Solved: what are the basic instaletion steps in LINUX?

Former Member · ‎07-19-2007

hi,

please any one send me basic installation steps in Linux.if you don't mind how it will be installed by step by step explanation.send to my e.mail id mukku.balaramreddy4@gmail.com.

regards,

balaram reddy.

Former Member · ‎07-19-2007

Hi,

you'll find a very good step by step installation guides here:

http://service.sap.com/instguides

Also, have a look at OSS note 171356.

If you tell us the platform you'll about to install on, you probably will get some more specific tips (prerequisites, oss notes etc.) for you installation.

Best regards,

Elmar.

Former Member · ‎07-19-2007

In SAP every installation is different ... for SuSE10/Oracle (SAP ERP2005/ABAP only) on IA64 it could look like that:

1. Login as root

2. Check for oracle settings in environment variables

a. Open Terminal

b. # echo $ORACLE_HOME (should be empty)

c. # echo $ORACLE_BASE (should be empty)

d. # echo $ORACLE_SID (should be empty)

3. Install JAVA

a. Start YaST

b. Software/Installation Source

i. Add/FTP

ii. Server Name: ftp.man.poznan.pl (mirror list here http://en.opensuse.org/Mirrors_Development_Build)

iii. Directory on Server: /pub/linux/opensuse/opensuse/distribution/SL-OSS-stable/inst-source-java

iv. Finish

c. Software/Software Management

i. Search: “sun”

ii. Mark: java-1_5_0-sun, java-1_5_0-sun-src (Accept)

iii. Continue

d. Terminal

i. # java –version (sth like “1.5.0_03”)

4. Install saplocales

a. service.sap.com/notes (171356)

b. download to tmp: saplocales_sles10_ia64_version-1.zip

c. cd /tmp

d. unzip saplocales_sles10_ia64_version-1.zip

e. (import packages)

i. rpm –ivh saplocales-2.4-1.ia64.rpm

ii. rpm –ivh saplocales-32bit-2.4-1.i386.rpm

5. Copy DVDs to disk

a. Create folder inst in /oracle

b. Copy DVDs

i. SAP NetWeaver 2004s SR2 Kernel 7.00 do /sap_kernel

ii. mySAP Business Suite 2005 Instalation Master do /mySAP_master

iii. Oracle 10.2 64-BIT RDBMS do /oracle_rdbms

iv. Oracle 10.2 RDBMS Patch 10.2.0.2 do /oracle_patch

v. SAP ERP 2005 SR2 Export 1 do /erp_export1

vi. SAP ERP 2005 SR2 Export 2 do /erp_export2

vii. Oracle 10.2 64-BIT Client do /oracle_client

6. Set static IP address on server

a. Start YaST

b. Network Devices/Network Card

c. Setup Method -> User Controlled with NetworkManager

d. Set IP address and NameServer and Default Gateway

e. Accept NetworkManager Package installation (you’ll need SUSE Installation DVD)

f. Check internet connection (open webpage)

7. Running sapinst (1 time)

a. Open terminal (as root)

b. # cd /oracle/inst/mySAP_master/IM_LINUX_IA64

c. # ./sapinst

8. Install setup

a. Select the service you want to install

i. SAP ERP 2005 SP2 -> SAP Systems -> Oracle -> Central System -> Central System Installation (Next)

b. Parameter Mode

i. Typical (Next)

c. ERP Software Units

i. ECC

ii. AS ABAP

iii. AS JAVA (uncheck this!)

d. SAP System Parameters

i. SID: PRD

ii. Mount Directory: /sapmnt

iii. Unicode System: marked

e. Master Password

i. REMEMBER THIS!

f. Database Parameters

i. DBSID: PRD

ii. Database Host: read from OS

g. Software Packages

i. Installation Export 1 ECC60SR2 -> /oracle/inst/erp_export1

ii. Installation Export 2 ECC60SR2 -> /oracle/inst/erp_export2

iii. Oracle RDBMS -> /oracle/inst/oracle_rdbms

iv. UC Kernel NW2004sSR2 -> /oracle/inst/sap_kernel

v. Oracle Client -> /oracle/inst/oracle_client

h. Parameter Summary

i. Check and [Start]

9. Solution Manager Key

a. Login to SAP SM

b. Transaction: SMSY

c. System Landscape / Other Object …

d. System / [Create]

e. System: PRD, Product: SAP ERP, Product Version: SAP ERP 2005 ([Create and Edit Object])

f. System / Other object

g. System: PRD [Generate Instalation/Upgrade Key]

h. SID: PRD, System Number: 00, Message Server: (hostname) [Generate Key]

i. Enter generated key to sapinst [Continue]

