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| - | **How to create a virtual machine (VM) with the Centos OS 7 template** | + | **How to create a virtual machine (VM) using the prepared |
| - | Select, mark or enter: | + | Open https://mif.vu.lt/one |
| - | - **VM Name** - //create your VM name //; | + | |
| - | - **Hold** - check the box; | + | |
| - | - **Memory** - 4 GB; | + | |
| - | - **CPU** - 2 | + | |
| - | - **VCPU** - 4 | + | |
| - | - **centos7** - 20 GB | + | |
| - | {{ : | + | Go to Virtual Resources -> Virtual Machines and click the green plus button. |
| - | Open the virtual machine which you created: | + | In the template search, type oracle |
| - | - Add //1521// to **TCP_PORT_FORWARDING 22**; | + | |
| - | - Expand the 5th function selection icon in the top menu bar on the right, and press **Release**; | + | |
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| - | {{ :cloud:oracle_3.png }} | + | {{ :cloud:oracle_1a.png}} |
| - | Launch the **Putty** app and add your private key. | ||
| - | More about **Putty** and private keys read ****[[en: | ||
| - | {{ : | + | In the VM name field enter your desired virtual machine name, and at the bottom of the window in the Custom Attributes field enter your desired Oracle database administrator password. |
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| + | Return to the top of the page, click the green Create button and wait about 10 minutes until the server completes the installation automatically. | ||
| - | Copy the login credentials from the server control panel // | ||
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| - | On the command line, write the commands in order. Sometimes you will need to press **"y "**. You must wait until the command you have previously typed has been executed before typing another command. | ||
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| - | sudo yum check-update | ||
| - | sudo yum update | ||
| - | sudo yum localinstall https:// | ||
| - | sudo yum localinstall https:// | ||
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| - | After the installation, | ||
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| **How to connect to the Oracle database** | **How to connect to the Oracle database** | ||
| - | Register and download [[https:// | + | Register and download [[https:// |
| - | At the top right with the right mouse button, click on **Oracle Connections** and select **New Connection**. In the window | + | Right-click, |
| - | - **Name** - session | + | - **Name** - session |
| - | - **Username** - the first time you log in, the SYSTEM user is active, others can be created | + | - **Username** - username. When connecting for the first time, use the SYSTEM user, later you can create others. |
| - | - **Password** - the one you set during installation. | + | - **Password** - the one you entered in the Custom Attributes field |
| - | - **Hostname** - the external IP address that has been assigned. {{ : | + | - **Hostname** - the external IP address that was assigned |
| - | - **Port** - port attributed | + | - **Port** - the port assigned |
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| - | **NOTE**: If no new users can be created, enter '' | + | **NOTE**: If you are unable to create |
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