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If you’ve been tasked to download ODSEE (Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition), you may have a fun finding it. Here’s the trick:

  1. Go toedelivery.oracle.com
  2. Search for Oracle Directory Services Plus (Linux x86_64 in my case)

 

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3. Click Continue and then here’s the kicker…

 

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4. See that link for “Select Alternate Release…” ? You need to click that. If you don’t and just click continue (which you may have already found out), ODSEE isn’t in there.

 

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5. Select ODSP 11.1.1.0.0 then click Continue

 

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Now you’ll see that ODSEE is available for download in the list of packages!

V35071-01.zip is the one you want.