10. Installation (28 phases)

a. Stops at 8 step -> Database installation [Cancel] + [Stop]

b. Rename: mv /oracle/stage/<102_64>/database/SAP /oracle/stage/<102_64>/database/SAP_ORIG

c. service.sap.com/notes + 819830

d. download file attached to note RDBMS_SAP_64.ZIP to /tmp

e. extract the ZIP file:

i. # cd /oracle/stage/102_64/database

ii. # unzip /tmp/RDBMS_sAP_64.ZIP

f. Run Oracle installer

i. Login as oraprd (or whatever oracle user you created)

ii. # find / -name oraparam.ini (nota 980426)

iii. Change file oraparam.ini (in /oracle/stage/102_64/database/install/ and rest)

1. Change line below [Certified Versions] to look like this

2. Linux=SuSE-10,redhat-3,SuSE9…

iv. Install GCC

1. Software / Software Management

2. Search: gcc

3. Mark all (bez java)

v. cd /oracle/stage/102_64/database/SAP

vi. ./RUNINSTALLER

vii. Specify Inventory directory and credentials -> default

viii. Product Components -> default

ix. Product-Specific Prerequisite Check

1. mark all automatically unverified as User Verified (Next)

x. Summary

1. Check and [Install]

xi. Run scripts

1. Open terminal

2. su root (password)

3. # cd /oracle/oraInventory

4. # ./orainstRoot.sh

5. # cd /oracle/PRD/102_64

6. # ./root.sh

g. Oracle Patch Set installation

i. Download current patchset (note: 871735) I had it on DVD and have in /oracle/inst/oracle_patch now so no download necessary 

ii. Open README.html file form /oracle/inst/oracle_patch/LINUX_IA64/

iii. From terminal

1. su root

2. # cd /oracle/inst/oracle_patch/LINUX_IA64

3. # unzip p4547817_10202_Linux-IA64.zip

4. # cd Disk1/install

5. # gedit oraparam.ini (te same zmiany)

6. # su oraprd

7. cd /oracle/inst/oracle_patch/LINUX_IA64/Disk1

8. ./runInstaller

iv. Check “Installed Products” (should see your database) [Next]

v. Specify Home Details

1. Default

vi. Summary

1. [Install]

vii. Su root

1. # cd /oracle/PRD/102_64

2. # ./root.sh

h. Oracle Interim Patches installation

i. Download mopatch (service.sap.com/notes + 1027012)

ii. $ unzip –d $ORACLE_HOME /tmp/mopatch.zip

iii. Service.sap.com/swcenter-3pmain

1. Oracle -> Oracle 64-Bit -> Oracle 10.2.0 64-Bit -> Oracle 10.2.0.2 -> Linux_IA_64

2. download to /tmp/mopatches ALL file beginning with mask pxxxxxx_10202_Linux-IA64.zip

iv. Run mopatch in dry mode

1. $ cd /tmp/mopatches

2. $ /bin/sh $ORACLE_HOME/MOPatch/mopatch.sh –v –d

v. If no errors run mopatch

1. $ /bin/sh $ORACLE_HOME/MOPatch/mopatch.sh –v

i. Rerun SAP installation (login as root)

i. Open terminal (as root)

ii. # cd /oracle/inst/mySAP_master/IM_LINUX_IA64

iii. # ./sapinst

iv. Select the service you want to continue installing

1. SAP ERP 2005 SP2 -> SAP Systems -> Oracle -> Central System -> Central System Installation (Next)

v. What do you want to do

1. Continue old installation

vi. If dialog box will appear asking for Oracle Installation

1. OK

j. Finish!

11. Restart server

a. Start oracle listener

i. lsnrctl start

b. Start SAP instance

i. Startsap

12. Login via SAPGUI

This scenario worked for me Will it for you? I doubt, because every installation is different and you should just be patient and do not give up!!

Regs,

Filip Stankowski

http://www.icg.pl/sap

andreas_herzog · ‎07-19-2007

-> what exactly do you plan to install?

<u>rough steps:</u>

-> set up your box (see installation guide and sapnotes)

-> get/download dvd set from sap

-> install central instance (using sapinst)

-> install database instance (using sapinst)

-> during database instance installation sapinst will halt for oracle software installation

(->if you're running db2 you will have to install the database software before starting instance installation)

(-> if you're on maxdb the database software will be installed automatically during instance installation)

-> resume database instance installation until sapinst finishes successfully

-> apply post installation steps

GreetZ, AH

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