Oracle Application Server 10g: Administration I

Exam Number:	1Z0-311
Associated Certifications:	Oracle Application Server 10g Administrator OCA
Exam Price:	US$125
Exam Registration:	Register

Duration:

105 Minutes

Number of Questions:

Passing Score:

71%

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Oracle Application Server 10g: Administration I

Oracle Application Server 10g Administration I Self-Study CD Course (NETg Oracle)
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Additional Information & Resources

The exam is valid for Oracle Application Server 10g Rel. 9.0.4 and 10.12
Practice Exams

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Exam Topics

Oracle Application Server Key Components and Features
[ ]	Describe the solution areas addressed by Oracle Application Server
[ ]	Describe the key components of Oracle Application Server

Analyzing Oracle Application Server Architecture
[ ]	Explain the different installation options for Oracle Application Server
[ ]	Explain the installation dependencies of Oracle Application Server components

Installing OracleAS Infrastructure
[ ]	Define the installation requirements for OracleAS Infrastructure
[ ]	Describe OracleAS Infrastructure installation types
[ ]	Install OracleAS Infrastructure
[ ]	Start and stop OracleAS Infrastructure

Installing OracleAS Middle Tier
[ ]	Describe the Oracle Application Server 10g Middle Tier installation types and their requirements
[ ]	Perform preinstallation tasks
[ ]	Install the middle tier with Portal and Wireless installation type
[ ]	Verify completion of the installation
[ ]	Access the installed OracleAS middle-tier components

Using Oracle Application Server Management Tools
[ ]	Start and stop Application Server Control
[ ]	Access OracleAS Component pages of the Application Server Control
[ ]	Start and stop an OracleAS instance or a component using Application Server Control and Oracle Process Monitoring and Notification interface (opmnctl)
[ ]	Use dcmctl utility to obtain configuration information

Managing the Oracle Internet Directory
[ ]	Explain Directory and LDAP concepts
[ ]	Describe Oracle Internet Directory (OID)
[ ]	Explain Oracle Internet Directory architecture
[ ]	Start and stop Oracle Internet Directory processes
[ ]	Identify various OID command-line tools
[ ]	Connect to and disconnect from the Directory by using Oracle Directory Manager

Managing and Configuring Oracle HTTP Server
[ ]	Explain the Oracle HTTP Server processing model
[ ]	Describe the Oracle HTTP Server modules
[ ]	Specify the server and file locations for Oracle HTTP Server (OHS)
[ ]	Control the number of processes and connections, manage network connection for OHS
[ ]	Configure and use OHS log files

Configuring Directives and Virtual Hosts
[ ]	Describe the configuration directories and their scope
[ ]	Describe the process of merging containers and contents
[ ]	Configure directories and enable directory indexes
[ ]	Describe the process of setting up virtual hosts
[ ]	Use configuration directives such as Option, Alias, and Script Alias

Managing and Configuring OracleAS Web Cache
[ ]	Start, stop, and restart OracleAS Web Cache
[ ]	Change passwords for administrative users and listener ports
[ ]	Specify site-to-server mappings
[ ]	Create and configure caching rules
[ ]	Set up basic invalidation mechanism
[ ]	Set up expiration rules
[ ]	Configure access and event logs
[ ]	Obtain basic performance statistics

Managing and Configuring OC4J
[ ]	Create OC4J instances
[ ]	Start and stop OC4J instances
[ ]	Enable or disable application startup
[ ]	Configure OC4J Instance Properties
[ ]	Configure web site and JSP properties
[ ]	Edit OC4J configuration files

Managing the OracleAS Portal
[ ]	Describe OracleAS Portal Administrative Services
[ ]	Describe tolls to monitor the OracleAS Portal instance
[ ]	Manage OracleAS Portal users, groups and schemas
[ ]	Administer the portlet repository
[ ]	Perform export and import of portal content

Configuring OracleAS Portal
[ ]	Describe OracleAS Portal configuration tasks
[ ]	Configure the Self-Registration feature to enable users to create their own portal accounts
[ ]	Configure OracleAS Portal for WebDAV
[ ]	List the configuration modes of the Oracle Portal Configuration Assistance (OPCA)
[ ]	Configure Language support
[ ]	Configure the OracleAS Portal instance dependencies by using the Portal Dependency Setting file

Deploying J2EE Applications
[ ]	Deploy Web applications to Oracle Application Server
[ ]	Configure data sources to be used with OC4J
[ ]	Provide necessary mappings for an Oracle database
[ ]	Deploy J2EE applications
[ ]	Deploy and register web providers

Configuring Oracle Application Server Components in OID
[ ]	Describe identity management
[ ]	Explain the default Identity Realm
[ ]	Describe the OracleAS Administration Model
[ ]	Explain application-specific access control
[ ]	Manage users and groups
[ ]	Describe relationship between OracleAS Portal and Oracle Internet Directory
[ ]	Identify OracleAS Portal entries in the directory
[ ]	Configure OID settings in OracleAS Portal

Managing Access using Delegated Administration Service
[ ]	Explain the DAS Architecture
[ ]	Describe how DAS works
[ ]	Start and stop DAS
[ ]	Access DAS home page
[ ]	Use OID Self Service Console
[ ]	Manage user entries using DAS
[ ]	Manage group entries using DAS
[ ]	Create Identity Management Realm
[ ]	Access DAS from OracleAS Portal

Administering the OracleAS Single Sign-On Server
[ ]	Describe OracleAS Single Sign-On server components
[ ]	Explain OracleAS Sign-On server authentication flow
[ ]	Manage and configure OracleAS Single Sign-On server
[ ]	Administer partner and external applications
[ ]	Monitor OracleAS Single Sign-On Server
[ ]	Access OracleAS Single Sign-On server from OracleAS Portal

Securing OracleAS Components using SSL
[ ]	Explain Oracle wallet manager functionality
[ ]	Manage wallets
[ ]	Upload and download wallets
[ ]	Manage user certificates
[ ]	Manage trusted certificates
[ ]	Enable Oracle HTTP Server, SSO, Web Cache, and Portal to Use SSL

Managing and Configuring OracleAS Certificate Authority
[ ]	Explain Public Key Infrastructure
[ ]	Describe Oracle Public Key Infrastructure Management Tools
[ ]	Describe OracleAS Certificate Authority
[ ]	Explain OracleAS Certificate Authority Architecture
[ ]	Access OCA Administration Pages
[ ]	Access OCA User Pages

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