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X 1 Introduction to Oracle Fail Safe 1.1 Overview of Oracle Fail Safe............. 1-11.2 Benefits of Oracle Fail Safe............. 1-21.2.1 Highly Available Resources and Applications........ 1-21.2.2 Ease of Use................ 1-31.2.3 Product Accessibility..............

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1-51.2.4 Ease of Integration with Applications.......... 1-61.3 Overview of a Typical Oracle Fail Safe Configuration........

1-61.4 Deploying Oracle Fail Safe Solutions........... 1-8 2 Cluster Concepts 2.1 Cluster Technology............... 2-12.1.1 About Clusters Providing High Availability.........

2-22.1.2 About System-Level Configuration........... 2-32.1.3 About Disk-Level Configuration........... 2-32.2 Resources, Groups, and High Availability.......... 2-32.2.1 About Resources............... 2-42.2.2 About Groups...............

2-42.2.3 About Resource Dependencies............ 2-42.2.4 About Resource Types.............

2-52.3 Groups, Network Names, and Virtual Servers......... 2-62.4 Allocating IP Addresses for Network Names......... 2-72.5 Cluster Group and Cluster Alias............ 2-82.6 About Failover................

2-92.6.1 Unplanned Failover.............. 2-92.6.1.1 Unplanned Failover Due to a Resource Failure.......

2-92.6.1.2 Unplanned Failover Due to Node Failure or Unavailability.... 2-112.6.2 Planned Group Failover............. 2-12 iv 2.6.3 Group and Resource Policies That Affect Failover....... 2-122.6.4 Detecting a Resource Failure............

2-142.6.5 About Resource Restart Policy........... 2-152.6.6 About Resource Failover Policy........... 2-152.6.7 About Resource Possible Owner Nodes List........ 2-152.6.8 About Group Failover Policy............ 2-182.6.9 Effect of Resource Restart Policy and Group Failover Policy on Failover.. 2-202.6.10 About Group Failover and the Preferred Owner Nodes List.....

2-202.6.11 Determining the Failover Node for a Group........ 2-212.7 About Failback................ 2-222.7.1 Group Failback and the Preferred Owner Nodes List...... 2-232.7.2 Client Reconnection After Failover.......... 2-24 3 Designing an Oracle Fail Safe Solution 3.1 Customizing Your Configuration............

3-13. Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition Sp2. 1.1 Active/Passive Configuration............ 3-13.1.2 Active/Active Configuration............

3-33.2 Integrating Clients and Applications........... 3-4 4 Management for High Availability 4.1 Configuring Resources for Failover............ 4-14.2 How Does Oracle Fail Safe Use the Wizard Input?........ 4-24.3 Managing Cluster Security............. 4-44.3.1 Oracle Fail Safe............... 4-44.3.1.1 Changing the Oracle Fail Safe Server Account.......

4-54.3.2 Oracle Fail Safe Manager............. 4-64.4 Discovering Standalone Resources............ 4-64.5 Renaming Resources............... 4-64.6 Using Oracle Fail Safe in a Multiple Oracle Homes Environment..... 4-64.7 Configurations Using Multiple Network Names......... 4-74.8 Adding a Node to an Existing Cluster...........

4-8 5 PowerShell Commands 5.1 Getting Started................ 5-15.2 About Common Parameters............. 5-35.3 Using the Oracle Fail Safe cmdlets in Scripts.......... 5-35.4 FSCMD Equivalent cmdlets............. 5-45.5 Examples.................

5-5 6 Validating Actions 6.1 Validating Operations.............. 6-16.1.1 Validating Cluster.............. 6-16.1.2 Validating the Configuration of Oracle Resources........

6-36.1.3 Validating Standalone Database........... 6-46.2 Dumping Cluster...............

6-66.3 Finding Additional Troubleshooting Information.........