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Installing Oracle Grid Infrastructure For this we will use the Linux Device Mapper Multipath daemon. Now I can see the newly-mapped volumes from my array: Like disabling the iptables firewall:. Another thing I need to do before the installation is create the relevant directory structures in which the various Oracle Homes will reside. Now I can see the newly-mapped volumes from my array:.

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Recent Posts The Cvuqdisk1.0.9-1 Post: Now that everything else is in place we can go ahead with the actual database installation.

As you would expect there are many paths from the server to the storage in order to provide resilience. This new file will contain the following rule, based on the names I specified as aliases earlier:.

Installing Oracle Real Application Clusters Again, the yum command is too verbose for me to both cut and pasting the output here. Now, if Cvuqdissk-1.0.9-1 restart multipathing, I will see the relevant devices owned by oracle: Installing Oracle Grid Infrastructure I can now FTP onto the server from the remote host where I keep all of my installation files.

Oracle Linux 6.7 with Oracle 11.2.0.4 RAC

The Oracle preinstallation package does many things, one of which is to create the Oracle user account. This file controls the state of SELinux on the system. So we now need to set the password for that account: So we now need to set the password for that account:. Follow Blog via Email Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

One of the files that exists within the Grid Infrastructure binaries is the cvuqdisk package, so we now need to install this on all nodes which might mean copying it over from the source node.

I could save myself the trouble of a reboot by running the rescan-scsi-bus. Now I can see the newly-mapped volumes from my array:.

Installing the cvuqdisk RPM for Linux

This site uses cookies. Now I force the multipath daemon to flush its devices and reexamine them based on these new aliases:.

Now, if I restart multipathing, I will see the relevant devices owned by oracle:. You can ignore the first one which still has a numeric label. I need to reboot the system to pick up that change, cvuqdis-k1.0.9-1 I have a few other things to do first. To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: For this we will use the Linux Device Mapper Multipath daemon.

RAC gets really unhappy if the time goes backwards. Drop root to id 'ntp: Now that the installation is complete there are a couple of tasks to take care of before attempting the installation of the database.

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Oracle Linux 6 Update 7 arrives with the yum configuration already enabled, as we can see here: Screenshots of Oracle RAC Before I start up the daemon I need to create a configuration file:. Oracle RAC requires that the -x flag is added to the config file to stop the time being adjusted backwards. Disclaimer The statements and opinions expressed here are my own and do not necessarily represent those of my employers past or present.

In this cookbook I will be installing Oracle Linux 6 Update 7 on two nodes and then setting up Oracle Like disabling the iptables firewall:.

Download and install from yum: For this installation I am using shared storage which is presented over fibre channel.