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Configuring Database Storage on the Host 57
Configuring Shared Storage Disks for Oracle Clusterware, Database,
and Recovery Files Using OCFS2
On the first node :
1 Log in as root .
2 Perform the following steps:
a Start the X Window System by typing: startx
b Generate the OCFS2 configuration file /etc/ocfs2/cluster.conf with a
default cluster name of ocfs2. Type the following in a terminal
window:
ocfs2console
c From the menu, click Cluster → C onfigure Nodes .
If the cluster is offline, the console starts it. A message window
displays the information. Close the message window.
The
Node Configuration window appears.
d To add nodes to the cluster, click Add . Type the node name (same as
the host name) and the private IP. Retain the default value of the port
number. After typing all the details, click
OK .
Repeat step d to add all the nodes to the cluster.
e After all the nodes are added, click Apply and then click Close in the
Node Configuration window.
NOTE: If you get the error message: Unable to access cluster
service
, when you perform step e , delete the file /etc/ocfs2/cluster.conf
and try again.
f
From the menu, click Cluster → Propagate Configuration .
The Propagate Cluster Configuration window appears. Wait until
the message
Finished appears in the window. Click Close .
g Select File → Quit .
3 On all the nodes , enable the cluster stack on startup by typing:
/etc/init.d/o2cb enable
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