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For more information on that, I encourage you to go and read about it here. Now I can see the newly-mapped volumes from my array: Before I start up the daemon I need to create a configuration file:. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use. Another thing I need to do before the installation is create the relevant directory structures in which the various Oracle Homes will reside. Screenshots of Oracle RAC Installing Oracle Real Application Clusters

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Screenshots of Oracle Grid Infrastructure So we need to install some sort of multipathing daemon cvuuqdisk-1.0.9-1 order to aggregate all of the duplicate paths and present them as single, virtualised paths for use with Oracle ASM.

Now I can see the newly-mapped volumes from my array: Installing and Configuring Device Mapper Multipath For this installation I am using shared storage which is presented over fibre channel. Oracle Linux 6 Update 7 arrives with the yum configuration already cvuqdisk-1.00.9-1, as we can see here: Screenshots of Oracle RAC Installing Oracle Real Application Clusters This file controls the state of SELinux on the system.

To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: The Oracle preinstallation package does many things, one of which is to create the Oracle user cvuqdisk-1.0.99-1.

Oracle Linux 6 Update 7 arrives with the yum configuration already enabled, as we can see here:. Like disabling the iptables firewall:. This site uses cookies.

Oracle Linux 6.7 with Oracle 11.2.0.4 RAC

So we now need to set the password for that account:. Drop root to id 'ntp: Recent Posts The Final Post: For more information on that, I encourage you to go and read about it here.

I could save myself the trouble of a reboot by running the rescan-scsi-bus. RAC gets really unhappy if the time goes backwards.

Installing the cvuqdisk RPM for Linux

Installing and configuring all of the relevant packages and settings in Linux used to be a pain, but for some years now Oracle has offered a great solution: Of course, it would be much safer to name each individual device in the above file rather than use a wildcard.

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I need to reboot the system to pick up that change, but I have a few other things to do first. Installing Oracle Grid Infrastructure Before I start up the daemon I need to create a configuration cvuqdjsk-1.0.9-1.

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By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use. At this point I will go away and create a number of volumes on my Kaminario K2 array then present them to the servers.

Using the Oracle Preinstallation RPMs with YUM Installing and configuring all of the relevant packages and settings in Vcuqdisk-1.0.9-1 used to be a pain, but for some years now Oracle has offered a great solution: Now, if I restart multipathing, I will see the relevant devices owned by oracle: This new file will contain cvyqdisk-1.0.9-1 following rule, based on the names I specified as aliases earlier:.

Again, the yum command is too verbose for me to both cut and pasting the output here. But the problem is, those device files are owned cvuqidsk-1.0.9-1 root.

As you would expect there are many paths from the server to the storage in order to provide resilience. Now I force the multipath daemon to flush its devices and reexamine them based on these new aliases:.