Unable to install OBIEE 11g on Windows 10

User_9XA6O

Hello Team,

I am Installing OBIEE 11.1.1.7 version on windows 10 but I am getting following error while installing :

error: Checking operating system certification :   failed and not getting any error description in below window

Could you tell me can we install OBIEE 11.1.1.7 on windows 10?

do I need to install any other software to it i mean to say any path or any update? or need to go for any other OBIEE version?

Please help me with this issue to get it resolved soon.

Thanks

Joel

Look at @Christian Berg's blog - https://dimensionality.ch/2017/05/06/installing-oracle-bi-on-windows-7-8-10/

Windows 10 is a Client OS and OBIEE is enterprise software which works with server architecture and therefore requires a server OS.

User_9XA6O

Thanks for your reply, but when we execute the installation that time we do have 3 option simple install/Enterprise Install/Software only.

I am not going for 'Enterprise Install' but still I need Server OS?

Please correct me if I am going wrong.

Thanks

Joel

All OBIEE installations need to be on a server OS

User_9XA6O

Thank you for your kind information. Then I have only the option to change OS.

Gianni Ceresa

When you are about to install OBIEE, always start by checking the relative certification matrix (for 11.1.1.7: https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/bi/bi-11gr1certmatrix-ps6-1928219.xls ) you find at https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/ias/downloads/fusion-certification-100350.html  .

It's the best way to see if the tool will work on your environment or not (valid for both the server side components and the client).

As a said note: any reason for installing 11.1.1.7 ? It's not supported anymore, definitely not a version to start with ...

User_9XA6O

Thanks for your certification matrix information.

Christian Berg-0racle

952939 wrote:Thanks for your certification matrix information.

But still ignoring the fact that you're installing on an unsupported OS?

User_9XA6O

I guess, I have marked it as correct answer and not ignoring anything.

I am not aware of how to close the discussion. If possible kindly let me know the same.

Thanks

Christian Berg-0racle

Only a "Correct" answer closes the thread. And the "Correct" answer was Joel right in the beginnign stating that Win10 isn't supported

Joel