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Contents
Server 1 Server 2
Cluster2 partition Disk F Disk F
Mirror partition 2 (data), used
to install database-related Disk H Disk H
data files
Oracle application program
Disk Partition Disk I Disk I
installation
Notes:
a. If all disks have been allocated and formatted when the operation system is installed,
perform step 1 to step 22; if only the disk (generally, disk C) where the operation
system is installed is allocated and formatted after installation of operation system,
and the remaining disk space is enough as mirror disk resource, perform step 5 to
step 22;
b. If the total hard disk space on the server is 73GB, it is recommended that the partition
for oracle application program should be 10GB, partition for omm mirror 10GB,
partition for data mirror 30GB, cluster partitions for omm and data 20MB respectively;
c. If the total hard disk space on the server is 146GB, it is recommended that the
partition for oracle application program should be at least 10GB, partition for omm
mirror 20GB, partition for data mirror 60GB, cluster partitions for omm and data 20MB
respectively;
Notes: For disk formatting, do not format the disk where operation system is installed;
otherwise, the operation system needs to be re-installed.
1. In the current operation system interface, right click “My Computer”, and then select
“Manage” in the popup menu. See Figure 1-1:
Figure 1-1
2. After “Manage” is selected, the following interface appears; select “Storage->Disk
Management” in the left pane, and then select the disk that has been partitioned in
the right “Disk” pane (do not select the disk where operation system is installed and
stored). Right click the disk, and select “Delete Disk Drive” in the popup shortcut
menu as in figure 1-2; for logic partition, select “Delete Logical Drive”:
Figure 1-2
3. The following prompt pops up; click “Yes” and the original disk partition would be
deleted:
Notes: Before the partition is deleted, if there is important or useful program files in the
disk partition, copy or transfer the files to external or other device.
Figure 1-3
4. After part of the partitions are deleted, or if there are sufficient unallocated disk
partitions that could be used as mirror disk resources as shown in figure 1-4, perform
the following operation:
Figure 1-4
5. Right click the unallocated disk, and select “New Partition” as shown in figure 1-5:
Figure 1-5
6. After “New Partition” in selected, new partition wizard pops up:
Figure 1-6
7. After “Next” in figure 1-6 is selected, the following interface appears; select “Extended
partition” as shown in the following figure:
Figure 1-7
8. Click “Next” in figure 1-7 and appears the following interface; the partition size does
not need to be modified, which indicates that all unallocated disk is used as extended
partition:
Figure 1-8
9. Click “Next” in Figure 1-8, and appears the following information:
Figure 1-9
10. Click “Finish” in figure 1-9; the unallocated disk partition information in figure 1-5 will
be updated, and the available space will be displayed; right click the extended
partition, and select “New Logical Drive”:
Figure 1-10
11. When “New Logical Drive” is selected, the interface which is the same as figure 1-
6will pop up; click “Next” and the following interface appears; select “Logical drive”:
Figure 1-11
12. When “Next” is selected, the following interface appears; the partition size is
displayed as 20MB:
Notes: The partition is used as cluster partition, so the size should be no smaller
than 20MB, and should be the same as that of the partition which is used as
the cluster partition in the active server.
Figure 1-12
13. Click “Next” in figure 1-12, and appears the following interface:
Notes: The drive letter must be the same as the letter of the drive also used as the
cluster partition in the active server. If more than one cluster partition are set,
drive letters of all cluster partitions on the two servers must be the same.
Figure 1-13
14. Click “Next” in figure 1-13, and appears the following interface:
Notes: For the disk partition used as cluster partition, select “Do not format this partition”.
Figure 1-14
15. Click “Next” in figure 1-14, and appears the following interface, which indicates that
the setting of disk partition is completed:
Figure 1-15
16. Click “Finish” in figure 1-15; the interface in figure 1-10 will be updated and shown as
in the following figure. Right click the disk with available space, and select “New
Logical Drive” to create partition on the disk used to store OMM program file in the
mirror disk:
Figure 1-16
17. When “New Logical Drive” is selected, the interface which is the same as figure 1-6
pops up; click “Next”, and appears the following interface; select “Logical drive”:
Figure 1-17
18. Click “Next” in figure 1-17, and appears the following interface; set the partition size
to 10000MB:
Notes: When the partition is used to install OMM server and store OMM program file, the
partition size must be the same (such as 10000MB) as that of the partition also
used to install OMM program in the active server.
