Oracle Database Oracle Clusterware Installation Guide for HP-UX

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Interconnect Errors A.4 Interconnect Errors If you use more than one NIC for the interconnect, then you must use NIC bonding, or the interconnect will fail. If you install Oracle Clusterware and Oracle RAC, then they must use the same NIC or bonded NIC cards for the interconnect. If you use bonded NIC cards, then they must be on the same subnet. A-4 Oracle Clusterware Installation Guide
B B How to Perform Oracle Clusterware Rolling Upgrades This appendix describes how to perform Oracle Clusterware rolling upgrades. Because you must stop database processes on the nodes you intend to upgrade when you perform an Oracle Clusterware upgrade, it includes information about how to stop processes in Oracle Real Application Clusters (Oracle RAC) databases. The instructions in this section specify a single node, and assume that you are upgrading one node at a time. To upgrade a subset of nodes together, you can specify a list of nodes (the subset), where the example commands specify a single node. For example, instead of -n node, specify -n node1,node2,node3. This appendix contains the following topics: Note: You can use the procedures in this chapter to perform rolling upgrades of Oracle Clusterware from any Oracle Clusterware 10g or Oracle Clusterware 11g installation to the latest patchset update. For example, you can use these procedures to prepare to upgrade from Oracle Clusterware 10.2.0.1 to 10.2.0.3. ■ Back Up the Oracle Software Before Upgrades ■ Restrictions for Clusterware Upgrades to Oracle Clusterware 11g ■ Verify System Readiness for Patchset and Release Upgrades ■ Installing a Patch Set On a Subset of Nodes ■ Installing an Upgrade On a Subset of Nodes B.1 Back Up the Oracle Software Before Upgrades Before you make any changes to the Oracle software, whether you intend to upgrade or patch part of the database or clusterware, or all of your cluster installation, Oracle recommends that you create a backup of the Oracle software. B.2 Restrictions for Clusterware Upgrades to Oracle Clusterware 11g To upgrade existing Oracle Clusterware and Cluster Ready Services installations to Oracle Clusterware 11g, you must first upgrade the existing installations to a minimum patch level. The minimum patch level is listed in the following table: How to Perform Oracle Clusterware Rolling Upgrades B-1
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Oracle® Clusterware Installation G
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Contents Preface ..................
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4.3 Configuring Storage for Oracle
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List of Tables 2-1 HP-UX PA-RISC (6
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Preface Oracle Clusterware Installa
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Conventions ■ Getting Started wit
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What's New in Oracle Clusterware In
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1 1 Summary List: Installing Oracle
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1.5 Configure Groups and Users Conf
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Note: Every server running one or m
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Note: You must complete this proced
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$ cd /Disk1 ./runInstaller Prepare
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2 2 Oracle Clusterware Preinstallat
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Creating Groups and Users for Oracl
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Checking the Network Requirements I
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Identifying Software Requirements 3
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Table 2-1 (Cont.) HP-UX PA-RISC (64
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2.8 Checking the Software Requireme
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Table 2-3 (Cont.) Recommended HP-UX
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# chmod 400 .rhosts Configuring SSH
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Configuring SSH or RCP on All Clust
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Configuring SSH or RCP on All Clust
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Configuring Software Owner User Env
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# ln -s libX11.3 libX11.sl # ln -s
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Understanding and Using Cluster Ver
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3 3 Oracle Real Application Cluster
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Creating Standard Configuration Ope
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Creating Custom Configuration Group
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■ Creating an OSOPER Group ■ Cr
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Creating Custom Configuration Group
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Understanding the Oracle Base Direc
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Configuring Storage for Oracle Clus
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