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Identifying and Verifying a Domain in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI): Requirements and Implementation Steps

  Identifying and Verifying a Domain in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI): Requirements and Implementation Steps In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), identifying and verifying a domain is essential for using various services such as DNS management, custom domain setup for applications, email services, and security features like SSL certificates. Verifying domain ownership ensures that you have legitimate control over the domain and helps with secure communication between your domain and OCI services. Below is a comprehensive guide covering the requirements and detailed implementation steps. Why You Need to Identify and Verify a Domain in OCI Custom Application Setup : You may need to map a custom domain (e.g., yourdomain.com ) to an OCI service like an Oracle Load Balancer, Web Application Firewall (WAF), or Object Storage static website hosting. Email Services : If you plan to use Oracle Cloud Email Delivery, domain ownership verification is required to send emails using a custom dom
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How to setup Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG) in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)

 To create a Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG) in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), follow these steps: 1. Access the OCI Console: Log in to your OCI account. Navigate to the Networking section from the main menu. 2. Create a DRG: Go to DRG: In the Networking section, click on Dynamic Routing Gateways . Create New DRG: Click Create Dynamic Routing Gateway . Enter a name for the DRG (e.g., "DRG for VCN1"). Optionally, provide a description for easier identification. Select the compartment where you want to create the DRG. Click Create DRG . 3. Attach DRG to a Virtual Cloud Network (VCN): After the DRG is created, attach it to a VCN. In the VCN section, choose the VCN to which you want to attach the DRG. Under the Resources tab, click Dynamic Routing Gateways . Select Attach DRG and choose the DRG you just created. Click Attach . 4. Configure Route Tables: Go to the Route Tables in the VCN. Add a route rule for the DRG. This ensures traffic is routed through the DRG for ex
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Oracle 23c AI RMAN New Features....

 Oracle 23c AI (also known as Oracle Database 23c: The Long-Term Release ) introduces several cutting-edge features, enhancements, and optimizations to RMAN (Recovery Manager), ensuring even more robust backup and recovery capabilities. RMAN remains an essential tool for Oracle DBAs, and with 23c, it becomes even more powerful, particularly with AI-assisted capabilities. Below are 10 new features in RMAN in Oracle 23c : 1. AI-Assisted Backup and Recovery Optimization Feature Overview : Oracle 23c introduces AI-driven algorithms that analyze system workload patterns, storage usage, and historical backup performance to optimize backup windows, schedules, and methods. The AI assistant learns from past recovery operations to suggest optimal backup strategies. Benefit : More efficient backups with minimal impact on production, and faster, more predictable recovery times based on learned behavior. 2. Automatic Block Repair with AI Feature Overview : This feature enhances RMAN’s block media r
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To configure Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Interconnect and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) FastConnect

    To configure Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Interconnect and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) FastConnect , you need to establish a reliable, high-bandwidth connection between GCP and OCI for private communication. This connection can be achieved via Partner Interconnect for GCP and FastConnect for OCI. Below is a detailed step-by-step guide to set up GCP Interconnect with OCI FastConnect: 1. Understanding the Terminology a. Google Cloud Interconnect Google Cloud Interconnect offers two types of connections: Dedicated Interconnect : Physical connections between your on-premise infrastructure and GCP. Partner Interconnect : A private connection provided by GCP’s network partners to connect your on-prem infrastructure or other clouds to GCP. For GCP-to-OCI, Partner Interconnect is typically used since both clouds are involved. b. OCI FastConnect Oracle FastConnect provides a dedicated, private connection between
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How to Integrate Oracle Digital Assistance in Oracle VBCS

  Integrating Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA) with Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service (VBCS) involves embedding the chatbot into a VBCS application. Here's a step-by-step guide: 1.  Create Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA) If you don’t have an Oracle Digital Assistant, create one using the ODA console. Train your chatbot with intents, entities, and skills. 2.  Enable Channel in Oracle Digital Assistant In ODA, go to  Settings  >  Channels . Create a new Web channel, where you will get the  Channel ID ,  URL , and  Secret Key . Make sure you configure it with the proper chatbot that you want to embed in your VBCS application. 3.  Embed ODA in VBCS Open your VBCS Application : In Oracle VBCS, go to the application where you want to integrate ODA. In the  Page Designer , open the page where you wish to include the chatbot. Add ODA as a Component : Add a new HTML component (or use a static HTML resource). In the HTML component, embed the following JavaScript to load your ODA <script
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How to encrypt plugged PDB inside a encrypted CDB

 Encrypting a plugged Pluggable Database (PDB) inside an encrypted Container Database (CDB) in Oracle involves using Transparent Data Encryption (TDE). The PDB you are plugging into an encrypted CDB will inherit the encryption settings of the CDB if done correctly. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to do this. Pre-requisites: Oracle Advanced Security : You need Oracle Advanced Security option (or the Oracle Database Vault option) to use Transparent Data Encryption (TDE). TDE Wallet Setup : Your CDB must already be encrypted, which means that TDE and the encryption wallet are configured at the CDB level. Steps to Encrypt a Plugged PDB Inside an Encrypted CDB: 1. Ensure the CDB is Encrypted : First, confirm that the CDB into which you are plugging the PDB is already encrypted and using TDE. Check Wallet Status : Connect to the CDB and run the following SQL query to check the TDE wallet status: SQL> SELECT * FROM v$encryption_wallet;   The wallet should show the status OPEN . Check
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To reset the Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for your admin account in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), follow these steps.

1. Access Oracle Cloud Console: Log in to the  OCI Console  with your admin credentials. 2. Navigate to Identity & Security: From the main OCI dashboard, go to the  “Identity & Security”  section. Under  Identity , select  “Users” . 3. Find Your Admin User: Search for your admin user account in the  Users  list. 4. Reset MFA: Once you’ve located the admin account, click on the  username  to open the user details. On the user’s details page, scroll down to the  “Multi-Factor Authentication”  section. There will be an option to  “Reset MFA”  or  “Remove Device” . Click  “Reset MFA”  to remove any previously configured MFA devices. 5. Reconfigure MFA: After resetting, you will need to reconfigure MFA when you log in again. OCI will prompt you to set up a new MFA device. 6. Follow the Instructions for Re-Enrollment: You will be asked to scan a new QR code using an authenticator app (like Google Authenticator or Authy) and provide a verification code to finalize the setup. Once comp
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