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- SA Core post-installation tasks
- Run the health check monitor
- The SA Client
- Downloading and updating JRE
- Installing the SA-required Flash Player
- Enabling the Oracle automatic optimizer statistics collection
- Installing the SA Server discovery and agent
- Adding or Changing an SA Client launcher proxy server
- Predefined user groups permissions
- Agent Deployment Tool (ADT) requirements
- DHCP configuration for SA Provisioning
- Enabling IPv6 networking post installation
- Additional network requirements for SA Provisioning
- Global File System tasks
- SA configuration
Global File System tasks
This section contains optional post-installation tasks for the Global File System (OGFS).
Configuring User ID numbers for the Global File System
When you install a SA Core, you can set values to control the range of UID and GID numbers used by the Global File System. These values are used to provide unique user IDs for all SA users that are logged in to the OGFS. When the Web Services Data Access Engine creates a new user, it will use these values to determine the next available (unique) user ID that is within the range for the local data center.
To set values that control the range of UID and GID numbers, you must specify the following Web Services Data Access Engine parameters in the params.conf file:
- twist.min_uid: Contains the minimum UID number that can be used. The default value is 80001.
- twist.default_gid: Contains the group ID number that a user is assigned to restrict SA users from using certain ports. The default value is 70001.
These parameters are specified as global in the params.conf file, which means that they will be written out to the global response file (oiresponse.global). This file is generated when the Model Repository export is performed on the Primary Core server. When you follow the installation instructions and provide the global response file (oiresponse.global) as the initial response file to the Secondary Core server, SA Installer will use the specified values.
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