Options Copying Configuration Files Between Oracle Virtual Directory Servers Using syncovdconfig

Configuring and Managing the Oracle Virtual Directory Server 9-15 isSrcAdminSSL Optional. Boolean format. Indicates whether the administrative Listener on the source Oracle Virtual Directory component is SSL enabled. Supported values are true and false. If the isSrcAdminSSL option is not specified, the default value of true is used. isDstAdminSSL Optional. Boolean format. Indicates whether the administrative Listener on the destination Oracle Virtual Directory component is SSL enabled. Supported values are true and false. If the isDstAdminSSL option is not specified, the default value of true is used.

9.7.2 Examples

The following are examples of the syncovdconfig command: ■ To synchronize the server.os_xml, adapters.os_xml, acls.os_xml, and schema.user.xml files between two Oracle Virtual Directory components: ORACLE_HOME ovdbinsyncovdconfig.pl –srcHost sales.west.com –srcPort 8899 \ –srcUserName cn=orcladmin –dstHost sales.west.com –dstPort 8888 –dstUserName \ cn=orcladmin -isSrcAdminSSl true –isDstAdminSSL false ■ To synchronize only the server.os_xml file between two Oracle Virtual Directory components: ORACLE_HOME ovdbinsyncovdconfig.pl –srcHost sales.west.com –srcPort 8899 \ –srcUserName cn=orcladmin –dstHost sales.west.com –dstPort 8888 \ –dstUserName cn=orcladmin -configFile server.os_xml ■ To synchronize multiple files between two Oracle Virtual Directory components: ORACLE_HOME ovdbinsyncovdconfig.pl –srcHost sales.west.com –srcPort 8899 \ –srcUserName cn=orcladmin –dstHost sales.west.com –dstPort 8888 \ –dstUserName cn=orcladmin -configFile server.os_xml –configFile adapters.os_xml ■ To synchronize a specific adapter between two Oracle Virtual Directory components: ORACLE_HOME ovdbinsyncovdconfig.pl –srcHost sales.west.com –srcPort 8899 \ –srcUserName cn=orcladmin –dstHost sales.west.com –dstPort 8888 \ –dstUserName cn=orcladmin -configFile server.os_xml \ -configFile adapters.os_xml –adapterName Sales 9-16 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle Virtual Directory 10 Managing Oracle Virtual Directory Server Processes 10-1 10 Managing Oracle Virtual Directory Server Processes This chapter explains Oracle Virtual Directory process management using Oracle Process Manager and Notification Server and includes the following topics: ■ What is Oracle Process Manager and Notification Server? ■ Understanding the Default Oracle Virtual Directory Image ■ Creating an Oracle Virtual Directory Component Using OPMNCTL ■ Registering an Oracle Instance Using OPMNCTL ■ Unregistering an Oracle Instance Using OPMNCTL ■ Updating the Component Registration of an Oracle Instance Using OPMNCTL ■ Deleting an Oracle Virtual Directory Component Using OPMNCTL ■ Viewing Active Server Instance Information Using OPMNCTL ■ Starting the Oracle Virtual Directory Server Using OPMNCTL ■ Stopping the Oracle Virtual Directory Server Using OPMNCTL ■ Restarting the Oracle Virtual Directory Server Using OPMNCTL 10.1 What is Oracle Process Manager and Notification Server? The Oracle Process Manager and Notification Server OPMN is a daemon process that monitors Oracle Fusion Middleware components, including Oracle Virtual Directory. Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control uses OPMN to stop or start Oracle Virtual Directory. From the command-line, you can use opmnctl, the command-line interface to OPMN, to perform the process management tasks for Oracle Virtual Directory that are documented in this chapter.

10.2 Understanding the Default Oracle Virtual Directory Image

When you install Oracle Virtual Directory on a host computer, the Oracle Identity Management 11g Installer creates: See Also: The Oracle Process Manager and Notification Server Administrators Guide for complete information about OPMN and the opmnctl command.