Owners Manual

Dell Integrated Systems for Oracle Database 2.0 - Owner’s Guide 1.1

4.3.2 WinVM configuration settings

WinVM VM on the management server is preconfigured with the following settings:

 As a ‘generation 2’ VM

 Windows Server 2012 R2 64-bit guest OS

 Four virtual processors and 8 GB dynamic memory

 All firewalls (Public, Private, and Domain) disabled.

 Computer name set to:

WinVM-

Where,

is the unique Service Tag of the management server

 For network configuration details, see the

3.1.2 Management server network

configuration

section.

The primary purpose of this VM is to install and configure the necessary DISOD

management software in order to integrate with Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM). This

provides the ability to monitor and manage the DISOD components from within a single

OEM console. For information about installation and configuration of various management

software, see the

Dell Integrated Systems for Oracle Database - Oracle Enterprise

Manager Integration Guide

available at Dell.com/support/home.

NOTE: The virtual memory size is allocated on the basis of requirement for the base

DISOD configuration. Customers are recommended to observe the memory usage and

change the dynamic memory allocation, as necessary, for their DISOD configuration.

4.3.3 LinVM Configuration Settings

LinVM VM on the management server is preconfigured with the following settings:

 As a ‘generation 1’ VM.

 Oracle Linux 6.6 running Red Hat Compatible Kernel as guest OS.

 Virtual HDD size of 250 GB.

 Four virtual processors and 32 GB dynamic memory

 Hostname set to:

LinVM-

Where,

is the unique Service Tag of the management server

 For network configuration details, see the

3.1.2 Management server network

configuration

section.

 As an isolated and contained DHCP and TFTP Server:

o To ensure that the preassigned IP addresses for the private rack network

components, for example, iDRAC and private management port on the

servers, and management ports on the switches is static and consistent

across reboots. This is achieved by preconfiguring