UxOra - Unix and Oracle tech notes
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Michel V.
Xpenology on Docker
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- Written by Michel VONGVILAY
- Category: Virtualization
This article will show how to get Synology DSM working on Docker.
At the time of writing, it seems there is no issue so far with dsm "6.2.3-25426".
Requirements (at the time of the writing):
- Xpenology Jun's Loader 1.03b for ds3615xs (which can be found in this forum)
- DSM 6.2.3 (25426) file named "DSM_DS3615xs_25426.pat" (here)
Source: https://github.com/uxora-com/xpenology-docker
Update Xpenology DSM on Proxmox
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- Written by Michel VONGVILAY
- Category: Virtualization
This article will show how to update Synology DSM on a Proxmox (KVM) Virtual Machine using a Xpenology bootloader.
At the time of writing, it seems there is no issue so far to update up to dsm "6.2.3-25426".
Requirements (at the time of the writing):
- Proxmox VE 6.2-12 (or later) installed
- Xpenology dsm 6.1 already installed and running (see how to install)
- Xpenology Jun's Loader 1.03b for ds3615xs ( which can be found in this forum)
- DSM 6.2.3 (25426) file named "DSM_DS3615xs_25426.pat" (here)
(warning: images-intensive article)
(note0: Update seems to be working up to DSM 6.2.3-25426 for ds3615xs)
(note1: Do not update to DSM 6.2.4 which seems not working with Jun's loader 1.03b)
Install Xpenology DSM 6.2.x on Proxmox
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- Written by Michel VONGVILAY
- Category: Virtualization
This article will show step by step how to install Synology DSM 6.2.3 on a Proxmox (KVM) Virtual Machine using a Xpenology DSM bootloader.
Requirements (at the time of the writing):
- Proxmox VE 6.2-12 (or later) installed
- Xpenology Jun's Loader 1.03b for ds3615xs ( which can be found in this forum)
- DSM 6.2.3 (25426) file named "DSM_DS3615xs_25426.pat" (here)
(warning: images-intensive article)
RMAN 12c Incrementally Updated Backup
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- Written by Michel VONGVILAY
- Category: DBA
This article will show how to do a RMAN Incrementally Updated Backup on a 12cR2 database.
This is a backup method which datafiles images copy backup are regularly rolled forward (updated) using RMAN incremental backup.
Having a up to date image copy backups can drastically reduce recovery time in comparison to conventional RMAN backupsets.
Install Xpenology DSM 6.1.x on Proxmox
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- Written by Michel VONGVILAY
- Category: Virtualization
This article will show step by step how to install Synology DSM 6.1.5 on a Proxmox (KVM) Virtual Machine using a Xpenology DSM bootloader.
Requirements (at the time of the writing):
- Proxmox 5.x installed
- Xpenology Jun's Loader 1.02b for ds3615 (get "DS3615xs 6.1 Jun's Mod V1.02b.img" here)
- DSM 6.1.5 PAT file (here)
(warning: images-intensive article)
(update0: a newer article for dsm 6.2.x is available here)
(update1: an article about dsm 6.1.x update is available here)
Create a Dataguard physical standby database in 12c
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- Written by Michel VONGVILAY
- Category: DBA
This article will show how to Create and Setup a dataguard physical standby with Oracle database 12cR2.
Silent install of Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13c
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- Written by Michel VONGVILAY
- Category: DBA
This article will show how to install Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13c in silent mode (no GUI, command line only).
OEM Cloud Control is a centralised management software for administrating and monitoring all oracle's products, especially oracle database.
It is quite powerful and it becomes very handy when you manage many databases, and its base features are free of charge to use.
Silent upgrade of Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c to 13c
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- Written by Michel VONGVILAY
- Category: DBA
This article will show how to upgrade Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c to 13c in silent mode (no GUI, command line only).
OEM Cloud Control is a centralised management software for administrating and monitoring all oracle's products, especially oracle database.
It is quite powerful and it becomes very handy when you manage many databases, and its base features are free of charge to use.