If you select this option, then you must have configured the partitions as described in "Creating Partitions and Logical Drives" before proceeding with the installation. In this case, the OUI creates one cluster file system for the Oracle home and requires two additional partitions, one for the OCR and one for the voting disk. The OCR and voting disk are created in the datafile directory.įormat one logical drive for software storage. In this case, the OUI creates two cluster file systems, one for the database files and one for the Oracle home. The formatting options are as follows:įormat two logical drives for data and software storage. On the Select Disk Formatting Options page, you indicate what OCFS you want the OUI to format for you. You must classify at least one interconnect as Public and one as Private. The default setting for each interface is Do Not Use. Use the drop-down menus on this page to classify each interface as Public, Private, or Do Not Use. In the Private Interconnect Enforcement page the OUI displays a list of cluster-wide interfaces.
This saves your entries and opens the Private Network Enforcement page. You may enter either a private node name or a private IP address for each node.Ĭlick Next after you have entered the cluster configuration information. The private node refers to an address that is only accessible by the other nodes in this cluster, and which Oracle uses for Cache Fusion processing. When you enter the public node name, use the primary host name of each node, that is, the name displayed by the hostname command. Neither the public nor the private name should have a domain qualifier. Note that the selected cluster name must be globally unique throughout the enterprise and its allowable character set is the same as that for hostnames, which excludes special characters such as (, ), !, #, %, ^, &, and *.Įnter a public and a private node name for each node. Provide your own cluster name if you do not wish to use the name provided by the OUI. Otherwise, the OUI displays the Cluster Configuration page without predefined node information. The Cluster Configuration page contains predefined node information if the OUI detects that your system has the Oracle9 i Release 2 clusterware.
Select the language or languages for your CRS installation on the Language Selection page, then click Next for the Cluster Configuration page. Your CRS home cannot be installed in an Oracle Cluster File System.
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