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For a successful set-up of a Multi-Data Center with data replication, the configuration spans two data centers with two nodes per data center. The nodes are configured in Active-Active Mode. MDC Admin REST APIs are used for diagnostics and configuration of Master and Clone data centers. Install the Java Development Kit (JDK) 17/21 on Data Center 1 Node 1 and set the appropriate environment variables. Install WebLogic Server 14c (14.1.2.1.0) on Data Center 1, Node 1. This process creates the Middleware Home (). Install the Oracle Identity and Access Management 14c (14.1.2.1.0) software on Data Center 1, Node 1. Oracle Identity and Access Management contains the Oracle Access Management suite which includes Oracle Access Manager. Run the Repository Creation Utility (RCU) 14c (14.1.2.1.0) on Data Center 1, Node 1. It creates and loads the appropriate database schemas for Oracle Identity and Access Management products. And you can run it from $MW_HOME/oracle_common/bin. Configure Oracle Access Management on Data Center 1, Node 1 using the Oracle Fusion Middleware Configuration Wizard script, $MW_HOME/oracle_common/common/bin/config.sh script (on Linux or UNIX), or $MW_HOME\oracle_common\common\bin\config.cmd (on Windows). Minimally, you will be configuring: a new WebLogic domain an Oracle Access Management Administration Server an Oracle Access Management Managed Server Oracle Access Manager Modify the following WebLogic scripts on Data Center 1, Node 1: On Linux or UNIX: Open startWeblogic.sh and startManagedWeblogic.sh using vi and enter the appropriate value for WLS_USER. Enter the password, if prompted, while starting the servers; do not hard code it. Save startWeblogic.sh and startManagedWeblogic.sh. On Windows: Open startWeblogic.cmd and startManagedWeblogic.cmd using notepad and enter the appropriate value for WLS_USER. Enter the password, if prompted, while starting the servers; do not hard code it. Save startWeblogic.cmd and startManagedWeblogic.cmd Start the Administration and Managed Servers. Repeat Step 1 through Step 7 to prepare other data centers until you have added all the required nodes of your Master and Clone data centers (Data Center 1, Node 2; Data Center 2, Node 1; Data Center 2, Node 2) to the MDC setup. Run pack and unpack scripts within the same data center to create a Managed Server JAR and

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Custom alerts and data visualization let you quickly identify and prevent data center downtime, and optimize energy costs. Monitoring power in data centers: FAQ What is data center monitoring?Data center monitoring can be broken down into three categories: Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM): Simply put, DCIM refers to the management of a data center’s infrastructure. It includes the planning, management, and monitoring of all the IT systems and components installed in the data center. While PRTG isn’t a full DCIM software solution, it does provide DCIM-like capabilities. Environmental monitoring: Here, the temperature, humidity, and air-flow of the server room or individual server racks are monitored continuously. Special hardware and software measure the devices that cool the server room, including AC units, fans, and server cooling systems. Data center power monitoring: The first step in data center power monitoring involves the establishment and management of redundant and uninterruptible power supplies. A power monitoring system or tool then monitors these supplies in the data center. Why is data center power monitoring important?Even the slightest fluctuation in a power supply can cause damage to an IT system. Power failures and outages may be caused by many different things – some of which are not always avoidable. Power overloads (e.g., caused by lightning), vandalism, or cables gnawed by pets are all examples of issues that can’t be avoided. By monitoring power fluctuations and anomalies, you put the gift of immediate action into your team’s hands, shorten resolution times, and reduce the chances of equipment damage. How does PRTG monitor power usage?PRTG uses various sensors that use protocols such as SNMP, Modbus, or Redfish to monitor key metrics like UPS input/output voltage, battery status, remaining runtime, and system load. The data is processed in real time, and visualized through dashboards or reports. What happens during a power failure?PRTG provides real-time alerts in the event of power failures, high energy consumption, or voltage fluctuations, giving administrators the ability to respond quickly. It also allows custom notification settings for specific power thresholds.​ What is a sensor in PRTG?In PRTG, “sensors” are the basic monitoring elements. One sensor