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Single Node and Multi Node Installation Part 2
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The wizard prompts you for the location of the translated software later in the installation. You must have the Oracle Applications Release 11i NLS software available at that time.
You may need to perform additional tasks to finish the language installation. You can register additional languages any time after the initial installation or upgrade.
Click Next to continue.
Step 13. Select internationalization (NLS) settings
The Select Internationalization Settings screen derives information from the languages you entered on the Select Additional Languages screen. You use it to further define NLS configuration parameters. The NLS language and territory settings are stored as profile options in the database. They are configured at the site level when you run Rapid Install. The base language is used for the default language setting and the default territory is used for the territory profile option. Users inherit these values the first time they log on to Oracle Applications using the E-Business Suite Homepage.
The Base Language defaults to American English. If you chose to install additional languages on the Select Additional Languages screen, they appear in the drop-down list as options. In this example, the choices are American English and Canadian French.
Select a base language or accept American English as the default. The "Database character set" and the "APPL_TOP character set" drop-down menus initially show US7ASCII as the default character set. Other compatible character sets are listed as well.
Step 14. Enter node-specific information
You have already specified the top-level directory and the mount points for the RDBMS. Now, you must specify top-level directory and subdirectories associated with the application tier servers. The administration server contains the files and processes used to perform patching and other maintenance tasks.
In a single-node installation, these servers are on the same node, so you can enter all the parameters on the Admin Server/Concurrent Mgr/Forms Server/Web Server screen.
The default sample directories use the syntax of the operating system where you started Rapid Install. In addition, some of the fields are operating system-specific. The MKS directory and MSDEV directory are specific to Windows. Enter the location of the MKS tools, and the location of the Visual C/C++ executables and .DLLs, respectively. If this is a Unix or Linux system, complete the information for Apps OS User (the owner of the application tier file system and technology stack) and Apps OS Group (the group that the Apps OS User belongs to). Accept the defaults or enter new values. The Base Install directory is the top-level directory that Rapid Install will use to derive the mount points for the application tier servers on this node. You can accept the defaults or enter new values. Click Browse to navigate to a new path. Double-click the directory to select it.
Step 15. Review global settings
Rapid Install uses the values specified on the Global Settings screen to identify a qualified domain name and to derive port settings that your system will use to connect services and listeners.
Enter a valid value for the Domain Name. This value, when combined with a host name, must produce a fully qualified domain name. For example, for
For example, if you select an increment of 3 from the Port Pool list, the values in the Derived Port Settings will reflect this choice. Use the scroll bar or click Advanced Edit to see the Port Values screen.

Because you selected an increment of 3, the default values are increased by that value. The Database Port (1521) has become 1524, the RPC Port (1626) has become 1629, and so on.
Click OK save your changes and return to the Global Settings screen. Click Cancel to return to the Global Settings screen without making changes. Then, click Next to continue.
Oracle Apps 11i
- ERP Overview
- Oracle Apps 11i: Overview of popular ERP Products
- Oracle Apps 11i: Advantages of Oracle E-Business Suite
- Oracle Apps 11i : Getting started with Oracle Applications
- Oracle Apps 11i: Internationalization Support and Multiple Reporting Currencies
- Oracle Apps 11i : File System
- Oracle Apps 11i Installation - System Requirements
- Oracle Apps 11i - Using Rapid install and the Steps Before Apps Installation
- Single Node and Multi Node Installation Part 1
- Single Node and Multi Node Installation Part 2
- Oracle Apps Application Framework
- Oracle Apps Table Registration API
- Oracle Apps Concurrent Processing
- Oracle Apps Concurrent Library Window
- Oracle Apps Message Dictionary
- Oracle Apps Flex fields
- Oracle Apps Implementing Key Flex field and Descriptive Flex field
- Oracle Apps Template Form
- Special Triggers in the Template Form in Oracle Apps 11i
- Creating New Forms in Oracle Apps 11i
- Creation of Master Detail Block in Oracle Apps 11i
- Registering New Forms in Oracle Apps 11i
- Oracle Apps 11i: Setting up Chart Of Accounts (COA)
- Oracle Apps Sys Admin - Users and Responsibilities
- Oracle Apps 11i : Creating Journals through Oracle GL
- Oracle Apps 11i : Suppliers
- Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management - Asset Book Positioning
- Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management - Asset Books Regions
- Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management - Manual and Quick Additions
- Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management - Mass Additions
- Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management - Asset Adjustments
- Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management - Mass Transfers
- Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management - Depreciation
- Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management - Retirements
- Oracle Apps 11i : Asset Management - Journal Entries
- Oracle Reports 6i












