How To Bind The Oracle Business Intelligence 12 Components To A Specific Listen Address (Doc ID 2193508.1)

Last updated on OCTOBER 13, 2021

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Purpose

  

OBIEE 12c, by default, binds to all available interfaces (IPv4 and IPv6).

This document describes how to configure your OBIEE 12c environment to bind to a specific listen address [hostname or IP].

The typical or common use case scenarios are:

• Multiple installations on a single server [engineered or commodity] where IP:port conflicts are occurring and the OBIEE system components (obis, obips, obijh, obisch, obiccs) are not starting.
  
  
• VLAN tagging in use.
  
  
• You may have multiple network interface cards (NICs) of various capacity (1GB, 10GB, 40GB, etc.) on your server dedicated to a specific purpose.
  (i.e. - Administrators access the machine via one IP address, applications are bound to a specific IP address, database access has a specific IP address.). You may also have a specific IP address for external network-attached storage. These may be physical or virtual network interfaces.
  
  
• You have changed your host IP address
  
  
  
• You have cloned (clone|cloning) the installation to a new host
  
• You need to configure a virtual IP address
  
• You need to configure a virtual hostname

Scope

This document is intended for OBIEE Administrators, System Administrators or anyone responsible for installing and configuring OBIEE 12c.

This document is intended to guide you to re-configure an existing installation that was performed on a machine with multiple network cards, multiple IP addresses configured, virtual IP addresses. This document is not an "end-to-end" transformation guide.  This document may supplement the official documentation.

This document covers:

• The Node Manager listen address
• The Weblogic Administration Server listen address
• The Weblogic Managed Server listen address
• The OBIEE System Components (obis, obips, obijh, obisch, obiccs)

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