Use Oracle Email to manage your email, using standard Internet mail protocols, such as IMAP, SMTP, and POP-3.

With Oracle Voicemail & Fax, you can store, retrieve, and deliver voice mail and faxes using wireless devices and browser clients.

Use Oracle Collaboration Suite Wireless to access your corporate information using any device with wireless or voice access. For example, you can keep track of the latest information by receiving notifications for meetings through Calendar and by accessing your email, voice-mail, calendar, address book, tasks, files, corporate directories, and instant messages.

HTTP and OC4J includes the HTTP Server, OC4J, and Web Cache. These components enable your administrators and users to access the infrastructure tier using HTTP:

	Oracle HTTP Server is the HTTP entry point into Oracle Collaboration Suite. The Oracle HTTP Server is based on the Apache web server, but with additional and enhanced modules.
	Web Cache is a caching reverse proxy server that is located in front of the Oracle HTTP Server. It improves performance of Web server instances by storing frequently accessed pages in memory, eliminating the need to repeatedly process requests for pages from the Web server, the applications, or the Oracle database.
	Oracle9iAS Containers for J2EE (OC4J) is a fast, lightweight, highly scalable, easy-to-use, and complete Java2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) container written entirely in Java, that executes on the standard Java Development Kit (JDK) Virtual Machine (Java VM) available on the operating systems and hardware platforms on which Oracle9iAS is certified.

Complete the Preinstallation Tasks lesson.

Complete the Installing the Oracle Collaboration Suite Infrastructure lesson.

Complete the Installing the Oracle Collaboration Suite Information Store lesson.

Stop Oracle Enterprise Manager (EM). Change directory to the Infrastructure $ORACLE_HOME/bin. Issue the command emctl stop.

Load the Storage CDROM. Change directory to Disk1. Invoke Oracle Universal Installer by typing runInstaller at the command prompt. Assuming the pre-requisite checks succeeded, or any failures can by ignored, type y at the prompt and press Enter.

At the Oracle Universal Installer welcome screen, click Next.

Specify the mid tier ORACLE_HOME name and location then click OK.

Select the languages to be supported.

Confirm that all pre-installation requirements have been met. Click on all the checkboxes then click Next.

By default, all mid tier components will be configured. Click Next.

Specify the Infrastructure hostname.domain and the Infrastructure HTTP Server port number. Click Next.

Enter the Infrastructure OID administrator username, cn=orcladmin, and password then click Next.

Enter a unique name for the mid tier instance and specify the ias_admin password then click Next.

Specify the database information for the Real-Time Collaboration repository. In this example, the Information Storage database is used. Click Next.

Set the password for the Real-Time Collaboration schemas then click Next.

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Set the Oracle Calendar timezone then click Next.

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Set the Oracle Calendar Node-ID then click Next.

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Specify that this will be the master Calendar node then click Next.

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At the Summary screen, verify that all settings are correct then click Install.

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Installation of the mid tier commences.

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When prompted, run the root.sh script as root in another window. Click OK on the dialog box when the shell script completes.

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The various configuration assistants will run.

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For Oracle Net Configuration, click on the Perform typical configuration checkbox then click Next.

At the Oracle Files Configuration Assistant Welcome screen, click Next.

Select Create a new Oracle Files domain and click Next.

Enter your database hostname, listener port (1521 is default), database service name and SYS password and click Next.

The configuration assistant will verify that the connection information you entered is correct.

Enter a name for the Oracle Files schema (for example, IFSSYS), enter a password, then click Next.

Click Specify a tablespace for each data type, then select tablespaces for each type of data and click Next.

Note: If you don't want to use the USER tablespace, you will need to pre-create the custom tablespaces you want to use.

Select Unicode (UTF8) for the Charater Set and American for the Language and click Next.

You can either accept or change the default port numbers then click Next.

Enter your HTTP Host name and an HTTP Port of 7778 or 7779 (if you want to bypass Web Cache) and click Next.

Enter your SMTP Server Name and click Next. Note: This information must be correct in order for the Subscriber Administrator and users to receive their passwords. If the information is not correct, the Subscriber Administrator and users cannot access their passwords and cannot log in to Oracle Files.

Enter your email to be notified in case of problems and click Next.

Enter a password for System, Guest and site_admin then click Next.

Enter the following information and click Next.

Server: <hostname.domain>
Port: 4032
Do not check Uses SSL (default)
Superuser: cn=orcladmin (default)
Superuser Password: <password>
Root Oracle Context: cn=OracleContext (default)

Click Yes, setup this computer for this domain and click Next.

Enter your Local Host Name and check Run Domain Controller, Run a Node on this computer and Run a HTTP Node on this computer and click Next.

Accept all the defaults for Node Name and all other fields and click Next.

Accept the default for HTTP Node Name and click Next.

At the Summary screen, click Configure.

The Oracle Files Configuration was successful. Click OK.

On the End of Installation screen, click Exit then OK.

Enter the following URL to see the Oracle Collaboration Suite Mid Tier Portal page.

http://<hostname.domain>:7778/