Creating the First Oracle Internet Directory Instancez:

When you install Oracle Internet Directory on a host computer, Oracle IDENTITY MANAGEMENT 11g Installer creates an Oracle Fusion Middleware system component of Type=OID in a NEW or existing Oracle instance (ASINST). The Oracle Internet Directory component contains an OIDMON process and an Oracle Internet Directory instance (inst=1). The Oracle Internet Directory instance consists of a dispatcher process and one or more OIDLDAPD processes. The component name for the first Oracle Internet Directory component is usually oid1 and the Oracle instance name is chosen during the installation, usually asinst_1.

Oracle Identity Management 11g Installer creates the following instance-specific configuration entry for this component during installation:

cn=oid1,cn=oidldapd,cn=sub config subentry

In addition, Oracle Identity Management 11g Installer creates some file system directories under the Oracle instance directory. Some of the pathnames it creates are are specific to the component name.

For example, the pathnames under your Oracle instance on UNIX or Linux include:

ORACLE_INSTANCE/config/OID/oid1

ORACLE_INSTANCE/diagnostics/logs/OID/oid1

If you selected Create New Domain or Extend Existing Domain during installation, the Oracle Internet Directory component is registered with a WebLogic domain. If you selected Configure Without a Domain during installation, the Oracle Internet Directory component is not registered with a domain. You can register it later from the command line. Registering with a domain in this case is optional.

Creating the First Oracle Internet Directory Instancez:

When you install Oracle Internet Directory on a host computer, Oracle Identity Management 11g Installer creates an Oracle Fusion Middleware system component of Type=OID in a new or existing Oracle instance (ASINST). The Oracle Internet Directory component contains an OIDMON process and an Oracle Internet Directory instance (inst=1). The Oracle Internet Directory instance consists of a dispatcher process and one or more OIDLDAPD processes. The component name for the first Oracle Internet Directory component is usually oid1 and the Oracle instance name is chosen during the installation, usually asinst_1.

Oracle Identity Management 11g Installer creates the following instance-specific configuration entry for this component during installation:

cn=oid1,cn=oidldapd,cn=sub config subentry

In addition, Oracle Identity Management 11g Installer creates some file system directories under the Oracle instance directory. Some of the pathnames it creates are are specific to the component name.

For example, the pathnames under your Oracle instance on UNIX or Linux include:

ORACLE_INSTANCE/config/OID/oid1

ORACLE_INSTANCE/diagnostics/logs/OID/oid1

If you selected Create New Domain or Extend Existing Domain during installation, the Oracle Internet Directory component is registered with a WebLogic domain. If you selected Configure Without a Domain during installation, the Oracle Internet Directory component is not registered with a domain. You can register it later from the command line. Registering with a domain in this case is optional.