Till now, we have finished all the installations and started all the services.
To access the PIA we have to open firewall port 8000
Go to cloud console.
Click on create
Save the changes.
To access the PIA we will deactivate the default domain name.
To access the database create a new firewall rule to open port 1522.
View the tnsentry.ora file
Copy the tnsentry contents and paste it to your local machine
Open google cloud console, click on the instance and scroll down to add the above SSH key.
Click Open to connect.
To access the PIA we have to open firewall port 8000
Go to cloud console.
In the target tags mention peoplesoft. This tag we will use on the instance also.
Click on create
We can see that new firewall rule has been created.
Again open the instance
Again open the instance
Add peoplesoft to network tags.
Save the changes.
To access the PIA we will deactivate the default domain name.
Navigate to /home/psadm2/psft/8.55/webserv/peoplesoft/applications/peoplesoft/PORTAL.war/WEB-INF
Open file weblogic.xml
sudo vi weblogic.xml
Blank out the <cookie-domain> value
To modify the above file
sudo vi weblogic.xml
Press i
Apply the changes
Press Esc key
Type :wq and hit return key
Reboot the web server and access PIA
http://<ip address>:8000/psp/ps/?cmd=login
To access the database create a new firewall rule to open port 1522.
The steps will be same as we have done above to open http port 8000.
To establish connectivity from database and application designer, get the tnsentry from the vm instance.
Navigate to /home/psft/db
Navigate to /home/psft/db
View the tnsentry.ora file
Copy the tnsentry contents and paste it to your local machine
Usually it should be under F:\app\oracle\product\12.1.0\client_1\network\admin\tnsnames.ora
Modify the host to reflect the IP address of you instance.
Login to application designer. So, you should have already installed PeopleTools client to you local PC.
Remotely Accessing the VM Instance
If you want to remotely connect to your VM instance from Putty or winscp etc. then perform the following steps.
Create a public - private key pair using puttykegen
Click on the Generate button and move the cursor on the space above.
Once done, click on “Save Public key” and “Save private key” to save the keys.
Copy the public key contents as highlighted below.
Open google cloud console, click on the instance and scroll down to add the above SSH key.
Save the changes.
Now, open putty.
Save the changes.
Now, go to SSH under Connection
Enter the private key file which we have saved above.
Save the changes.
Click Open to connect.
Hi Deepak,
ReplyDeleteThanks for this elaborate blog. I am able to follow all the steps and start PIA on Google Cloud. But the problem is that once I'll stop the VM and restart, it stopped working.
After that I have to restart Webserver, but I am not able to start App server. It is giving an error that no service for listener. Now I don't know how to update listener. Also not able to login to sqlplus. Can you please help?