Oracle A54857-03 - Manual (Page 33)

Installation Procedure 3-7
• ODBC Cartridge
• Oracle JDBC Drivers (Beta)
• Remote Oracle RDBMS Connection (SQL*Net V 2.3)
• VRML Cartridge
Note: If you use Oracle8, you must install SQL*Net regardless of whether your
Oracle8 installation is local or remote.
7. Site Installation
Enter the following information about the installation site.
Site Name - Defaults to “WEBSITE30”. Oracle Web Application
Server allows you to have multiple server sites running in a single
installation environment. Servers are differentiated by site names,
so you must enter the current Web server site name.
Host Name - Defaults to the local machine name as defined in the
Registry. If this is a multi-node remote installation, you need to
supply the name of the primary node for this remote installation.
Host List - If this is a multi-node primary installation, you need to
supply the list of the remote nodes that will be used in this
configuration. Enter the fully qualified hostnames of all remote
nodes in this site. For example, lindros.us.oracle.com. Hostnames
should be separated by a comma and a space.
UDP Service Port - Defaults to 2649. The UDP service port is used
by the Object Request Broker (ORB) and Web Request Broker (WRB)
processes. If the default is already being used by another process,
provide a different number. You may choose a number between
1024 and 65535. For a remote multi-node, you need to supply the
UDP Service Port of the primary host.
Shared Key (in Hex) - If you use a multi-node configuration, the
shared key feature allows you to encrypt messages between the
primary node and remote nodes for security purposes. This ensures
that only users with proper authority can see the contents of the
messages. To encrypt these messages, you use a shared key that is
known among the different nodes of the Web Application Server
distributed installation. The shared key is used to drive encryption
of all messages sent or received by an ORB program.
Note: If you are installing a multi-node, you should enter the same key value for
each node here.