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15 changes: 10 additions & 5 deletions OracleDatabase/OracleConnectionManager/README.md
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Expand Up @@ -36,8 +36,8 @@ You can also deploy Oracle Connection Manager on Podman using the pre-built imag

Example of pulling an Oracle Connection Manager Image from the Oracle Container Registry:
```bash
podman pull container-registry.oracle.com/database/cman:23.5.0.0
podman tag container-registry.oracle.com/database/cman:23.5.0.0 localhost/oracle/client-cman:23.5.0
podman pull container-registry.oracle.com/database/cman:23.7.0.0
podman tag container-registry.oracle.com/database/cman:23.7.0.0 localhost/oracle/client-cman:latest
```

If you are using pre-built Oracle Connection Manager from [the Oracle Container Registry](https://container-registry.oracle.com), then you can skip the section [Create Oracle Connection Manager Image](#create-oracle-connection-manager-image) to build the Oracle Connection Manager Image.
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-o: passes on container build option (e.g., --build-arg ARGUMENT=value).
```
- If you are behind a proxy wall, then you must set the `https_proxy` or `http_proxy` environment variable based on your environment before building the image.

Once image is built, retag it to latest as we are going to refer latest image in podman run command-
```bash
podman tag localhost/oracle/client-cman:23.5.0 localhost/oracle/client-cman:latest
```

## Create Network Bridge
**Note:** You can change subnet according to your environment.

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -106,11 +112,10 @@ To create the connection manager container, run the following command as the roo
-e PUBLIC_IP=10.0.20.166 \
-e DNS_SERVER=10.0.20.25 \
-e PUBLIC_HOSTNAME=racnodepc1-cman \
-e DB_HOSTDETAILS="HOST=racnodepc1-scan:RULE_ACT=accept,HOST=racnodep1:IP=10.0.20.170" \
--privileged=false \
-p 1521:1521 \
--name racnodepc1-cman \
oracle/client-cman:23.5.0
oracle/client-cman:latest
```

### Create Oracle Connection Manager Container using `cman.ora`
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -178,7 +183,7 @@ Run this command inside the OracleConnectionManager container.
| DOMAIN | The domain name associated with the container environment. |
| PUBLIC_IP | The public IP address assigned to the Oracle Connection Manager container. |
| PUBLIC_HOSTNAME | The public hostname assigned to the Oracle Connection Manager container. |
| DB_HOSTDETAILS | Details regarding the database host configuration, including host names, rules, and IP addresses to be registered with Connection manager in a command separated format, indicating different hosts and their associated details such as rules and IP addresses. Example: `HOST=racnodepc1-scan:RULE_ACT=accept,HOST=racnodep1:IP=10.0.20.170`. |
| DB_HOSTDETAILS | This is optional field. Details regarding the database host configuration, including host names, rules, and IP addresses to be registered with Connection manager in a command separated format, indicating different hosts and their associated details such as rules and IP addresses. Example: `HOST=racnodepc1-scan:RULE_ACT=accept,HOST=racnodep1:IP=10.0.20.170`. |
| DNS_SERVER | The default is set to `10.0.20.25`, which is the DNS container resolving the Connection Manager and Oracle Database containers. Replace this with your DNS server IP if needed. |
| USER_CMAN_FILE | (Optional) If you want to provide your own pre-created `cman.ora` file, set this environment variable and attach the file as a Podman volume in the `podman run` command. |

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