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Oracle® Database Appliance

Welcome Kit

F70523-01

November 2022

Oracle Database Appliance Welcome Kit

This document contains pre-deployment checklists and links to resources to get

started with your Oracle Database Appliance deployment.

• Welcome to Oracle Database Appliance

Thank you for purchasing Oracle Database Appliance, an Oracle

engineered system that greatly simplifies configuring and deploying Oracle

Databases.

• Checklist for System Requirements

Before you begin the deployment, ensure that you have the system

information described in this checklist ready. This checklist applies to

baremetal and virtualized platform deployments.

• About Contacting Oracle Support

If you face any issues during your implementation and use of Oracle

products, you can contact Oracle Support to assist in the troubleshooting

and diagnosis of problems.

Welcome to Oracle Database Appliance

Thank you for purchasing Oracle Database Appliance, an Oracle engineered system

that greatly simplifies configuring and deploying Oracle Databases.

Your preparation tasks depend on whether you purchased Oracle installation services,

where Oracle assists you onsite with your installation, or if you plan to deploy the

appliance yourself.

• Step 1: Make sure that you register your appliance with Oracle Support. When

you purchase Oracle Database Appliance, you receive a hardware customer

support identifier (CSI) number. You also need a software CSI number to

download the software deployment files. If you do not have a hardware or software

CSI number, then check with your Oracle sales representative or Oracle reseller

from whom you purchased the appliance. After you register your appliance, you

can download the deployment files and obtain support. If you purchased Oracle

installation services, then an Oracle field engineer provides the deployment files.

For more information about how to register your appliance, visit My Oracle Support

at https://support.oracle.com/.

• Step 2: Review the Oracle Database Appliance Documentation Library at http://

www.oracle.com/goto/oda/docs. Select the latest Oracle Database Appliance

Release and review the following key deployment documents:

– Release Notes: Provides details about all available patches for a release, new

features, the component versions, and the known issues for a release. It also

provides links to procedures for applying patches for your hardware model.

– Deployment and User’s Guide for your hardware model: Provides detailed

instructions for setting up your appliance, deploying the software, and

managing the appliance.

– Owner’s Guide: Provides detailed information about mounting the rack,

cabling, and setting up your Oracle Database Appliance hardware.

• Step 3: Complete the Oracle Database Appliance Pre-Deployment Checklist that

is included with this letter. Use the checklist to record key deployment information,

such as host names, IP addresses, and other network and database configuration

information. Work with your network engineers to gather network configuration

information and to populate your DNS tables, which are critical for successful

deployments. If Oracle installs your appliance, then send the completed checklist

to the Oracle field engineer before they arrive onsite. You can also access the

checklist at http://www.oracle.com/goto/oda/docs.

• Step 4: To deploy Oracle Database Appliance yourself, download the latest

software as described in the Oracle Database Appliance documentation at http://

www.oracle.com/goto/oda/docs.

If Oracle is installing the appliance for you and you have not received a call from

Oracle to schedule your installation, then contact Oracle Support at 1-800-223-1711.

If you have any questions about your appliance or its deployment, then please contact

your Oracle sales representative.

Checklist for System Requirements

Before you begin the deployment, ensure that you have the system information

described in this checklist ready. This checklist applies to baremetal and virtualized

platform deployments.

Table Checklist for System Configuration Information for Oracle Database

Appliance

Component Information Required Comments

Host Name The name for the Oracle

Database Appliance System.

The name must conform with

the RFC 952 standard, which

allows alphanumeric

characters and hyphens ( - ),

but does not allow

underscores ( _ ). The name

should not begin with a

numeral or hyphen and should

not end in a hyphen. Oracle

recommends that you use all

lowercase characters for the

host name.

Use this space to note the

values for your appliance.

Host Name:

Domain Name Your domain name.

For example:

example.com

Domain Name:

Region The region where you plan to

operate the Oracle Database

Appliance system.

Region:

Timezone The time zone where you plan

to operate the Oracle

Database Appliance system.

Timezone:

Diskgroup Redundancy Determine the redundancy

level for DATA, RECO, and

FLASH:

If there are up to two disks,

then you can select the disk

group redundancy as Normal

or Flex. If there are more than

two disk drives, then you can

select the redundancy as

Normal (two way mirror), High

(three way mirror), or Flex. If

you select High redundancy,

then DATA, RECO, and

FLASH are all High

Redundancy.

Use this space to note the

values for your appliance.

Number of Enabled CPU

Cores

Based on your capacity-on-

demand (CoD) license, this

value specifies the number of

enabled CPU cores

Use this space to note the

values for your appliance.

Backup Determine the backup

location. For external backup,

you need an NFS device.

Backup location:

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