
Configure ssh to permit root login by editing sshd_config, restart network and ssh services, then connect remotely with Xshell and verify host addresses using cat /etc/hosts or cat /inet/hosts.
Configure Oracle Solaris 11.4 kernel parameters across general kernel and memory, process sizing, input/output, semaphore, and shared memory including non executable stacks and limits for file descriptors and user processes.
Install Oracle grid infrastructure 18c on a Solaris system by extracting the zip, running grid setup for a standalone server, and configuring a disk group with prerequisite checks.
Download Oracle database 18c from the official site, accept the licensing agreement, and transfer the 64-bit zip to the Solaris Oracle home directory using SSH and Xftp.
Download the Oracle git developer tool from the Oracle official site, accept the license, transfer JDeveloper files to the Solaris system as the Oracle user, and install the developer package.
Identify the black label container database hosting HR schemas, find its container ID and service, update DNS, restart the listener, switch to the pluggable database, and unlock the HR user.
Connect JDeveloper with the HR user in Oracle database on Solaris, configure a new connection with host, port, and service name, and run a query on the HR schema.
Conclude by reflecting on Oracle VM VirtualBox setup, Oracle software installation, grid infrastructure, database restoration, common errors, and next steps with Oracle documentation and Oracle University resources.
Solaris (operating system)
Solaris is a proprietary Unix operating system initially developed by Sun Microsystems. It superseded the company's earlier SunOS in 1993. In 2010, after the Sun acquisition by Oracle, it was renamed Oracle Solaris.
Consistent. Simple. Secure.
Oracle Solaris is the trusted business platform that you depend on. Oracle Solaris 11 gives you consistent compatibility, is simple to use, and is always designed to be secure.
About Course
This course has been developed for any oracle developer who wants to set up Oracle software on a Solaris system. I've covered not just how to install the Oracle software, but I've explained and demonstrated everything in detail. In this course, we're going to include the complete installation of Oracle Solaris 11.4, Oracle Solaris Repository, Oracle Grid Infrastructure 18c, Oracle Database 18c, and Oracle JDeveloper 12c. Each section has been prepared in a sequence to make everything easy to follow. I've also uploaded a zip file containing all the scripts and commands we used during the course.
The course is always up-to-date with the latest version of the Solaris system. This course is packed with over 4 hours plus a 100% no-questions money-back guarantee.
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