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Lesson 27

"The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen, nor touched...but are felt in the heart."

-Helen Keller (1880-1968)

How to view the replication server properties

(LESSON 27)

 

How to view the replication server properties:

To view the replication server properties by using ODM, do the following steps:

-         Go to ODM on the MASTER OID server as orcladmin

-         Go to the “Replication Management” node.

-         The replication properties are displayed in the right pane.

-         On it, you see the “Replication Status”, “Replica Status”, “Change Log Subscriber Status”, “ASR Agreement” tabs.

-         On the “Replication Status” tab, you can view the “Supplier”, “Consumer”, “Last Applied Change” columns.

-         On the “Replica Status” tab, you can view the status of the replica. It will display whether the replica is online and what type of replica it is (read/write).

-         On the “Change Log Subscriber Status” tab, you can view different subscribers for the change log. The one in the red box represents the replication subscriber.

-         On the “ASR Agreement” tab, you can view the ASR agreement between the MASTER and REMOTE OID servers. The Replication Group Nodes attribute displays the machines that are part of the replication or DRG.

 

How to view the default replication server configuration set  

To view the default replication server configuration, log in to ODM on the MASTER OID server as orcladmin.

-         Go to the “Server Management” node.

-         In the right pane, you can see different type of instances of various servers, such as the “Directory”, “Replication”, and “Directory Integration” types.

-         Expand the “Server Management” node.

-         Click on the “Replication Server” node.

-         View the details of the replication server instance in the right pane.

-         Select an instance.

-         Click the “View Properties” button.

-         Expand the “Replication Server” node.

-         Click the “Default Configuration Set” object. Its properties are displayed in the right pane.

-         Here, you can also modify any value for the configuration set.  

 

How do I redirect the http server homepage or the Portal homepage to the SSO (Single Sign On) login homepage?

To redirect the http server homepage or Portal homepage to the SSO login homepage you should do the following steps:
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Go to the oracle_home\Apache\Apache\htdocs directory, find a file 
called index.html. Rename it as index.original.
Login to ORACLE user or the Oracle owner.
# cd $ORACLE_HOME
# cd Apache/Apache/htdocs
# vi sso
# add the folloing lines

<head>
<META http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=sso.html"> 
</head>


Where:
Content value: Is the Interval time per seconds to call the new page. 
If it is 5 for example, it means refresh after 5 seconds.
If it is 0, that means refresh the page immediately.

url value: Is your sso or single sign on homepage, 
Ex: http://yourservername:port/oiddas/ui/oracle/ldap/das/mypage/AppChgPwdMyPage

Assuming that this will redirect you to exact sso homepage.

<head>
<META http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=http://yourservername:port/oiddas/ui/oracle/ldap/das/mypage/AppChgPwdMyPage"> 
</head>

Save the "vi" file

Now, you can go to your browser and type:
Ex:
http://yourservername:port/sso -->Which is going to bring the SSO Homepage.

Good Luck!

 

 

 

 
 
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