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If you have followed my previous Oracle VM Blog posts you should have by now a working OVM deployment using either Block, NFS or both. I am now going to provide a walkthrough on how to import an Oracle VM Template. First start by visiting Oracle Technology Network and navigating to the Oracle VM Overview... Continue Reading →
Oracle VM Block Storage In my last Blog post I presented NFS storage to my Oracle VM Server, in this post I will show how block storage can also be configured for use with OVM. Create Pure FlashArray volume Our first step is to create a volume and connect it to our Oracle VM Server.... Continue Reading →
Oracle VM NFS Storage If you been following my series of Blog Post on OVM you should by now have a working OVM Server and Manager. However, if you a new to this series you can catch-up using the links below: Oracle VM Server installationOracle VM Manager installationOracle VM Network configurationOracle VM Storage configurationOracle VM... Continue Reading →
Configuring OVM Storage If you have followed Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 you should now have a working networked OVM Server and Manager ready to have storage presented to it. Before you start, logon to the OVM Server and add your NFS and / or iSCSI fully qualified domain named servers to the... Continue Reading →
How to create Oracle support diagnostic details for OVM 3.4.6
Configuring OVM Networks Before we can present our iSCSI and NFS storage to our Oracle VM Server we need to configure a network. Oracle VM Manager provides a simple to use interface which can maintain the /etc/sysconfig/networking-scripts without the need of manual editing. In my lab I have a number of VLAN's configure on an... Continue Reading →
Oracle VM Server Oracle VM is a free to download virtualisation technology and for many deployments could provide a great alternative to VMware. In this series of Blog Posts I am going to give OracleVM a spin, and document my experiences. Oracle VM Server is a Bare-Metal install unlike Oracle VM Manager which is installed... Continue Reading →
Oracle VM Manager Oracle VM is a free to download virtualisation technology and for many deployments could provide a great alternative to VMware. In this series of Blog Posts I am going to give OracleVM a spin, and document my experiences. Oracle VM Manager needs to be installed into an existing OS unlike Oracle VM... Continue Reading →