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Oracle Auto Service Request (ASR) (MOSC)

ASR Manager 4.4 now available

Apr 9, 2013 6:37AM edited Apr 9, 2013 7:45AM in Oracle Auto Service Request (ASR) (MOSC)

ASR Manager 4.4 is now available:
Oracle Auto Service Request knowledge document (ID 1185493.1)

Features include:

ASR Manager certified on Java 7 update 13 or newer.
ASR Manager now supported on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.3.
Corrects issues observed with Java Heap Space and log file sizes.
Add customer option to select upgrade or completely remove when uninstalling the ASR Manager package.

Reminder: ASR 4.3 introduced ASR Manager auto-update. For auto-update to function properly, customers must:

Be running ASR Manager 4.3.1 or 4.3.2.
have auto-update enabled (it is enabled by default)
have internet outbound access from the ASR Manager to: https://ccr.oracle.com (141.146.8.206)
be running OASM 1.4 or later [ Learn More

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