    nofi l e 1024

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    oracl e

    hard

    nofi l e

    65536

    [root@ db01 ~ ]# vi / etc/ profi l e


    # add fol l ows to the end
    i f [ $US E R = "oracl e" ]; then
    i f [ $S HE LL = "/ bi n/ ksh" ]; then
    ul i m i t -p 16384
    ul i m i t -n 65536
    el se
    ul i m i t -u 16384 -n 65536
    fi
    fi

    [5] Switch to a user


    "Oracle" and configure
    some settings.
    db01 l ogi n: oracl e
    P assword:
    [oracl e@ db01 ~ ]$ chm od 755
    / usr/ oracl e
    [oracl e@ db01
    ~ ]$ m kdi r/ usr/ oracl e/ app
    [oracl e@ db01 ~ ]$ chm od 775
    / usr/ oracl e/ app
    [oracl e@ db01
    ~ ]$ m kdi r/ usr/ oracl e/ oradata
    [oracl e@ db01 ~ ]$ chm od 775
    / usr/ oracl e/ oradata
    [oracl e@ db01
    ~ ]$ vi ~ / . bash_profi l e
    # add fol l ows to the end
    um ask 022
    export
    ORACLE _BAS E = / usr/ oracl e/ app
    # create a tem porary di rectory
    for i nstal l ati on
    [oracl e@ db01 ~ ]$ m kdi r tm p

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