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" Oracle VM manager 2.1.2 : "
Tarry Singh.
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BL
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799676
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b619735
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Tarry Singh.
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Oracle VM manager 2.1.2 : : manage a flexible and elastic data center with Oracle VM manager\ Tarry Singh.
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Birmingham: Packt Pub., 2009
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From technologies to solutions.
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(v, 226 pages) : illustrations.
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1847197132
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: 9781847197139
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Cover; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Introduction to Oracle VM; Virtualization: What is it?; Brief history of virtualization; What forms of virtualization do we have?; Why should we virtualize?; Oracle VM; Oracle VM Manager; Oracle VM Server; Oracle VM Agent; Oracle VM Manager configuration; What about roles in Oracle VM Manager?; Oracle VM Server; Xen hypervisor, Domains, and Virtual Machines; Summary; Chapter 2: Installing Oracle VM Manager; What's new in Oracle VM Manager 2.1.2; What are the hardware requirements?; Getting the software; Installing Oracle EL 5 Update 2 Final checks before installing Oracle VM ManagerPort test; Libaio check; Other checks: Passwords and ports; What comes packaged with the Oracle VM Manager ISO file?; Installing Oracle VM Manager; Upgrading Oracle VM Manager from 2.1 or 2.1.1 to 2.1.2; Uninstalling Oracle VM Manager; Logging into WebUI: Oracle VM Manager, Oracle Database, and OC4J homepages; Summary; Chapter 3: Installing Oracle VM Server; What is supported in Oracle VM Server; What are the hardware requirements?; Getting the software; On-premise Cloud installation: Installing Oracle VM Server 2.1.2 with a CD ROM Off-premise Cloud installation: Installing Oracle VM Server from other sourcesInstalling from hard disk; Installing from a NFS image; Installing from an FTP server; Installing from HTTP; Upgrading Oracle VM Server; Summary; Chapter 4: Oracle VM Management; Getting started with Oracle VM Manager; How to register an account; Logging in to Oracle VM Manager; Oracle VM management: Managing Server Pool; Architectural decisions around designing Server Pools; Server pool creation; Editing Server Pool information; Searching and restoring Server Pools; Restoring a Server Pool HA fundamentals and enabling HADeleting a Server Pool; Oracle VM Management: Managing VM Servers and repositories; How to add a Server; Editing Server information; Restart, shutdown, and delete Servers; About managing repositories; What are exactly Oracle VM repositories; Adding and removing a repository:; User and Group management; Managing Users; Creating a User; Viewing or Editing a User; Changing a User's role; Deleting User; Managing Groups; Creating a Group; Adding Users to a Group; Editing a Group; Deleting a Group; Backing up or restoring Oracle VM Manager Backing up Oracle VM ManagerRestoring Oracle VM Manager; Enabling secure access to Oracle VM Manager; Summary; Chapter 5: Managing Virtual Machines with Oracle VM Manager: Part 1; Oracle VM management with Oracle VM Manager; General overview and lifecycle management of Virtual Machines; Types of Virtual Machines; Status of Virtual Machines; Lifecycle management of a Virtual Machine; Viewing VM errors; Error logs; General overview of VM management; Creating a Virtual Machine; Schematic view of VM creation; VM creation using installation media such as ISO files
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Annotation<p>A practical, focused tutorial, this book provides a step-by-step guide to planning and carrying out your Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 implementation. Detailed descriptions and illustrations of setup screens and real-world examples are also included for the Dynamics GP system and core modules. This book focuses on Dynamics GP 2010, however, most of the concepts and explanations will apply to any Dynamics GP version. If you are a new or existing Microsoft Dynamics GP consultant or end user who wants to implement, install and set-up core modules of Dynamics GP 2010, then this book is for you. A basic understanding of business management systems and either Dynamics GP or a similar application is recommended.
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Computational grids (Computer systems)
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Database management.
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Oracle (Computer file)
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Tarry Singh
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