Start the Custom Installation

Login to the server as the root user.

Navigate to the Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager installation bin directory.

For example:

cd /<sdm-install-directory>/AcmePacket/NNC<version>/bin

Run the setup application with the setup.sh script.

./setup.sh

Note:

A warning message appears if you have less than the recommended minimum physical memory. Proceeding without the recommended minimum physical memory may result in performance degradation.

WARNING:

This process may take several minutes to complete. Interrupting the setup.sh process risks corrupting the system.

Select option 2, Custom. Press Enter to continue.

[ ] 1 - Typical        : Runs through most common set up options.  (Recommended) [Default]
[X] 2 - Custom         : Allows manual customization.              (Advanced users)
[ ] 3 - Easy-Install   : Prompts user for minimal setup option values.
[ ] 4 - Quit           : Finish and quit setup.

Enter Yes to continue.

The following main custom installation options appear:

[X]  1 - R226 compliance and Default user account passwords   [Default]
[ ]  2 - Global identifier configuration                                           
[ ]  3 - Web Server configuration                                                  
[ ]  4 - Fault Management configuration
[ ]  5 - RMI Over SSL                                                        
[ ]  6 - Mail Server configuration                                                 
[ ]  7 - Cluster management                                                        
[ ]  8 - Route Manager Central configuration                                       
[ ]  9 - SAML Single sign on configuration                                         
[ ]  10 - SBI TLS configuration                                                     
[ ]  11 - Oracle DB OCSDMDW configuration. Please drop this DB, if it already exists.
[ ]  12 - Quit setup

Please note:

Support for RMI over SSL is available from the SDM 9.0.1 release onwards.
Starting from SDM 8.2.2 version, you must enable IPV6 on the system where OCSDM is running. For more information, see Configuring OCSDM for IPv4 Support.
Option 8, SAML Single sign on configuration for importing self-signed certificates into the Route Manager certificates file (cacerts), is not supported in this release.