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For multiple OMS environments, you should configure the software library in a non-local shared file system so it
will be accessible to any of the OMS environments.
For the OMS agent file system, the agent simply requires access to the OMS host. This configuration requires a
named or preferred credential setup prior to setup of the agent file system to ensure success. There is an option to
create the preferred credential at the time of the OMS agent file system setup, but failure has been reported in some
Release 2 versions. For this reason, I recommend having the preferred credentials configured before attempting the
agent file system setup.
Once you have clicked the Add button in the software library configuration interface, the screen in Figure 7-3
will appear:
Figure 7-3. Creating a shared file system to be used with the software library
An alias can be provided for any OMS file system for the location, and then the path for the shared file system
is entered. Figure 7-3 shows a Windows OMS host; the path is showing a drive letter assignment as opposed to a
volume entry that we would use on a Unix/Linux environment. Once satisfied with the information provided, the
administrator clicks OK and the shared file system is created.
To create a new software library location with the EM CLI, you can perform the following:
emcli add_swlib_storage_location
-name="WIN_UPLOAD"
-path="F:\sw_lib "
This will create a new OMS shared file system that can be used just the same as any created from the console.
An agent shared file system can be created via the EM CLI with the following command:
emcli add_swlib_storage_location
-name="Agent_WIN_UPLOAD"
-path="F:\swlib"
-type="OmsAgent"
-host="orcl.us.acme.com"
-credential_name="MyOrclCreds"
-credential_owner="ORCL_USER"
This shared agent file system is now ready and will utilize existing credentials set up in the EM12c environment as
well as use a shared volume directory path of /u01/swlib .
The third option is a referenced file location. This is used only if the file is stored outside the software library and
will be deployed from this referenced location.
 
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