Oracle Database Oracle Clusterware Installation Guide for HP-UX

Verify Oracle Clusterware Requirements with CVU
1-8 Oracle Clusterware Installation Guide
Use the following guidelines when creating or editing this file:
– Each line in the file must have the following format:
database_object_identifier=device_file_name
The alternative device file names suggested in the previous table include
the database object identifier that you must use in this mapping file. For
example, in the following alternative disk device file name, redo1_1 is
the database object identifier:
rac_redo1_1_raw_120m
– For a RAC database, the file must specify one automatic undo tablespace
datafile (undotbsn) and two redo log files (redon_1, redon_2) for each
instance.
– Specify at least two control files (control1, control2).
– To use manual instead of automatic undo management, specify a single
RBS tablespace datafile (rbs) instead of the automatic undo management
tablespace data files.
e. Save the file and note the file name that you specified.
f. When you are configuring the oracle user’s environment later in this
chapter, set the DBCA_RAW_CONFIG environment variable to specify the full
path to this file.
9. When you are installing Oracle Clusterware, you must enter the paths to the
appropriate device files when prompted for the path of the OCR and Oracle
Clusterware voting disk, for example:
/dev/rdsk/cxtydz
1.10 Verify Oracle Clusterware Requirements with CVU
For information, review the following section in Chapter 6:
"Verifying Oracle Clusterware Requirements with CVU"
Using the following command syntax, log in as the installation owner user (oracle or
grid), and start Cluster Verification Utility (CVU) to check system requirements for
installing Oracle Clusterware. In the following syntax example, replace the variable
mountpoint with the installation media mountpoint, and replace the variable node_
list with the names of the nodes in your cluster, separated by commas:
/mountpoint/runcluvfy.sh stage -pre crsinst -n node_list
1.11 Install Oracle Clusterware Software
For information, review the following sections in Chapter 6:
"Preparing to Install Oracle Clusterware with OUI"
"Installing Oracle Clusterware with OUI"
1. Ensure SSH keys are loaded into memory for the terminal session from which you
rn the Oracle Universal Installer (OUI).
2. Navigate to the installation media, and start OUI. For example: