Tuesday, 11 November 2014
Oracle Fusion Middleware MFT-12c
MFT- Installation Guide-12c
- By Krushna
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION
Oracle Managed File Transfer (Oracle MFT) enables secure file
exchange and management with internal departments and external partners. It
protects against inadvertent access to unsecured files at every step in the
end-to-end transfer of files. It is easy to use especially for non technical
staff so you can leverage more resources to manage the transfer of files. The
extensive reporting capabilities allow you to get quick status of a file
transfer and resubmit it as required. You can protect data in your DMZ by using
the SSH/FTP reverse proxy.
Oracle
has introduced MFT (Managed File Transfer) tool in Oracle SOA 12c. MFT enables
secure file exchange between two points; these two points can be internal or
external.
This
post is step by step installation guide of Managed File Transfer (MFT).
In
this release of Oracle SOA 12c, we can't use Java DB for MFT. We have to use
Oracle database.
There
are some Prerequisites for MFT Installation which are mentioned below.
Dow load the 12c software
Run the JDK 1.7
Run the MFT command
Oracle
has introduced MFT (Managed File Transfer) tool in Oracle SOA 12c. MFT enables
secure file exchange between two points; these two points can be internal or
external.
This
post is step by step installation guide of Managed File Transfer (MFT).
In
this release of Oracle SOA 12c, we can't use Java DB for MFT. We have to use
Oracle database.
There
are some Prerequisites for MFT Installation which are mentioned below.
Dow load the 12c software
Run the JDK 1.7
Run the MFT command
2 Environment Settings
Well
com screen
Click
on next.
Click
on finish once installation is complete.
Click
on finish once installation is complete.
RCU – Installation :
RCU comes with Oracle SOA 12c installer, so you need
not to download it separately. You can find rcu file at below location.
ORACLE_HOME\oracle_commom\bin
./rcu
To run the rcu go to oracle_common bin folder.
This will launch the RCU wizard. Choose
"System Load and Product Load" if you DB privileges.
Provide oracle database details and click on
next.
Select existing prefix and select Managed File
Transfer schema.
Choose Use same password for all schemas and
provide the password.
Click on next.
RCU will create required tablespace.
Click Next.
3.2 Domain creation:-
Let's start with domain creation.
Run
below commands on command prompt.
cd
ORACLE_HOME\oracle_common\common\bin
SET
CONFIG_JVM_ARGS=-Dcom.oracle.cie.config.showProfile=true
config.sh
This
will launch the configuration wizard.
Choose required options and click on next.
Change the application location if you want to
and click on next.
Provide the server password, this username and
password we user later to login to the server.
Choose domain mode and choose Oracle Hotspot
JDK.
Choose the RCU option and enter the database
details. Click on Get RCU Configuration and then click on next.
All connections test should be success.
We need not to choose any option for compact domain. Just click on next.
Create the Cluseter Name
Click Next.
Configure the
Servers
Click the Next.
Select the Machines Name and Configure the Servers
MFT installation done
Let's start with domain creation.
Run
below commands on command prompt.
cd
ORACLE_HOME\oracle_common\common\bin
SET
CONFIG_JVM_ARGS=-Dcom.oracle.cie.config.showProfile=true
config.sh
This
will launch the configuration wizard.
Choose required options and click on next.
Change the application location if you want to
and click on next.
Provide the server password, this username and
password we user later to login to the server.
Choose domain mode and choose Oracle Hotspot
JDK.
Choose the RCU option and enter the database
details. Click on Get RCU Configuration and then click on next.
All connections test should be success.
We need not to choose any option for compact domain. Just click on next.
Create the Cluseter Name
Click Next.
Configure the
Servers
Click the Next.
Select the Machines Name and Configure the Servers
MFT installation done
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