Figure 1-18
19. Click “Next” in figure 1-18, and appears the following interface; select “Assign the
following driver letter” :
Notes: The drive letter must be the same as the drive letter of the mirror partition also
used to install OMM server in the active server.
Figure 1-19
20. Click “Next” in figure 1-19, and appears the following interface; select “NTFS” for
“File system”, “Default” for “Allocation unit size”, “omm” or default value for “Volume
label”, and then select check the “Perform a quick format” box:
Figure 1-20
21. Click “Next” in figure 1-20, and appears the following interface, which indicates that
the setting of mirror disk partition used to install OMM program is completed:
Figure 1-21
22. Click “Finish” in figure 1-21, and the disk partition as shown in figure 1-16 will be
updated.
Notes: In the above operation description, the setting of a cluster partition and a mirror
disk partition (omm) is taken as an example; for the creation of other cluster
partitions and mirror disk partitions, the operation procedures are the same. The
sizes and drive letters of all cluster partitions and mirror partitions in the
recovered standby server are the same as those in the active server.
Installation of
Oracle 10g for Windows.doc
Oracle10g
Database Example Installation.doc
Notes:
The database example name, database username, database file storing directory,
database component, database memory and character set, database initialization
parameter, redo log group file amount and size in the recovered standby server are the
same as those in the active server.
Local Network
Service Name Configuration.doc
1. First upload NEC installation program and license file (for Windows) to the operation
system, and then double click menu.exe in the installation program files:
Figure 2-1
2. The following interface appears:
Figure 2-2
3. Select “NEC EXPRESSCLUSTER for Windows” in figure 2-2 and appears the
following interface:
Figure 2-3
4. Select “NEC EXPRESSCLUSTER X 2.0 for Windows” in figure 2-3 and appears the
following interface:
Figure 2-4
5. Click “Next” in figure 2-4, and appears the following interface:
Figure 2-5
6. Click “Next” in figure 2-5, and appears the following interface:
Figure 2-6
7. Click “Next” in figure 2-6, and appears the following interface; copy the EC program
file:
Figure 2-7
8. After the EC program file is copied, appears the following interface, in which Web
management port number and disk agent port number could be set (default setting is
recommended):
Figure 2-8
9. Click “Next” in figure 2-8, and appears the following interface, in which filter settings
of shared disk could be made; use the default values here:
Figure 2-9
10. Click “Next” in figure 2-9, and appears the following interface:
Figure 2-10
11. Click “Yes” in figure 2-10 to continue with the installation process; and then the
following interface appears:
Figure 2-11
12. Click “Register” in figure 2-11, and pops up the following interface:
Figure 2-12
13. Click “Register with License File” in figure 2-12, and register with local license file:
Figure 2-13
14. Select the corresponding license file in figure 2-13, and then click “Open”; the BASE
file will be registered; then, the following interface appears:
15. The REPL file registration process is the same as that of the BASE file. Register the
REPL file; then, click “Finish” and the following information appears as in the figure 2-
14:
Figure 2-14
16. The default setting is “No, I will restart my computer later” in figure 2-14; select “Yes, I
want to restart my computer now” according to the actual situation.
A. All data and cluster configuration files in the host have been backed up;
B. The heartbeat network, private network, and public network are normal
between the host and the recovered device, and the host name of the
recovered server and relevant IP address must be the same as the original;
C. All omm and data partitions in the recovered operation system have been
formatted and installed with database example, and the listener and
database in the recovered operation system have been shut down.
1. Export the cluster configuration file in the host that is normally running currently,
as shown in the following figure:
2. Log in to the standby server with IE, and pops up the following prompt:
3. Then, select “Import cluster configuration file” to import the cluster configuration
file (clp.conf) from the active server to the recovered standby server;
4. In the server to be recovered, upload the configuration file in the “Config Mode”
page by selecting “File -> Apply the Configuration File”;
5. During the uploading process of the configuration file, the following prompt would
appear:
9. Select “Service -> Start Mirror Agent” to start the mirror agent; after the mirror
agent is started successfully, the following interface appears:
10. After the mirror agent is started successfully, select “Service -> Start Cluster” to
start the cluster; after the cluster is started successfully, the following interface
appears; the data synchronization from the mirror disk in the active server to the
recovered server begins (30 minutes or so):
11. During the process of synchronization, click the mirror disk, and the
synchronization progress information would be displayed:
12. When the mirror synchronization is completed successfully, the nodes of the
cluster will be displayed as follows:
13. Until then, the recovery of one server of the cluster which breaks down is
completed; after that, check whether functions including cluster changeover are
normal.