| 1. Oracle9iAS Installation Options |
[ ] Describe the arc
Application Serve
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hitecture and main component
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s of the middle-tier Oracle9i
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[ ] Explain the inst
installation options ena
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allation options for Oracle9
ble different features
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iAS and how the various
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[ ] Explain the installation dep
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endencies
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[ ] Indentify the recommended de
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ployment strategies
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2. Installing Oracle
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9i Application Server
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| [ ] Install J2EE and Web Cache |
[ ] Describe the dif
subsequent installation
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ference between the first in
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stallation on a machine and
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[ ] Describe when you need to as
Infrastructure
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sign a J2EE and Web Cache instance to an
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[ ] Install Oracle9i
this type
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AS Infrastructure, and: Exp
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lain a first installation of
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[ ] Describe the ins
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tallation if components alre
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ady exist
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3. Managing Oracle9iAS Using Ora
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cle Enterprise Manager
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[ ] Use the Oracle9i
symbols and icons to sta
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AS Web-based management tool
rt, stop, restart instances
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s, and explain and use
or components
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[ ] Start and stop an Oracle9iAS
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instance or a component
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[ ] Explain the stru
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cture of the Farm page
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[ ] Use the navigati
back to your starting po
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on bar to access different c
int
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omponent homepages and get
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| 4. Managing the Oracle HTTP Server |
[ ] Specify the directory struct
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ure and location of configuration files
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[ ] Configure and ma
using dcmctl command lin
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nage Oracle HTTP Server: usi
e utility
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ng Oracle Enterprise Manager,
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[ ] Locate the main configuratio
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n file httpd.conf
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__ Specify server and administra
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tor functions
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__ Limit the number
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of processes and connections
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| __ Manage the network connection |
| __ Configure and use server log files |
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