Dell PowerEdge Installation Guide for Oracle Database 10g

This manual describes how to use Dell PowerEdge systems to deploy Oracle Database 10g - Linux for Intel® 32-Bit Technology (x86)


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Brand
DELL
Category
SERVER
Document type
Installation Guide
Language
English
Pages
362
File format
PDF
File size
9.3 MB
Published
15 February, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
F9C557F11D2A703BF09A43485ED57A1F

About this manual

This deployment guide provides step‑by‑step instructions for installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux, configuring networking and storage, and deploying Oracle Database 10g (RAC and single‑node) on Dell PowerEdge systems. It also covers hardware and software requirements, licensing information, and post‑deployment tasks such as patching and troubleshooting.

The document targets a range of PowerEdge models (1750, 1850, 2600, 2650, 2800, 2850, 4600, 6600, 6650, 6800, 6850) and includes detailed tables of minimum hardware specifications, recommended configurations, and links to Dell/Oracle support resources.

What's inside

  • Software and Hardware Requirements
  • Installing and Configuring Red Hat Enterprise Linux
  • Configuring Networking and Storage
  • Deploying Oracle RAC 10g
  • Deploying Single‑Node Oracle Database
  • Adding and Removing Nodes
  • Troubleshooting
  • License Agreements
  • Getting Help

Specifications

Processor3 GHz Intel Xeon
Memory1 GB RAM
Hard DrivesTwo 36‑GB drives (RAID 1)
RAID ControllerPowerEdge Expandable RAID Controller (PERC)
Network Interfaces (cluster)Three Gigabit NIC ports
Network Interfaces (single node)Two NIC ports
Fibre Channel StorageDell EMC CX200‑CX700 Fibre Channel storage system
Fibre Channel Switch (optional)Dell EMC Fibre Channel switch (8‑port)

Frequently asked questions

What operating system is required for the Oracle deployment?

Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS version 3 with Update 6 is the required operating system.

Why is the hugemem kernel needed?

The hugemem kernel increases the Oracle buffer cache size above the default 1.7 GB, which is required for optimal database performance.

How many nodes can a Fibre Channel cluster support?

A Fibre Channel cluster can support two to eight nodes, depending on the switch configuration.

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