Andreas' Adventures

Lately I ran into a strange problem. I switched on my Wireless Network on my laptop only to find out that every time it receives a hostname localdomain and an IP address of 192.168.2.174 . Of course I blamed Windows as this is often the problem. However I found out that the problem is the DHCP Server of the VMWare Server. This seems to assign DHCP leases not only for the networks towards the Virtual Machines but also to the host as well. The only remedy is to shutdown the Windows service of the VMWare DHCP Server when requesting a new IP address.

When running the runcluvfy.sh I received the following error: /tmp does not exist and is not writable The reason for this is the fact that during the setup of the user equivalence the ssh to the own host was not performed. This leads to the issue that the commands in the runcluvfy.sh are not issued on the localhost. This leads to the strange error, as the /tmp directory did of course exist.

During the installation of an Oracle Application Server I mistyped the instancename. I was not so keen on re-installing everything. So I tried to change the name of the instance. Mind you - I'm talking about the name that is displayed when issuing an opmnctl status The solution is pretty easy: Edit the ias.properties and the opmn.xml . Change the instancename there and restart the opmn.