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Appendix E: Linux and Solaris Client Install
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See Oracle Collaboration Suite Client Installations
which have installation and configuration information.
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Setting Up the Unix Native Clients
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- Start Oracle Calendar.
- The Connect to box will contain Off-line; it should contain UICalendar;
we need to add it.
- Click the Other button, then click New....
- Type UICalendar in the Connection name box, and uicalendar.uic.edu in Server box
and click Lookup. (Note: This figure is from the Windows client, but
the Linux client's connection box is similar.)
- The UICalendar info will be filled in. Click OK.
- Then make UICalendar your default: select UICalendar from the connection
list, click Make Default, then click OK.
- Then when you get back UICalendar will be displayed in the Connect
to box.
Continue logging in as below.
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Logging In
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After that, when you open Oracle Calendar to login, UICalendar will be selected
by default, and all you have to do is enter your netid and your ACCC common
password and click Sign-in.
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Using the Oracle Calendar Unix Native Clients
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The Unix native clients look and act pretty much like the Windows and Mac
native clients. See the UICal Client Web pages above for instructions on how
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