Performing a Silent Installation for Oracle

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A silent install is an automated install requiring no user input. Prior to running a silent install, a customized package with all the install choices is created. The package is then deployed on the Oracle Agent host. A silent install is also used for quick deployment to multiple clients.

Files Used During a Non-Root Installation

  • When installing as a non-root user, the home directory of the user, <oracle_home>/opt, is used.

  • When installing as a non-root user, the home directory of the user, <user_home>/log, is used. You should have write access to the log file directory.

  • When installing as a non-root user, the home directory of the user, <user_home>/CommVaultRegistry, is used. You can specify any other directory with write permission at the time of installation for creating the registry.

Before You Begin

  1. Create a Custom Package for UNIX, Linux, and Macintosh Computers.

  2. Ask the root administrator to mount the DVD.

  3. Log on to the client computer as a non-root user.

Procedure

What To Do Next

  1. Discover an Oracle Instance Using the Commvault Command Line Interface

  2. Configure Instances for Oracle Using the Commvault Command Line Interface

  3. Configure a Subclient for Oracle Using the Commvault Command Line Interface