Oracle 10g installed with cluster 3.2 on 2 local zones.

Hi,

Has any one installed cluster 3.2 on 2 nodes with one local zone each, when oracle is running on the local zones.

1. Where to install the oracle binaries? ( Global or local disk)?

2. How to define the Storage res-group for the zones (HAStoragePlus)?

3. Is any one has all the steps to a perform the above?

Thanks

[353 byte] By [yacovbma] at [2007-11-27 9:31:29]
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> Has any one installed cluster 3.2 on 2 nodes with one

> local zone each, when oracle is running on the local

> zones.

Yes.

> 1. Where to install the oracle binaries? ( Global or

> local disk)?

You mean more like "on local disk or on failover storage" - that is the same question as if Oracle runs in the global zone - it depends what you want - both is possible.

> 2. How to define the Storage res-group for the zones

> (HAStoragePlus)?

First you create a resource group, where the nodelist contains the node:zone notation, e.g.:

# clrg create -n node-a:zone-a,node-b:zone-a oracle-rg

Within that RG you can register the HAStoragePlus resource (and all other oracle resources like described within http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-2980).

For HAStoragePlus you should understand the new ":" notation for the FilesystemMountPoints property, desribed in the manpage (http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-3055/6n5a6lhqi?a=view).

> 3. Is any one has all the steps to a perform the

> above?

You can follow the setps from the HA Oracle guide - the only difference is the Nodelist in the RG and the FilesystemMountPoints property from HASP, if you want to have a different mount point namespace within the global and non-global zone. The rest works 100% identical.

Greets

Thorsten

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