Detailed tutorial on installing Oracle 11g based on RHEL 6.5 (1) & creating a virtual machine with mdash;—

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Environmental Description:

In this experiment, Oracle 11g R2 64bit was successfully installed on RHEL 6.5 64bit system, and the experimental platform was based on VMware vSphere.

Media download:

VMware ESXi 5.5.0（1331820）

Download link: yunpan.cn/QiBnp2xxpFjaD Access password 2ec0

Redhat Enterprise Linux 6.5 x86_64

Download link: yunpan.cn/QiBXcFF5SXvBj Access password 467f

Oracle 11g R2 x86_64

Download link: yunpan.cn/QiBXvBaUtyAbs Access password 9e00

http://yunpan.cn/QiBXEK3RIJcTR Access Password aaa6

pdksh-5.2.14-37.el5_8.1.x86_64

Download link: yunpan.cn/QiBXF3BkBJRjh Access password 849b

1 Creating a Virtual Machine

1) Connect to VMware ESXi host (192.168.0.10) via vSphere Client, as shown below, right-click on host and select New VM (or Ctrl+N).

2) As shown in the figure below, select the custom option and click Next.

3) As shown in the figure below, enter the name (Oracle) to be defined for the virtual machine in the Name column, and click Next.

4) As shown in the figure below, select the target storage (datastore2) where the virtual machine files are stored, select according to your own environment, and click Next.

5) As shown in the figure below, the default selection, click Next.

6) Select the guest operating system (Linux), version (Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 (64-bit)) as shown in the figure below and click Next.

7) As shown in the figure below, select the number of virtual slots (1) and the number of cores per virtual slot (2), which can be customized according to your own environment. Click Next.

8) As shown in the figure below, modify the memory (4G), which can be customized according to your own environment, click Next.

9) As shown in the figure below, the default selection, click Next.

10) As shown in the figure below, the default selection, click Next.

11) As shown in the figure below, the default selection, click Next.

12) As shown in the figure below, modify the disk capacity (20G), select Thin Provision, disk capacity can be customized according to your own environment, click Next.

13) As shown in the figure below, the default selection, click Next.

14) As shown in the figure below, the default selection, click Done.

The virtual machine was successfully created.